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Newspaper

Columbus Star

Location

Columbus, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1897

Page

3

Notice to all debtors of Rosenbush partners

Administrator WM G Irwin demands payment within 30 days from date for all debts to L Rosenbush or Rosenbush and Moore whether open accounts or past due notes. Excuses not acceptable. action will follow.

L. Rosenbush Rosenbush & Moore WM. G Irwin

Wanted A Horse To Keep This Winter For His Feed

Classified notice seeks a horse to winter and be well cared for. Applicant will provide splendid care. inquiries through this office.

Moltke and His English Wife Aims and Anecdotes

The notes recount Moltke’s English wife and a critique of England, detailing his letter about the duke of Wellington riding horse and a sermon in an English church. He describes the long prayers, kneeling on a velvet cushion, and a harsh Old Testament chapter about Gideon and the Amorite kings.

Moltke England Duke of Wellington Gideon

Twice-a-Week Courier Journal Adds Pages in 1897

The Courier Journal announces a shift to a twice weekly schedule starting January 1 1897 with Wednesday news and politics and Saturday stories miscellany poetry and pictures. Each issue becomes six pages or five pages weekly totaling 832 columns a year while price remains 14 dollars annually with editorials by Henry Watterson.

Courier-Journal Henry Watterson

Rochefort the Last Surviving Member of Defense Government

A Paris report notes M. Henri Rochefort surviving as the last member of the Government of National Defense formed after the empire fell in 1870. He reflects in a Telegraph dispatch on former colleagues, and recalls how peers sought his condemnation while he left defense work amid talk more than action.

Emmanuel Avago M. Henri Rochefort Government of National Defense Paris London Telegraph Chateaubriand M. Rochefort Picard Gambetta Jules Ferry Jules Favre Eugene Peletin Cremieux Glais-Bizoin Jules Simon Gen. Trochu Arago Ferry Emmaanuel Arago Rochefort The Laterne New Caledonia Gen. Boulanger

Blizzard of elk blankets Jackson Hole region

A game warden estimates thirty thousand elk winter in Jackson Hole Wyoming. He described a single herd of about 15,000 stretching six miles, moving over packed snow like flint ice. Thousands daily observe elk along the Snake River from the Great Swamp to the Gros Ventre hills, with calves’ calls at night.

Jackson’s Hole Wyoming Snake River Great Swamp Gros Ventre

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