Personal News Lingers In Local Circles
Mrs W H Dowell and son Paul visited friends at Franklin yesterday. Fred Kollmeyer was a northbound passenger this morning. Dr Roope and Banker were Indianapolis passengers yesterday. John Gant returned to Flat Rock last night. Mrs W M Thompson went to Edinburg this morning. Tony McGowan and wife went to Indianapolis to visit relatives. Miss Anna Kyle has returned home from Edinburg. Miss Lillie Roesgen visiting Mrs Charlie Rost at Crawfordsville. Miss Gertie Meyers returned from North Vernon last night. Mrs Dr Wright came home from Madison last night. Jos J Irwin returned from Louisville last night. Mrs 8 S Drybread returned to Taylorsville last night. Mrs Lizzie Bond returned to Shelbyville last night. Mrs Sarah Rhoder near Hope went to Elizabethtown last night. You need a bat Buy it at Libenburgers. ay tf. The Uniform Bank K P drill ad last night. Several strings of fish offered for sale on the streets today. Wantep clerk at Langdon's grocery on Saturday Call today. Police called to Baptist church last night to quell bad boys. Rolla Holmes a Jeffersonville businessman died yesterday morning after coming to Jeffersonville 50 years ago. For West cigars go to Fehring's drug store. If Steewws wow Headquarters for Latest Books Periodicals. Geo H Cummins Bookseller City Lineman Wells, while assisting in removing poles from Washington street yesterday evening, was struck in the face by a crowbar, causing a painful wound.
A Finaniel Review of Columbus City Council Four Years
The piece lauds the Republican-led Columbus city council since May 1894, detailing paid projects including a refurbished City Hall, a fire department building, and a water works system. It notes debts, recent repayments, and asserts no real overdraft, arguing funds were managed and no temporary loans were outstanding.
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Columbus
Republican Council
Crump Streets Readies Paving and Rail Works in City
The Crump administration proposes immediate rail and street car work, water system upgrades, and fire building improvements, with Third Street from Washington to Tal granting paving. Tax levy reduced from 85 to 7.7 mills. debt narrowed to about 74 thousand dollars, city finances praised. Measles outbreak in Hartsville reports twenty five cases.
Submarine Torpedo Boat Plunger Named The Plonger
A Baltimore shipyard builds the Holland submarine boat named The Plonger. The craft displaces 168 tons and reaches notable speed while carrying torpedoes as part of an experimental approach to submarine warfare costing around $160,000.
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Bull
Baltimore
Marshs Tenth Bill and Auditor Notices
A fragmented ledger style passage lists Marsh’s tenth and eighth bills, audits, and public notices from Bartholomew County Indiana, including totals, dates in 1880, and the death of Mrs. Weaver’s niece Miss Lottie Taquess at Mt Carmel Illinois.
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Ella Weaver
Lottie Taquess
Mt. Carmel, I
Dickey Burnett Wedding at Burnett Home
Harry Dickey and Miss Nannie Burnett wed at seven in the home of the bride’s parents corner Fifth and California streets with Rev. Frank Hood officiating. The ceremony was quiet with close friends, followed by a wedding supper and a move to their new home four miles east of the city.
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Harry Dickey
Nannie Burnett
Wre. Burnett
Fifth
California Streets
Frank Hood
A Luci Lecture on Our Country and Duty
A fragment mentions Levi the Stee delivering a lecture titled Our Country What of Thee at the corner of 5th and Tauht on Saturday afternoon March 12. The excerpt urges awakening to dangers and doing one's duty with love, faith, and truth.
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Levi
Grath
Top Round of Perfection In Dyes Reveals New Science
The article notes fast dyes for wool silk cotton and blends. describes new discoveries by expert chemists and makers of imitation dyes as part of rising analytical science in dyeing.
Comedian Hennessy Leroyle Stars in Other People's Money
Hennessy Leroyle delivers a bright, clean comedy as Hutchinson Hopper the wealthy stock broker in Other People's Money. The show, praised for its natural humor and modern American life scenes, plays Crump's Theatre for a one night engagement next Saturday with a strong supporting company. A separate item notes a dog injuring a cart’s wheel and a jail area incident, while George F. Elia advertises Ge A R banners for storefront decoration orders.
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Hutchinson Hopper
Hennessy Leroyle
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Paul
Franklin
Fred Kollmeyer
Dr. Roope
Banker
Indianapolis
John Gant
Flat Rock
W. M. Thompson
Edinburg
Tony McGowan
Anna Kyle
Miss Lillie Roesgen
Mrs
Charlie Rost
Crawfords
Ville
Gertie Meyers
North Vernon
Dr. Wright
Madison
Jos
J. Irwin
Lou
8.S. Drybread
Taylorsville
Lizzie Bond
Shelbyville
Sarah Rhoder
Near Hope
Elizabethtown
Lien
the Uniform Bank K. of
P. Drill
Langdon’s Grocery
The
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Rolla Holmes
Jeffersonville
Fehring’s Drug Store
Steewws
Geo. H. Cummins
City
Wells
Lienberger
Aisler
Furaidher
Hatter
A Financiel Review
Council For the General Fund
Strasaner
Lars
St. Denis
Ness
the Times
the Democrat
Crump’s Street Railway
John S. Crump
Washington
Franklin Sts
Art Overstreet
Hartsville
Ancient History
Marsh
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J. N. Marsa
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Lewis Donsour
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Indiana
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N. Marsh
J. N. Marse
Shif
Lewis Donmost
Margh
Lewis Dennost
Ajidi
B.C
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Mons
Dickey-Burnett
Sixth Street
Fred Yeaton
Western Union ‘Telegraph Co
J. K. Smalley
Felix Williams
Hartsville College
Institution of Learning
Wm. Ardery
Clifty Township
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Jay Gould
Washington Street
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