Voting Instructions Under New Ballot Rules and 1892 Debate
The article explains the new voting method using a blue pencil to mark a cross inside a circle around the eagle on the Republican ticket, detailing where to mark, how to handle ballots, and penalties for incorrect marks. It also recalls 1892 Cleveland campaign arguments about prices and tariffs, noting Democratic and free-trade positions and a late Senate vote on tariff restoration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Les
General Harrison
Major McKinley
Harrison
McKinley
United States Senate
Card of Thanks for Infant Death
Card of Thanks extends heartfelt gratitude to friends and neighbors for assistance during the last illness and death of their darling baby. The family expresses appreciation for kindness and Christian encouragement. Wu, Watenr and Family.
Classified Advertising Rates From Local Daily and Weekly
The notice lists rates for daily and weekly ads by inch and duration, including one year five dollars for daily and five dollars for one year in weekly editions. It details term pricing for six months, four months, three months, and one month, plus local notices at one cent a word first insertion and half cent additional insertions. Special rates apply for local advertising contracts of 500 lines or more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iime
Windstorm caution and medicine advertisement
The notice warns Columbus of stronger winds and suggests a Kinney Kinney tornado and windstorm policy. It also promotes Teke Carters Cascara Pills by M C Dunnington, with a refund if they fail to cure, priced 25 cents. It ends with a consumer guidance line urging rejection of inferior store offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Kinney & Kinney
Teke Carter
M. C. Dunnington
Starjor Print Co Guarantee Ad Promises Satisfaction
An advertisement notes Starjor Print Co offers fixed prices for quality work with guaranteed satisfaction using the best materials and invites all work. It emphasizes reliability and customer satisfaction in a period-voice business notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Starjor Print Co
Special clubbing offer for local papers
Kinney and Turrin advertise a twice weekly Courier Journal and the Weekly Star package, one year for 1.25 dollars, available to subscribers who renew or new subscribers paying in advance. Sample copies sent free on request. Subscriptions must be sent to Columbus Morning Star in Columbus, Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier-Journal
Weekly
Star
ouher-Journal
Columbus Morning Star
Columbus
Ind
Kinney & Turrin
Chicago
Great Southern Exposition Draws Route and Voting Notice
Nashville readers learn routes to reach the Great Southern Exposition with through trains to Cincinnati from New York Boston Buffalo Cleveland and Columbus and from Detroit Toledo Sandusky and Chicago Benton Harbor to Cincinnati and Louisville. Voters are instructed to use a pencil and place a cross inside the eagle circle on the ballot with no marks outside it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville Tenn
Marist
Big Four Rail Schedule Mixed Trains West and East
The timetable shows Big Four R. C. H. and G. branch trains running west and east with mixed services between Greensburg Ewington and Columbus. Times listed include pm am schedules with daily operation except Sundays.
Notable Women Mentioned In Various Roles Across 19th Century Society
The article highlights Grace Banks Griffith and Sarah McCardy among graduate stories, Clara Stimson of Houston managing a large shingles mill with plans to produce millions of shingles. Olga Hilton, an Alaska native, studies household economics for teaching better methods. It notes a queen of Württemberg's steadiness during a runaway carriage, a St. Louis family hiring a female coachman, and Mire Craigie’s leadership in journalism while detailing her American birth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern ‘Inc
Grace Banks Griffith
Sarah. McCardy
Clara Stimson
Houston
Olga Hilton
Prat
Wurtemberg
St. Louis
Mire Craigie
Association of Woman Journalists
Four athletic girls run a coal mine in Mahoning Valley
The piece reports four German daughters of Joseph Mans laboring in a Shamokin area mine with roles as breaker boss Annie pumps operator Lizzie mule hoist Mary slate picker and Kate breaker chief. It notes Mans wealth from mine timber and farm holdings and cites a medical oddity about a fingertip reconnecting after a bicycle accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahoning Valley
Shamokin
Atlanta Constitution
Joseph Mans
Kate
Annie
Lizzie
Mary
Mans
Genealogy Societies Grow in Public Interest
A surge in genealogical societies favors membership based on ancestral deeds over personal merit. Groups such as the Sons and Daughters of the Revolution and the Society of Colonial Wars attract growing numbers, with the New York Mail and Express running a weekly section for family history queries and responses. The movement is praised for fostering respect for ancestors, patriotism, and interest in American history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sons and Daughters of the Revolution
Society of Colonial Wars
Society of the War of 1912
Colonial Dames
Society of Mayflower Descendants
Holland Society
New York Mall and Express
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Watenr
Xetice
Courier Journal
BIG Four
RB. R
C., H. & G. Branch
Union Of¢E
Mo Cook
Mienaber
Messinger
Veeder Cyclometers
Trump
Morgan & Wright Tires
Res
Devas
Colar
Yrracels
Reeves Seward Cycle
Central—169
Anteed
WM Anderson
Boot and Shoe Maker
Ton and
Franklin
Fragshag In
Jas. F. Cox
Attorney-At-Law
Crump’s
Cast Court House
Rogers & Bro
Seth Thomas
H. L. Rost
Washingon St
Funkhouser
6Th and
Washington Street
Winan
Columb’s
W. C.rolay
OFICE
Griffith
Fifth St
Western Union Telegraph Office
Citizens
Eighth and
Chestnut Streets
Men & Womn
Romanza Agency
Sycamore St
Cincinnati
Drake
Silverman’s
Colum
Fifth and
Jackson Streets
W. W. Lambfht
Officeover Irwin's Bank
Earl Corn
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