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Newspaper
Columbus Star
Location
Columbus, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1897
Page
2
The senate spent most of Saturday on the special verdict law and various appropriations. The editorial predicts the appropriation bill will pass by Tuesday and notes good prospects for a new factory in the city within two to three months, with details to be announced later.
If not, feed them Dr. Kurem's Poultry Powder and you will get lots of eggs. It makes poultry healthy. Ernst STAHLHUTH & Co. Druggists. Columbus, Ind.
The National Republican Camp of Veterans and their Sons of Veterans was incorporated on Saturday. General Lew Wallace was elected president, Gen. John Coburn first vice president, John W. Skiff second vice president, H. Finn vice president, and Charles M. Travis secretary. State officers include President Thomas Hanna and several vice presidents. The item also notes local happenings: Leroy Dover traveled north, Dana Mobley of Indianapolis visited, Frank Crump Jr. welcomed a son, Pittman and wife visited Nashville, and Peck's Bad Boy troupe arrived from the south. The grand jury remains in session. Tom Brown is described as a clever bailiff. Additional notices include rental listings, visits from Rosa Reeves, a dog death at a show, theatre ads, a funeral, business moves, and church services with baptisms planned.
Witnesses at the water works yesterday afternoon praised the rest of the Tinsley fire nozzle and the Star forecasts Mr. Tinsley will succeed in his venture.
Joe Richardson travels to Europe for exhibition tours under The Mark Chairman Gideon of the racing board. The LAW declines a fixed chair salary, seeks legislative actions for highway improvements, and warns of political entanglements. A Cleveland street scene shows a cyclist carting a market basket on Superior street. Eden and Bald discuss a potential match, with Tom Cooper seeking a bout. Night riding lamps with rear signals gain popularity despite fork-mounted constraints.
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