Local Advertising Rates and Council Alder Discussion
The column lists advertising rates per inch for various time spans and notes local word rates for first insertions. It mentions a proposed 75 percent rebate for city outlying farm land and a Thursday council discussion about jail prisoner labor on a stone pile for health and board.
City Council Plans To Postpone First Tax Instalment
The councilmen at Thursday night meeting urged delaying the initial city tax payment until May, arguing the move would ease residents' financial burden and aid local budgeting.
Prediction of Dr Hunter's Senate election and indictment outcome
The text predicts Dr Hunter will win a U.S. Senate seat this week and asserts any indictment against him will be proved groundless, claiming the charges were designed to harm him and will reflect in his favor.
City trustee and officers to be chosen in June
The article states that in June a school trustee and city officers will be selected along with salary regulations and printing contracts. It asserts the Sva k has no advice to offer and that the current council is competent to handle city business, with a good man expected for trustee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scoo
Sva K
Council debate over 75 percent tax rebate for farming ground
The council will consider a 75 percent rebate for farming ground on city outskirts. The senior editor previously pushed for the measure, arguing outskirts owners deserve protection and that the council should approve the rebate rather than delay a decision.
Photographic Records Of Cannon Projectile Motion
United States board of ordnance experimenters have captured photographic records of a projectile’s motion inside a cannon bore. The device uses a wooden rod with copper contacts at intervals forming electric contacts as the rod advances. A chart records each contact instant, with the shortest gap between records about 3.7 cm of travel and intervals occasionally as small as two thousandths of a second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Board of Ordnance
Scientific American
Hoosiers Rally as Buckeyes Edge Cincinnati
Indianapolis Hoosiers and Cincinnati Buckeyes contest drawn rough game at Cincinnati on Sunday. Cincinnati led 5 to 4 after nine innings as Indianapolis posted a late push but fell short. Hoosiers credit a solid showing against strong opponent and steady offense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
Entition to Consideration
My misguided friend, said the fgt an with the puffs under his eyes, I will admit that Tam 3 capitalist. That part of your assertion shall go unchallenged. But when you say that I am not a producer you are wrong. I have been backing a comic opera company for two months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fgtan
Vision of a spectral visitor in a Dublin house tale
A couple and their daughters rent a furnished Irish home for six months. An old lady in a shawl appears in a locked unused room and later at the doorway, frightening a daughter. A visitor later identifies two elderly sisters tied to the house and corroborates the sighting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Dublin
Gervag
Curious Case of Catalepay at Deauville Hospital
A naked young man was found asleep on a Deauville seat and taken to Pont-l'Eveque Hospital. For three weeks he remained in a cataleptic state before waking and claiming to be in Paris. He provided a Paris address, but his return failed to resolve the mystery surrounding his disappearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teups
Topital de Pont-l'Eveque
Deauville
New York Herald
Ian
Paris
Faubourg du Temmle
Amber Fishes Rare Visitor to Southern Waters
The Amber fish, a swift tropical traveler linked to the crevalles, pom panoes, banded pilot, horsefish and threadfish families, is rarely seen here. Resembling pilots in shape and bluefish in form, they are strong, fast swimmers found in the Mediterranean, West Indies, Gulf of Mexico and Pacific. Some are prized as food. large specimens exceed four feet and weigh over 100 pounds. The New Sun notes the coast of California hosts many celebrated Amber fishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mediterranean
West Indies
Gulf of Mexico
Pacific Ocean
California
Cuban caves slowly sealed by snail cement
In Cuba common land snails flood cavern floors each dry season. Water dripping from cave roofs leaves lime that cements shells together, gradually filling caves. Millions of snails never depart, and experts warn caves may eventually be entirely closed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
Saft
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kinney, “Turpin
Columbus
Iindiana
Ias
A. Turpin
City Editor
DAILY
PF Weekly
Dr. Hunter
United States Senate
Hoosiers
Buck Eyes
The
Hospital de Pont-l'Eveque
Jackson
Furth
Brown
Washington
Mooney
Cannery
Franklin
Eidith
Mechanic
Pearl
Sycamore
Wm. J. Beck
John Suverkrup
James Sibley
Wm. &Cheoler
W. F. Norton
J.bn K. Brtts
Wm. Collins
Frank Crump
Ben. Patterson
Herman Rost
W. W. Adame
McCollough
Ben. Parker
H. Schoonover
Stevens
Romine
Hawcreek
Geo
C. Moore
Hope
Flatrack
T. O. Dodd
St. Louis
Crow Germen
B. McEvenne
Taylorsville Nineveh
S. Stucker
Taylorsville Union
Peter M. Daum
Colu Clifty
W. N. Bradley
Newber Clay
Gus Miller
Nortonsburg
M. V. Jewell
Harrison
James Parks
Rockcreek
J. W. Wright
Grammer
Sandcreek
W.E. Springer
E E.—Town
Wayre
Wm. Wiseman
Jonesville
Ohio
W. H. Smith
Ogilville
Tackeon
F. L. Meyers
Waynnayilie County
J. A. Wade
Phomas Brown
Wall Paper
Indiana
Wr Lambra
Attorney-At-Law
Olive Over
Lewin's Bank
J. D. Emmons & CO
Erwin
Columbus, Ind
I, W. Cooper
Cooper & Cooper
Atoslers
Masonic
Jas.f. Cox
Crumy
East Geurt House
W.C. Roland M.D
Griffith
Western Union Telegraph Office
8Th and Chesnut-st
U.S
C.a.snow&co
Washington, FL
LZ. T. Hunk Houser
6Th and
Washington Street
Winan
Jackson Streets
H. L. Rost
Washingon St
Bonhams
Crystal
Dell
Liftle Street
CILY
Pry Blozk
Broom Factory
Hermann Vonstrohe
iGo
Icrump’s Theater
Third Street
Seward
Gra Barrel
Mesinger Saddle
Fifth St. Irwin’ Block
Crump’s Theater
JOS. H. Young's
Maple Grove Grocery
BIG Four BR. R
Greensburg
Ch&g Junction
Ewington Burney
Hartsville
Crow Ope