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Newspaper
Columbus Star
Location
Columbus, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1898
Page
2
Voters hear that Salmond is a reliable and hardworking veteran whose leadership would keep the city in good hands. The endorsement emphasizes his experience and steady record to canvas support.
A brief voters call praising N. Davis as a capable businessman and proven steward of city affairs, urging support for his candidacy.
A civic endorsement urges voters to support Prof O M McCracken highlighting his qualifications and character as the best choice for public service. The message urges clear support and warns against mistakes in the upcoming vote.
The report notes Spanish securities dropping to 386c with a chance of further declines. It adds that with stocks at par in the US market, the end of the war could be near unless an unforeseen event changes the outlook.
The article discusses whether the government should issue gold bonds. It states the democratic party will back the president while opposing aiding money sharks. It argues bonds are the only path for government borrowing.
A Democratic editorial argues William McKinley embodies courage from his Civil War days and urges unity over faction. It asserts Republicans control city streets work and rejects political favors, emphasizing nonpartisan street labor amid wartime strain.
Baseball note shows Pfeffer Bros offers hot lunch every morning and evening return times. The terse item reflects a local business notice with schedules and dining mentions, including a numeric tag 459. The text suggests daily returns and meal service windows in a compact local ad style.
Local note lists many city visits and events. Mrs Emma Beatty and Mrs Dr Hogue visit Walesboro and Elizabethtown respectively. Morris Rosenbush naturalized as a U S citizen. A Burnsville man shows an old Confederate canteen. Railway mileage tickets and trade pricing appear amid scattered notices and ads.
Ehkam Bamblen dies at home in Hamblen township Brown county with funeral set for 10 30 tomorrow. W P Hamblen is a county treasurer candidate. Drum corps rally boosts patriotism led by Chas Crabb as 26 volunteers named for blue uniforms. list expected to reach 50 soon. Various locals noted in town today including Alvis Rominger Albert Schwartzkopf and Miss Caspan with ads and frequent visits.
An advertisement promotes Dr. Davis’ anti headache remedy available from all druggists. The Epworth League plans to hang enlarged picture of the late Dr Curtiss in the league room at the church. Will Davis returns to Indianapolis after visiting his parents on Third Street. he serves in the light artillery there.
The board issued the second batch of Satdcreek township pike bonds totaling ten at 500 dollars and ten at 473 cents each, payable annually starting in one year and maturing in 1908. The Nineveb bridge contract was awarded to Lafayette Bridge Co. An Indianapolis probe into the Krag Reynolds firm reveals loose or possible criminal accounting by Chas M Reynolds with over 100000 dollars used in outside investments without consent.
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