The Mission Of Time Poem Preview In Tomorrow’s Issue
WAS. A. TURPIN City Editor stered at the port office in Celumpus, Indiana, as second-class matter. A poem titled The Mission Of Time by L. C. Seal will appear in tomorrow’s issue and should be read by everybody. Mr. Seal is an able poet with a bright literary career ahead.
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L. C.seal
Mr. Seal
Jack K. Gowey
Republican State Committee
McKinley
Pales
Mr. Gowdy
Arlington
Rush County
Isée
Bills to aid mutual insurance firms and curb shyster companies
Discussion centers on stock and mutual insurance. backers argue bills by the Commercial Club protect policyholders if losses occur and prevent speculative ventures. A dispute arose over mutuals needing 50 000 dollars and a rumored revival of an old mutual charter. Supporters urge passage for public benefit and to exclude unscrupulous firms.
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Commercial Club
Railroad notes reveal McKinley Washington fare
The Pennsylvania Company announces a $16 round trip fare to Washington for President-elect McKinley. Orders require all grain cars to be used only for that purpose, due to a scarcity of such cars.
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Pennsylvania Company
Washington
McKinley
The
Penn. Company
High School Absent Students Reduce Attendance
Mrs Reeves was not in school Monday as many pupils miss class due to influenza. Pupils hope for dryer weather. The Senior class plans a trip to the legislature next Friday. Roy McCoy injured his face while doing chemistry experiments. Some boys are building strength before classes, practicing in the cellar.
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Roy McCoy
Local residents and visitors noted in city notes
A flood of names fills the city’s social and business page as residents and guests arrive and depart. Charles Barns, P. H. McCormack, Harry Scholler, Oscar Ward, Fred Bruner, Lena Huber, Sadie Jones, Jack Henry, W. T. Stott, Arthur May, Frank Matthews, Winnie and Betty Williams, Fred Runkle, Nathan Newsom, Joe Houk, Geo D. Weinland, Dr A J Banker, Ed Call, Thos Rushandson Wilber, Stella Yoder, Nettie Sweeney, Bert Brown, Chas I umblen, Tom Newson, Beatrice Frohman, Chas Johnson, Glen Weaver, Arthur Coingsby are named among arrivals, departures, hospital calls, and visits to Seymour, Indianapolis, Columbus, Nashville Brown County, Logansport, and Louisville with various local business ties noted.
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Fred Bruner
Hope
Lena Huber
Indianapolis
Sadie Jones
Jack Henry
W. T. Stott
Franklin
Thos. Rushandson, Wilber
Columbus
Stella Yoder
Anderson
Nettie
Joe Sweeney
Bert Brown
Seymour
Chas. i .Umblen
Nashville
Brown County
Tom Newson
Louisville
Amateurs ride toward a warm season amid skating world event
The New York State division of the L A W shows growth under Isaac B Potter and contemplates a club house for wheel storage. Nearly a hundred entries contest the world distance skating championship in Montreal with top skaters from Canada the United States England France and Germany. Weather prophets forecast early spring after prolonged cold and snow, pleasing wheelmen.
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New York State
L. A.W
Isaac B. Potter
Amateur Skating Association of Canada
Montreal Athletic Association
Canada
United States
England
France
Germany
American Sugar Refines Coffee Rivalry With New Company
A Columbus dispatch reports that the American Sugar Refining Company has organized the American Coffee Company with $1,000,000 capital. The move continues the ongoing dispute with the Arbuckles Coffee Company.
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Columbus
Trenton
N. J
Columbus Dispatch
American Sugar Refining Company
American Coffee Company
Arbuckles Coffee Company
Despondent Young Man Foiled Suicide Bluff Near Town
A well known local youth threatened self harm after a heartbreak but appeared healthy next day and wandered the streets. Friends pleaded, while elder Sweeney of Columbus may lecture here soon according to the Martinsville Democrat.
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Ernest
Sweeney
Columbus
Martinsville Democrat
Dahn Couple to Join Barnum's Circus This Season
Mr and Mrs William Dahn departed for Petersville Illinois yesterday morning and will join Barnums circus as the season opens. They plan to start performances once touring resumes.
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Wm. Dahn
Petersville
Ilinois
Barnums
Twice-a-Week Courier Journal to Expand Pages and Dates
Starting January 1 1897 the Weekly Courier Journal becomes the Twice a Week edition with Wednesday and Saturday issues. Each six pages per issue for a total of twelve pages weekly, increasing 104 pages per year. Price remains $1 yearly. The Wednesday paper will cover news and politics while Saturday focuses on stories miscellany and poetry. Editorials by Henry Watterton to feature in the coming year.
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Courier-Journal
Henry Watterton
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EH. Kinney
A. Turpin
Proprietors
Was. A. Turpin
City Editor
Celumpus
Idiana
Fifth Cavalry
Rush
Busi
Ness Man
Ion
House
Senate
Building & Loan Association
Indianapolis Commercial Club
Seymour Respublican
Remy
Mer‘chanta
Union Insurance Co
Ad Continental Mutual
Indianapolis Mutuals
W. W. Mooney
Tan- 7
Ing
Fitch
Mr. Fitch
the Mutual
Kurems
Mutual
Ter
Railroad Notes
Ney
Charles Barns
Frank
Clifford
P. H.’ McCormack
Columbus, Ohio
Harry Scholler
Edinburg
Oscar Ward
Arthur May
Frank Matthews
Winnie
Betty Williams
Fred Runkle
Nathan Newsom
Azalia
Joe Houk
St. Louis Crossing
Geo.d. Weinland
A.J. Banker
Beatrice Frohman
Chicago
Chas. Johnson
Logansport
Ind
Glen Weaver
Adams Express Co
Arthur Coingsby
Metroplitan Life Insurance Co
Greensburg
James -A- Herne’s
H. C. Miner
Otto’s
Journal
Daily Courier-Journal
Columbus Weekly Star
Columbusstar
Wes
Juxton’s
Wen
Ladies Union
Childs Union
Silverman
Clark’s
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