Hope native to fill statehouse seat with county credit
Capt. W Arkens of Hope will serve in the legislature. The encampment coverage by Columbus press praised. ALBET F Owens visits townships in two weeks to support his candidacy for Recorder. May 28 precinct meetings for state congressional and senatorial races planned. Van H SteinkaMp canvassing county for Treasurer nomination. W W Lawrent for joint senator seeks county support as a worthy nominee.
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W. Arkens
Hope
Corder
W. W. Lambert
Bartholomew County
Bartholomew
Decatur
Fourth of July Preparations Prompt Haste for Events
As the G A R encampment ends attention turns to Independence Day. A plan for a good time is urged with limited time remaining before July 4 to organize activities.
Edinburg Call Raises Weekly Price
The Edinburg Call increases weekly price from 6 to 10 cents. It urges Edinburg residents to continue supporting the paper, calling it a good publication and worth the extra cost.
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Edinburg
Star newspaper faces trials and steadfast supporters
The Star recalls its 1896 start and ongoing battles with rivals and critics while pledging local and war news coverage. It notes past instability in staff, acknowledgment of loyal backers, and commitment to remain in the field for the republican party. Commencement notes mention Miss Libbie Englebaugh at Edinburg. Danial Ryan named new commander in aBlethodist ministry. John son county quo warranto case seeks county superintendent office.
Century Runs and Women Cyclists Stir Debate
A New York Law debate on letting women enter century cycling events draws mixed opinions. Clubs favor exclusion due to endurance demands, while others urge fairness and caution against legislative bans. Commentary supports women shaping their fate while preserving feminine dignity. The Ladies Home Journal notes the bachelor girl’s balanced poise and evolving role in business and society.
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Bigyeliis GP
Eulu Blbes
GLU
Cea Laat
Wheeling Sisterhood
New York
Ruth Ashmore
Ladies’ Home Journal
Women in Public Service Since 1776, Not 1861
A letter in Woman's Journal argues that women served in the U S public service before 1776 with Lydia Hill a Salem postmaster and Mary Katharine Goddard a Baltimore postmaster. It cites earlier postmasters and clerks, noting civil service shifts and continued presence of women on payrolls through 1850 and beyond.
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Spicner
Spinner
United States
Lydia Hill
Salem
Baltimore
Mary Katharine Goddard
Congress
William Goddard
Goddards
Lancaster
Sam
Civil Service Commission
W. Srast
Shirt Waists Dominate Fashion in Spring and Summer Styles
A New York fashion writer notes shirt waists captivate both women and men, prized for solid comfort. Spring and summer designs in fabrics like cotton and cheviot improve on 1897, with stripes and bias plaids styling figures, tucks and blouses enhancing fit and look.
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New York
Merchants Urged to Honor Contract to Close Stores
A Columbus merchant says signed contracts to close stores at a set time are being broken by unscrupulous dealers. He recalls unlocking his door for sellers and warns he will close his shop when he chooses if others do not keep their word, stressing merchants should respect their agreements.
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of Columbus
Illustrated American resort guide promoted by Pennsylvania Lines
An illustrated feature promotes popular summer resorts along the Ocean Mountains East and Lake Region, reachable via the Pennsylvania Route. Tickets and full information available from Pennsylvan ia Lines agents or W. W. Hicuwarpsey, District Passenger Agent. Also notes excursion rates for the National Electric Light Association in Chicago and travel details.
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Pennsylvania Lines
Samuel W. Fitch Nominated for County Auditor
County auditor candidate Samuel W. Fitch of Ohio township is announced as a Republican nominee for the June 4 1898 nominating convention.
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Samuel W. Fitch
Ohio Township
Bartholomew County Sheriff Nominees Named
Multiple candidates announce for sheriff of Bartholomew County subject to the Republican county nominating convention. Scott Elzer Henry Howe George Ott John Dinn and others declare their candidacy ahead of the June 4 1898 convention.
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Stephen Bailey
Bartholomew County
Scott Elzer
Republican County
Republican County Convention
George M. Ott
John Dinn
German Township
Third District and First District County Commissioner Candidates
County Commissioner Louis Friedersdorf of Rockcreek Township announces candidacy for the Third District. Henry C. Harris of German Township also announces for the First District, subject to the Republican county convention.
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Louis « Friedersdorf
Rockcreekownship
Henry C. Harris
German Township
Republican
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van H. Steinkamp
W. W. Lawrent
Star
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Columbus
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Danial Ryan
E. L. Hendricks
J. W. Terman
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Fred C. Ulrich
Will FP. Barrett
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Indianapo Ind
National Electric Light Association
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Pittsburg
Columbus Fuel & Ive Co
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Henry W. Rethwisch
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W. F. Coats
William Teinkanp
Jackon Township
County Recorder
Albert Fowens
RK. B. Colvin
Hawcreek Township
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Repubcan
E. M. Heiner
Wayne Township
Jenry Howe
Clifty Township
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