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Newspaper
Columbus Evening Star
Location
Columbus, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1898
Page
2
Editor laments dirt piles on paved streets and urges the street commissioner to act. The piece endorses W. W. Lambert for joint Senator, praises Republican work, and notes the county convention date. It calls Republicans to unite like 1896 for a solid ticket.
The Epworth League Social last night at the home of Alr and Mrs Frank Bennett was a pleasant affair with ice cream served. Trustee Tipton of Van Buren was in the city. R M Minor of Nashville visited. Frank Newcomb resigned from John M Newcomb's feed store to start a new feed store at Patterson block corner of Third and Jackson streets. The YMCA Ladies Auxiliary will meet tomorrow afternoon in Association rooms. Breining Co. touted furniture and store expertise. Fourth Street asphalt work completed from Franklin to Washington with progress toward Jackson. Weather warm with showers in the north. Anthon Day resigned from N Jose Co and is unemployed. Miss Anna Laura Safford of Pittsburgh visiting. she traveled to Madison this morning.
Secretary Long reports Commodore Schley cites harbor fortifications and coaling needs while a flood of notices follows about reduced excursion fares, church gatherings, and union meetings. The piece also notes social visits, a Nashville corn buyer, and a Far East literacy tale for children.
W. W. Lambert of Bartholomew county seeks the Republican nomination for Joint Senator representing the Bartholomew and Decatur district, pending convention endorsement.
Fred C. Ulrich seeks County Clerk under Republican nomination. Willy Barrett runs for Clerk of the Circuit Court pending GOP nomination. Samuel W. Fitch of Ohio township announced for County Auditor subject to Republican nominating convention on June 4, 1898.
Henry W. Retuwisch announces his candidacy for county treasurer subject to a Republican nomination. W. F. Coats is also announced as a candidate for county treasurer under the Republican county convention. William Steinkamp of Jackson Township is listed as a candidate for county treasurer subject to the nominating convention.
Albert F Owens announced as candidate for county recorder subject to Republican nomination. Endorsed by local party committee, Owens aims to win the nominating ballot and run in the general election.
A notice announces Scott Elzea as a candidate for sheriff under the Republican banner in Bartholomew County. It also names John Dinn of German Township as a Republican sheriff candidate and notes the nominating convention to be held June 4, 1698.
Travel offer for Warsaw Indiana readers to attend services at Winona assembly grounds from May 16 to June 2 with half rate via Big Four Route. Tickets on sale May 16 to 21 and valid for return until June 3. Special season rates available. For tickets contact Big Four agents or Warren J. Lynch Assistant General Passenger and Ticket Agent.
A story from Law Notes recalls Lord Cockburn sailing with a puisne judge. A rough night on the yacht unsettled the guest who, in pain, asked to be overruled by the motion as relief. The anecdote highlights judicial humor at sea.
Louis Friedersdorf of Rockcreek announces candidacy for county commissioner from the Third District subject to action of the Republican nominating convention.
A doctor asks a Germantown lady if she is glad her husband is cured of rheumatism. She quips that now they must guess weather or buy a barometer if his bones stop aching before a damp spell. Philadelphia Call.
The government faces a coal shortage as the Dons push for steady supplies. Industry observers note coal is in demand from all sectors and that Pittsburg remains a focal point in securing shipments.
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