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Newspaper

Columbus Star

Location

Columbus, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1897

Page

4

Sentinel promises abundant news from McKinley era

The Indianapolis Sentinel proclaims its weekly and Sunday editions will provide wide state and national coverage. It touts McKinley administration news and Republican control of state government, urging readers to subscribe for extensive dispatches and foreign reports.

Sentinel Indianapolis McKinley Republican Party Indianapolis Daily and Weekly Sentinel Indiana

Nota a AccULIS SEN,NEL COMPANY INDIANAPOLIS INDIANA

Fragmentary OCR note centers on a company in Indianapolis Indiana with unclear purpose or action. Readable parts mention a business entity and city but lack concrete details of action, parties or dates. The text is too incomplete to determine a clear news item or outcome.

Rotten Egged Former Pastor of Wall Street Church Tale

A retired Wall Street pastor Rev. Joseph Cotton is remembered in Rising Sun after a prank where schoolboys egged a Follett rival by night as Cotton walked to a wedding. The incident left Cotton with stained clothes he joked about in church next Sunday.

Wall Street Clairch Joseph Cotton Rising Sun Follett Folletts Bro. Cotton Henry Pepper Clay Walton Robert Jones Hall Clor Pepper Uallagher Brother Cotton Walton Clay

Neighborly Sermon Ends With Civic Prank Gone Anew

The preacher says the boys made a mistake and remains their friend. Parents and friends buy a new suit for Brother Cotcon while the Folletts depart shortly after in rising San. The item ends with a drug advert and a general store prompt about selecting quality goods.

Cotcon Folletts

Sterling Remedy Co Advertisement Claims Guaranteed Relief

An old classified style ad promotes the Sterling Remedy Co offering remedies and cures with guaranteed satisfaction. It mentions locations Chicago or New York and promises booklets and samples free. The fragment includes phrases like may offer at 40 cents and references to product quality.

Sterling Remedy Co Ciutsago New York Sterling Remedy 7 Company Cy i

Local Elections and Marriage Notices Spark City News

The Star reports votes in the gold watch contest with names such as Leonard Way Emma Ping Susie Wilson and others listed. A marriage occurs at the Catholic Church in Columbus as John Henry and Miss Mary Brockman wed, with the bride’s parents named and plans to travel home.

Leonard Way Emma Ping Susie Wilson Weenee Mary Brockman Columbus Father Oster William Brockman Shelbyville

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