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Newspaper
Columbus Evening Star
Location
Columbus, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1898
Page
4
The text cites Commodore Dewey and the phrase Veni Vidi Vici as a slogan or motto, noting patrons may recall or quote the expression when they visit. It reflects a wartime or promotional tone tying naval history to contemporary engagement.
A special Sunday excursion train from Columbus to Louisville Ky departs 8 45 a m central time with return from 14th Street station at 6 10 p m. Tickets priced at 1 25 round trip cover travel on the special train. The Indianapolis Maemercher accompanies the trip to help celebrate the fiftieth anniversary of the Louisville Leiderkranz Grand Musical Festival and open air concert.
Employment notice seeking a reliable female assistant for domestic duties with light chores. No washing required. Apply in person at the office.
A New York Sun column on the enduring tradition of army reunions from Civil War veterans to Spanish-American War veterans. The piece notes how America has hosted reunions across generations as new wars emerge while old veterans remain, reflecting a persistent wartime identity.
The steamship Uto of the Munson line arrived in New York from Sagua la Grande after passing Cuban blockade checks with a US permit. Cuban passengers discuss Spain’s likely defeat, Havana’s forts, and shortages of food while predicting relief through crops and continued blockade.
Lt. Hugh D. Wise brings eight Wise-Holdy kites with signaling flags and a 4 by 5 inch camera to Cuba. The system, tested for signaling and photo recon, uses a tandem line with pulleys to lift a camera platform and allows night lantern signaling, with windage from 6 to 30 mph.
The Brooklyn mascot named Kascow is a delicate fawn about a foot high. Suitors care for it and have created a full set of warm coverings like pug dog coats, each differing in weight to keep the pet comfortable in any weather.
The Spectator cites an Angio-American alliance poem noting a dark night and distant stars. The verses describe the lion by the shore, thunder, and distant howls as echoes travel east and west.
The Washington Star reports that after defeating Cervera, land and naval units prepare to press on to Blanco. The article frames the move as a coordinated effort to encircle Blanco following the victory at Cervera.
A devotional verse pleads for divine pardon amid unkept vows and thoughts, asking forgiveness for offerings made without true obedience. The speaker seeks mercy in difficult days and emphasizes obedience over sacrifice.
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