Operation performed at City Hospital
Cassie Rapp of Shelbyville has had part of her jaw bone removed at a Columbus private hospital. She is now at home in Shelbyville with improvement expected in a few days. Gracie and Cassie Rapp, daughters of Mr George Rapp, have returned from Columbus. Invitations are issued for a moonlight party at Mrs Wm J Lucas residence.
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Cassie Rapp
Shelbyville
Pat
George Rapp
South Harrison Street
Columbus
Wm. J. Lucas
Joseph Gable
Fifth
Report clears Lula May Hollingsworth of Bloomer girl rumor
The article denies a circulating claim that Lula May Hollingsworth of Jackson-Walling fame was among the bloomer girls in a Thursday bicycle carnival. It states she was recommended by Indianapolis citizens and that the group behaved decorously. The piece urges public justice and notes local views on substitutions and social scenes.
American in Trouble at Columbia and Arbitration Pact
United States Minister Neill reports to the State Department the Peru Spain treaty for arbitration of disputes. The pact allows Spaniards in Peru and Peruvians in Spain to practice liberal professions with diplomas from their own countries. The convention was signed by Isaga Aguerra and Senor Arellano.
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Lisa Aguerra
The Vampire by Rudyard Kipling
A poem by Rudyard Kipling laments wasted years and loves lost as a fool misjudges a woman who cared. It reflects on pride, betrayals, and the pain of realizing the beloved never understood or knew why.
Villa to Open New Fruit Store in Columbus
Joseph Villa of Indianapolis will move his family to Columbus and open a fruit store in the Rebennack building. He has long been with the Mumumghopf Fruit Co. of Indianapolis and plans to make the city his permanent home, promising the finest fruit store in Columbus.
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Joseph Villa
Indianapolis
Rebennack
Probate of Christian Axt Will Leaves Estate to Wife
The late Christian Axt of Franklin left an estate valued around 100000 in trust to his wife Mrs Axt until their youngest child Miss Clara Axt reaches 25. The will, dated January 28 1892 and written by Mrs Kate Davis, names Mrs Axt as executrix and provides $500 to heirs who marry. Witnesses include RE N Woollen E C Miller and C A Overstreet.
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Christian Axt
Death On Freight Train Warns Young Men To Stay Off Cars
John Cinamon Jr of this city was crushed to death Thursday night under a freight train at Franklin while attempting to beat the northbound rider. Another local man failed to board and survived. Cinamon’s body was taken home west of the city and suffered serious injuries. The incident serves as a caution to youths burning their way to distant points.
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John Cinamon, Jr
Paved Streets Demand in Franklin Spring Election
A民 urged voters to fund roadway upgrades citing muddy streets and gravel costs. The caller says Washington street could be paved, promising savings for taxpayers and faster travel, predicting brick streets by spring election with two thirds support.
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Washington Street
Indianapolis Drummer Bets $100 on Race and Loses
A well known Indianapolis drummer, famed for profitable bets, drank heavily and went to the races. He reportedly wagered $100 on a race and lost, returning to town sober but wiser. Local gossip notes his temper toward bikes has worsened after the flop.
Old Settlers Meet On Edge Of Brown County
Today an Old Settlers gathering will be held nine miles west of the city on the edge of Brown County Hon William Waltman will speak Prizes for the oldest married couple and for the oldest man and woman are awarded Official invites issued for a community social event proceedings to honor long marriages
Bicycle Carnival Draws Riders From Colum bus
B F Klippel attends the Columbus bicycle carnival today. Frank Kercheske E Davis and Loyd Carter travel to Columbus to enter bicycle races. A Pennsylvania railroad agent sells 54 tickets to Columbus this morning for the August 12 celebration.
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Columbus
Sey
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Frank Kercheske
E. Davis
Loyd Carter
Sey. Dem
Pennsylvania Railroad
Cele
Acquitted Anderson Piercefield Jailed in Indianapolis
Nashville attorney Anderson Piercefield was jailed in Indianapolis on a charge of attempting to assault his niece Miss Alice Poughe. He was tried and honorably acquitted after a hearing. The case sparked local controversy but many believe the charge was unfounded. Mrs. Lemming of Ohio was visiting East Columbus relatives.
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Neice
Alice Poughe
Anderson Piercefield
Nashville
the Sentinel
Brown County
Nice
S, Iinois St
Mrs. Lemming
Ohio
East Columbus
Franklin
Man Arrested in Indianapolis Promised Franklin Flight
A man was arrested in Indianapolis for drunkenness. He promised to leave on the next train for Franklin as soon as discharged. The judge released him saying that going to Franklin was sufficient punishment. Amen. Ed. Call.
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Indianapolis
Frank
Lin
Franklin
Schwartzkopf and Son Ad Promotes New Furniture Goods
The firm of J. G. Schwartzkopf and Son announces a change of ad and urges readers to visit for furniture needs. They promote all new goods and bargain prices.
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Firm of
J. G. Schwartzkopf and
Son
Banquet Celebrates Edinburg Odd Fellows Anniversary
Herndon Lodge No. 95 I O O F marked its 40th anniversary of moving from Holland street to Main Cross street with a large turnout. Fred Kollmeyer of Columbus led the Edinburg Orchestra performing fine selections while attendees enjoyed cigars and cordial conversation and music.
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Main Cross Street
Fred Kollmeyer
Columbus
Edinburg
Sunday Meeting For Men At 3.31 Oclock
Sunday afternoon meeting conducted by Mr. C. R. Loop invites men and boys to attend with Rev. Futler Swift delivering a notable address. Special music promised and a strong service to follow.
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C. R. Loop
Anne W. Clouse and Pink M. Carr Marriage Licenses
Anne W. Clouse and Pink M. Carr are issued marriage licenses in the local records. The ceremony details and dates are not provided in the fragment.
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Anne W. Clouse and
Pink M. Carr
Value of Space as Capital in a Newspaper
The piece argues space in a newspaper equals capital, like a doctor's or carpenter's labor. It emphasizes time, judgment, skill, and money necessary to build circulation, and compares printing and distribution costs to the value of editorial space.
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Ask
New Suits Filed in Circuit Court Yesterday
John W. Simmons sues John Talkington on a note for 125 dollars. Marshall Hacker represents the plaintiff in the circuit court filing noted yesterday.
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Yester
Ington
Republican News Co Adopts Gas Engine
The Republican News Co traded in their electric motor for a complete gas engine from the Watkins Gas Engine Co. The four city papers now use gas power, praised for economy. Agent Williams sold 17 tickets to Columbus today, Ed. Call.
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Columbus
Republican News Co
Watkins Gas Engine Co
Williams
Columbus Today
Call
Coon James Troutman Wins Silver Watch at Carnival
James Troutman, a young African performer from Columbus, wins the three mile high wheel race at Driving Park, beating two rivals and proudly displaying a silver watch. His 12 watermelon smile lights his triumph as Rev. Swartwood returns home yesterday.
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Columbus
Jimmy Troutman
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