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Newspaper

Columbus Star

Location

Columbus, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1897

Page

4

Russia’s shift on Greece ties to Turkey power balance

The piece argues Russia’s policy shift aims to curb Turkey by making it dependent on Russia and hints at a broader alliance with Germany and Austria. It details historical meddling, the Greece issue, and a predicted protectorate role shaping Europe’s map. Simeon Stern and local civic notes follow.

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Best tailored suits and trousers by AH Lew

Advice urges choosing custom tailoring from AH Lew to obtain the best suit ever worn. Suggests selecting fine twill fabrics and highlights personalized craftsmanship for suits and trousers.

Local notices and business updates from the Hem lines era

The hem lines spring timetable will be released soon. The P Co railroad agent at Seventh Street depot sold twenty four mileage books in April. Charles Baker and wife welcomed a girl baby and live on Second Street. Columbus Iron Mfg Co sold a steam pump to Donner Milling Co. John Gunnow to open a fruit and vegetables stock at the old George Birt stand. Prof. Carnagey returns from Madison after daughter Marguerite’s illness delayed travel. The daft horse, 1500 to 1800 pounds, remains the most profitable farming draft stock with rising prices. Horses scarce. demand strong in home and foreign markets. Sheriff Weddle arrested Martin Barnett of Amity for theft from a burning Dr. Adams house. Barnett formerly did carpentry in Peru. Franklin Star reports.

Boys and Girls Requested to Learn Printers Trade

A report details a Monday council meeting to organize a Richmond trip in 1898 with Mayor Beck as committee chair preparing a speech for Columbus encampment and Rev Daniel Ryan to address on behalf of the G A R post. A second morning session will finalize plans.

Council Richmond Beck City of Columbus Daniel Ryan Louisville

Thieves Probe Snively’s Store Entry Monday Night

Monday night burglars unlocked the rear door of M. H. Snively's store but entered through the front after forcing a brace. The thieves pried the money drawer, took $1.25 in change and stamps totaling $1.70, leaving dirty finger marks on the drawer and show case. Bloodhounds have been put on the trail but no arrests yet.

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City Schools Welcome Parents for Patron Days Week

The city schools invite parents and friends to Patrons Day events spread from May 11 to May 14 at Mavile Grove, Northside, North and South, Central, and High Schools. Supt J A Carnagey urges arranging for one day to accompany children and to come in the morning if possible.

Mavile Grove Northside Mday J. A. Carnagey

No-Lo Bar Claim Promises Cure for Tobacco Habit

Sterling Remedy Co advertises No-Lo Bar as a cure for tobacco use with claims of freeing the user from cigarettes and chewing tobacco. The pamphlet promises a simple program and offers a booklet, with prices cited as 60 cents or one dollar. Products marketed through druggists in Chicago or New York.

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