Beets and Courts Mentioned by Indiana Farmers and Justice Field
Readers are told the Hilger Strauss Co addition is noted in this issue. Indiana farmers focus on beet sugar as a future state industry while comments from Justice Field on the U S Supreme Court are cited, reflecting long observation of the high court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilger Strauss Co
Indiana
United States
Justice Field
United ‘States
Supe Court
Port Nity
The Court as Safeguard of a Democratic Republic
The bench is praised as central to republican government, not an aristocratic feature. It carries no purse or sword yet holds the power to declare the law, serving as the safeguard that restrains government excess and preserves the nation.
Rail Freight Reaches Historic High and Earnings Surge
The Interstate Commerce Commission reports that freight tonnage for the year just ended is the largest in U S railway history, exceeding the prior year by seventy million tons. Gross railroad earnings rose by about seventy five million dollars compared with the previous year.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Dingley Tariff Boosts Domestic Exports in 2nd Month
Democratic orators who argued against protection may note exports of domestic merchandise under the Dingley tariff for the second month rose by about twenty five percent from last year. They totaled 103,560,6¢6 dollars versus 83,656,362 in the prior year months.
Treasury note on silver money growth since 1873
A Treasury Department statement shows silver money rising from 1.817 billion dollars in 1873 to 4.2 billion, a 131 percent increase, while gold money grew from 4.045 billion to 4.1 billion in 1896, suggesting silver did not suffer from the crime label.
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Treasury Department
Local notes from Shelbyville and vicinity recounts
The column records illnesses and travel notes including Milt Jolliff with consumption, Lr Wis drilling wells near Waldron, and Eck. McCalip moving to Nebraska. It notes infant burial at St Georges on Oct 13, visits to the poor farm by Hawkins and McCartney families, a Kittie Whitlock concert, a Dayton trip, a marriage of John W. Davis and Clara Nail, and Rev. Lh. N. Jones at the M E pulpit. It mentions painting roofs, business dealings, a pumpkin packing operation paying $2 a ton, a wedding of Rome Jackson and Maggie Carmichael with 150 guests, and a Teachers Institute dispute in Vanburen township. It adds怀 rumors of Waldron whisky distribution, the arrest and confinement of Wesley Nading for wife murder, and a sawmill fire stopped by train hands. Nading adjudged insane and to be sent to an asylum.
Infant of Smith Car michael dies and is buried
The infant child of Smith Car michael and wife died Monday and was buried Tuesday. Phillip Muldoon and family at P Doyle's returned home Sunday. Two ponies stolen near Sweet Treland. fifty dollar reward offered for arrest and conviction. Job Sweeney improving. James Aikens visiting friends. Lottery fever among neighbors. Mrs Nancy Kennard of Ogilville visiting. Singing school by Miss Myrtle Long progressing. Bertha Langnor improving slowly.
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Smith Carmichael
Sweet Treland
Nancy Kennard
Ogilville
Henry George Popularity Boosts Mayoral Campaign
Tax theorists across the country cheer Henry George as a rising force in the mayoralty race. Socialists and anarchists also show enthusiasm for his platform.
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Henry George
Stationery Shortage Prompts Replenishment Offer
A note to correspondents states that when supplies of stationery for Iran are exhausted the office will supply more. The message emphasizes readiness to restock promptly to maintain correspondence.
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Iran
White Creek Correspondence Hints at Farming, School and Social News
In White Creek neighbors report wheat sowing finished and corn husking underway. Honorable B F Kobbe attended singing. Miss Addie Wayt reads music, Miss Mary Wichman bought a house and lot. George O Monroe bought Gearhast farm last Monday. several locals noted social visits and lessons at Kobbe school.
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Addie Wayt
Mary Wichman
George O. Monroe
Gearhast
Pain Pills Headache Relief Ad From Early Drugstore Page
An old advertisement touts Dr es pain pills to stop headaches with a claim of one cent a dose and mentions Cascarets candy cathartic as a constipation cure. It notes druggists guarantee relief and references low price, 0c or 25-1 £.
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C.C.C
Imparcial Attacks U S Over Cuban Filibusters
Mapurip October 20 The Imparcial denounces the United States for alleged filibuster departures to Cuba and urges Spain to demand explanations from Washington. The paper recalls Senor Szgasta before his premiership saying Spain must act with energy toward Washington.
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Mapurip
Imparcial
United States
Cuba
Senor Szgasta
Washington
Housewives Enter Kitchen Range Competition Draws Votes
Local contest for a kitchen range draws strong community interest with votes tallied from many residents. Names listed include Mrs Fred Ulrich Mr George Habig Mrs Fred Kollemeyer Mrs Tom Hull Mrs Chas Jones Mrs Lee Loy and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Ulrich
George Habig
Fred Kollemeyer
Tom Hull
Chas. Jones
Bartholomew County Officials Seek Republican Nominations
City Marshal Vincent Thompson announces candidacy for City Marshal subject to Republican primary. County Clerk James Burk runs for County Clerk under Republican nominating convention. Sheriff candidate named for Bartholomew County. Seymour residents show unity on city interests after yesterday's election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartholomew County
Jacob Chambers
Seymour
Boy Clyde Montgomery Identified After Fatal Freight Collision
The boy killed by north bound freight No. 87 Tuesday night is Clyde Montgomery son of banker Montgomery of Scottsburg. He is well known in the city and a close friend of Bert Hosea, related to John H Redenbaugh and Spellmans in East Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Montgomery
Banker Montgomery
Scottsburg
Young Montgomery
Bert Hosea
Announcement policy for candidates before convention
The paper will insert candidate announcements for city or county races from now until after the convention, for both daily and weekly editions. This policy applies to all forthcoming notices and public filings related to upcoming elections.
Newbern Local Notes and Social Roundup
Mrs Sallie Gant suffers from the flux. Peter Glick and family visited Mrs Ton Glick last Sunday. T F McCale has his house painted by Alex Ham of Columbus. Joe Graham and family were here last Sunday. John McCallie has a well drilled by William Bannister of Alert. Epworth League to host entertainment Sunday night Oct 24. Mrs W S Rominger and daughter of Hartsville visited Mrs Mahaffy. Charles Talley missed League Sunday. Joe Boyer has a well drilled by Edgar Divert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Glick
Ton Glick
T. F. McCale
Alex Ham
Columbus
John McCallie
William Bannister
Alert
Brumfield Travels From Columbus to Independence Kansas
John Brumfield arrived this morning from Columbus and departed on the B and Q O S W to Independence Kansas. Seymour News invites candidates to announce in the Star with a two dollar advance charge. Charley Bond traveled to Seymour to certify the courthouse election. Charley is described as a strong anti removalist.
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John Brumfield
Columbus
Independence
Kansas
Seymour News
Charley Bond
Seymour
Court House
Charley
Farm Scene and Accident Report From Brown State
Farmers busy with change to pay for existence in Brown state. The son of John Phillips was badly hurt when a wagon wheel ran over him. The incident involves trustee Tipton of Pikes Peak and actors connected to the event.
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Brown
John Phillips
Trustee Tipton
Pikes Peak
Special clubbing offer for local papers
The Twice-a-Week Courier Journal and the Weekly Star join in a one year sale for 1.25. A new clubbing arrangement offers the papers together to renewing or new subscribers who pay in advance. Sample copies of Curier Journal are sent free on application. Subscriptions under this offer go to Columbus Morning Star, Columbus Indiana.
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Courier-Journal
Weekly Star
Courier- Journal
outier-Journal
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Standard
Pest
Price
Manhattan
Washington Street
J L Gysje
Columbus Fuel and Ice Co
Pittsburg
Columbus Fuel & Ice Co
Wash
Columbus Star
Xee
Proprietors
Ind
E H Kinney
Chas A. Turpin
Gertrude Jett Society
Milt Jolliff
Paris
Lr Wis
Eck. McCalip
Nebraska
R. G. Porter
St. Georges
Kittie Whitlock
Shelbyville
The
Christian Church
May
Dayton Ohio
John W. Davis
Clara Nail
Lh. N. Jones
Jeffersonville
M. E
Chris. Girton
Dr. Connelly
John Gant
George Conner
Josuha Nail
Adam May
Jas. Spellman
Spellman
Jane Norton
the Canning Co
David Gtne
Rome Jackson
Freetown
Maggie Carmichael
Lockman
Ancrew Carmichael
Rev. Rice
Freeteign
Jim Carmichael
Walesboro
Vanburen
H. G. Solomon
Minnie Weinland of
Hope
U. N. Jones
Life Ins. Co
Wesley Nading
Bedna Youngs
Phillip Muldoon
P. Doyle
Job Sweeney
James Aikens
Myrtle Long
Bertha Langnor
B. F. Kobbe
Miss Addie
Tick
Eaff Boas
Mr. F. Hammond
Chas. Setzer
Myrtie Long
Kobbe School
John Caldwell
George Harington
Henry Gelfins
Mat Marsh
Miss Josie Boss
TC. C.C
Lee Loy
Albert Owens
Sandy Tooley
Oliver Ong
George Clutch
Penning
Shane
Dick Jones
Wick-Larue
Frank Sowman
P.B. Ensley
West
Jonathan Smith
Walter Coup
Charles Norton
John Fehring
Hal Daffy
Cce
Thomas
Aecal
Joe Gysie
N G Smith
Mode Smith
Jack Patram
Vincent Thompson
James Burk
He Is
John H. Red
Enbaugh
Spellmans
Jackson
Third
Mooney’s Tannery
Starch Works
Franklin
Wilson
Eighth and Union
Reeves Pulley Works
Tenth and Hutchins Avenue
California
Orinoco Ave
Newbern
Joe Graham
J. W. Shaw
May Webb
Waynesburgh
David Huffer
Epworth League
Charles Talley
Joe Boyer
Edgar Divert
Corner Journal
Morning Star
Kinney’& Turpin
BIG Four
R. R
C., H. & G. Branch
Ly. Cinti Ar
Greensburg
Ewington
Burney’s
Hartsville Crossing
Miller’s
Lambert's
Columbus Ly
Pmiam
Ulrich’s
F. C. Ulrice
Joe Young
Herman Vonstrohe
Crump'’S Theater
Third Street
Columbus, Ind
White House
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