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Newspaper

Columbus Star

Location

Columbus, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1897

Page

4

Property Sale Bulletin Offers Homes Land and Bargains

Advertises numerous houses cottages and lots for sale or trade in multiple Columbus Brown county and Texas properties. Lists prices locations features and payment terms with dozens of entry numbers and accompanying notes urging quick purchase or trade options. Includes farms acreage and city residences with a focus on bargains and flexible terms.

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Clubs Standings Across Leagues and Cities

In the National League standings Boston and Baltimore lead groups with wins and losses listed. Cardinals and Mets show strong records, while Cincinnati New York and Cleveland carry high win totals. Other noted clubs include Philadelphia Pittsburgh Brooklyn Washington St. Louis Indianapolis and Columbus with varying win percentages across the table. Additionally minor league entries Grand Rapids Minneapolis Kansas City and others appear with their respective win loss records.

Excursion trains to Cincinnati and Asheville offered

An August 1897 notice announces a Columbus to Cincinnati round trip for 1 dollar with baseball at League Park and other amusements. It also details a Southern Railway Asheville excursion from Louisville for 800 dollars with return in ten days, first class travel, and Pullman cars.

Big 4 Columbus Indiana Cincinnati Ohio The Southern Railway Asheville North Carolina Louisville Varlo

Its Quite Fashionable Nowadays

The notice invites patrons to Sunday dinner hours and recommends specially prepared dishes. It claims Sunday dinners are served to fashionable audiences and that patrons have been highly pleased in the past, with an aim to continue pleasing in the future.

Labor meeting called for Columbus workers at G A R Hall

Notice to laborers of Columbus to attend a meeting at the old G A R Hall on Monday August 9 87 at 7 30 pm by order of committee 207th Kinney and Kinney advertise job work and insurance business alongside a medical testimonial for Cascaret candy cathartic and CCC refund offer

Hurtsville property for sale and trade in Columbus

Auction notices advertise acres two story dwellings a barn and fruit orchard in Hurtsville for sale or trade for Columbus property. Also promotion of cheap goods including stationery letterheads and a sale of Dongoli boots at one dollar with claims of unmatched value. Signed by J A Nowton.

Hurtsville Columbus

Fragmented OCR Nor Readable News Snippet

A garbled OCR fragment mentions tobacco, life, and vigor with scattered names and phrases. Specific people, places, or events are unclear, making precise reporting impossible from the readable text.

Four Girls Work In a Coal Mine in Mahoning Valley

Four young women, aged 16 to 20, employ themselves at a small Mahoning valley coal mine near Shamokin. They assist in breaking, pumping, hoisting, and slate removal under owner Joseph Mans, a German immigrant, while wearing short skirts and performing demanding tasks in a family operation that also includes timber holdings.

Mahoning Valley Shamokin Atlanta Constitution Joseph Mans Kate Annie Lizzie Mary Mans

Emperor of China Tutors Taotai in English Comedy

An account from the North China News describes an audience with the Chinese emperor where Li Taotai, famed for foreign affairs knowledge, struggles with basic English phrases. The clash ends with the emperor berating him for a borrowed reputation and ordering the Taotai to study English for three years.

China Liu Nanking Li Taotai North China News England Taotai

The Bicycles Drive Birds From City Parks Says Old Officer

An old Chicago Tribune told of park birds vanishing as bicycles multiply. He recalls orioles thrushes and robins once nesting in trees and bushes, now replaced by sparrows amid crowds. He laments night life disrupted, parks overwhelmed by riders.

Rivalry of Two Towns Duluth and Superior War Over Bridge

The Minnesota debate in Washington centers on a river bridge between Duluth and Superior. The St Louis River divides the two ports at Lake Superior’s edge, with Pennsylvania steel and Senate action shaping the plan. Senator Quay pushes the bill while Senator Vilas of Superior opposes, leaving the bridge in limbo.

Duluth Superior Mion Wis Lake Superior Senate Washington St. Louis Northwest Congress Pennsylvania Steel Senator Quay Vilas Superiorites

Cat Invades Bristol Church Pulpit Before Sermon

A curious black cat wandered into Bristol Methodist Church during Sunday evening services. It climbed to the choir loft and pulpit, purred at the pastor, then was handed to an usher and exited as the preacher began. The scene drew amused remarks from congregants.

Bristol Methodist Episcopal Church Pittsburgh Chronicle-Telegraph

Buffalo gnat discussed by New York Sun letter writer

A New York Sun correspondent describes the buffalo gnat in Arkansas and the St Francis river region. The insect crawls into faces and orifices and its larvae destroy membranes, threatening livestock and game. Planters burn logs to generate smoke, drawing animals to the smudge for relief.

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Coming Man and the Coming Woman in a Moonlit Ride

A young couple exits a theater supper and debates old adages about walking after dinner. The man asks the woman to follow tradition, but she demands honesty and practical help, insisting on paying her car fare with a witty jab at poetic pretense. The Times notes the modern dating scene as the cable car carries them away.

George Toa Norrow New York Journal

Dugack Shooters Paradise on St Clair Marshes

The article describes a vast flooded plain near Jeanette’s creek where a ditch vanished and paddling was free. The marshes, vast and muddy, host hundreds of thousands of wild fowl including mallard black duck pintail redhead bluebill widgeon and teal, with geese in the thousands.

Jeanette’s Creek St. Clair Raleigh Dover Plains

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