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12 Sep 1897
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Columbus Star in Columbus, Indiana
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Newspaper
Columbus Star
Location
Columbus, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1897
Page
1
Crowd gathers for civic sermon at First National Bank
A speaker preached about gratification yesterday morning at the First National Bank, drawing a crowd. Mell McKinney, son of ex-Representative James McKinney, died of consumption in Van Buren township and was buried at the family cemetery after services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank
Mell McKinney
van Buren Township
McKinney
James McKinney
Brown County
City Fire Sprinkling Ban To Be Prosecuted
The fire chief warns residents to stop sprinkling during a fire. Those caught will face prosecution under a city ordinance as enforced in future incidents.
Sign Painter Hurt In Fall At Parker Building Scene
John Lewis, a sign painter for R J Gunning and Co, fell from a Parker building and sustained a broken wrist and facial injuries. He received medical aid at Hauger and Parker's drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lewis
R. J
Horse Sale Purchase Sparks City Drama
John Hemdricks, driver for Columbus Fuel and Ice Co, bought a horse at a tie hoe sale yesterday. The purchase proved to be a lively critter, causing chaos on Washington Street as spectators watched the antics along the route to Gig-U u mersaults and the great amsinet of onlookers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Street
Amsinet
Rebuilding E R lines progress and court docket notes
Foreman Henry Wilson in charge of riprap West of White River bridge for the E and R road began work near Seymour with Clark moving east of He. Mt. It signals the Transylvania system backing the E R rebuild. Indiana v Cobb Hogue and Qarior George case set for Monday September 41 at 10 oclock on motion of Prosecutor Shea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Wilson
White River Bridge
Seymour
Fou Ua Clark
Uusv
Transylvania
Seymour News
Ism
O’c.uck A
Shea
Columbus to tap gas via new pipe supply plan
F P Sandusky reports from Chicago that pipe manufacturers will promise delivery soon. Once the pipe arrives the gas project will commence, with wells producing and contracts to be fulfilled. He notes unavoidable delays but expresses confidence in local supply once pipe is secured. Edinburg Call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
F.P. Sandusky
Chicago
Edinburg
Fire damages cottage on railroad property
About 7 20 Saturday morning the department responded to a fire at a cottage occupied by Steve Senders and owned by Mrs Tompkins. The blaze started in the rear and was checked by rapid fireman response. The dwelling is badly wrecked though insured. agency and company not learned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Machanic
Railroad
Steve Senders
Mrs. Tompkins
Pioneer William Brinkley Dies After Long Illness
William Brinkley died Saturday morning at the family residence at 6th and Chessnut, following a lengthy battle with multiple diseases. He had moved to the county years ago to manufacture furniture, built a flourishing business, then faced misfortunes that led to its decline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Brinkley
Chessnu‘sts
Krinkley
Marriage License For Chas M Taylor And May Broomfield
Somewhat improved Mrs Henry E Wells who has been ill with stomach trouble was reported better yesterday. From Muncie Mrs Louis Mellinger, a former Columbus lady now of Muncie, is visiting friends. Injured eye of Elton Titus improving after a football game accident. he has not attended school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Mellinger
Columbus
Muncie
Elton Titus
Goars Sets Strikeout Mark in Detroit Series Win
Goar struck out ten Detroit hitters to set a new season record as Indianapolis defeated Detroit in the opening game of the final Detroit series. The report notes Watkin's team played hard with strong hitting, and mentions the Detroiters as the vanquished side in a rain-affected day with standings showing Indianapolis leading the league.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Columbus
Watkin
Goar
Steamer Cleveland Brings $400,000 Passengers to Seattle
The steamer Cleveland arrives in Seattle with $400,000 and passengers from Klondyke. They report a gala there but warn that winter starvation threats loom for those who shelter there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Klondyke
Heatwave Brings Fatalities as NYC Sees Year’s Hottest Day
Intense heat across the country causes many deaths with New York City recording the year’s hottest Friday. Relief is hoped as cooler weather is forecast for relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
George Schinnerer Injured Carrying Heavy Blocks
George Schinnerer suffered a painful accident while handling heavy blocks. A splinter penetrated his hand and had to be cut out, leaving his hand very sore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ling
Died Mr Hackett of Litchfield
The death note reports Mr Hackett of Litchfield died at his home last week, as the father of Mrs Will Reiley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Hackett
Litchfield
Will Reiley
Man Injured When Tree Falls on Morgan Quick's Fast
Morgan Quick, living three miles north of town, suffers a badly mashed fast after a tree falls onto it. Fire crews respond and assess property damage and injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan Quick
Copper stock dealer to handle hoops and staves this fall
George Schinnerer is the sole copper stock dealer in the city and will work hoops and staves this fall as we are in forme. Mrs Mary Roope departs Monday for Lexington Kentucky to take a piano instructor post at Stmilton Fenve College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Schinnerer
Mary Roope
Lexington, Ky
Stmilton Fenve College
Postponed Trip Delayed by Illness
Joseph Wesley planned a southern journey starting today but is confined to bed by illness. He will depart when his health improves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Wesley
Semi Weekly Ad Submission Begins This Week
This week marks the start of a semi weekly publication schedule with issues on Tuesday and Friday. Readers are urged to submit advertisements for the coming week as several hundred copies will be mailed nationwide.
Pinched paper buyer shunned for three month debt
A reader refuses to pay after ordering a newspaper for three months, highlighting the scab of unpaid bills. The note labels such behavior as one of the lowest acts in human conduct.
Horse sale accident at Watts & Schooler's Livery
At Watts and Schooler's Livery stable yesterday a plunging horse knocked down Mr. Peek, causing serious injuries. He resides in Orinoey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schooler
Peek
Common Need Stated in Odd Editor’s Plea
An editor voice calls for essentials with odd phrasing about boots pants and bread. The appeal warns subscribers in arrears must pay up soon to avoid shortages and implies a broader need for supplies.
Rev Fischer Sold Foot Nail Injury at German Lutheran Church
The German Lutheran church on Duffy reports Pastor Rev Fischer suffered a nail injury to his foot a few days ago. He endures considerable pain and there is fear of possible blood poisoning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Church
Duffy
Women’s Christian Temperance Union Meeting Planned
The W. T. U. will meet at the Presbyterian church Sunday afternoon at 8 o’clock. The subject is Temperance and Missions. All members are urged to attend for important business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Roy Jackson Reports Enjoyable Columbus Bicycle Trip
Roy Jackson rode a bicycle from Columbus Ohio to return Friday night at lt o'elseck. He describes the trip as enjoyable with fine roads to travel over.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Jackson
O’elseck
Columbus
Ohio
West Smith Heir Recovers From Diphtheria At Home
The son of Frank B. Smith has been confined at home with diphtheria for about a week or ten days and is now about recovered. Doctors expect a full recovery in a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank B. Smith
Darling family heads to Kokomo for new home
Rev D O Darling and his son David of Orinoco traveled to Kokomo on Saturday. David will enroll in school there and Rev Darling plans to return for the rest of the family. Kokomo will be their future home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. O. Darling
David
Orinoco
Kokomo
Rev. Darling
Powell Wins County Championship Bicycle Race
Powell of St Louis Crossing defeats Drake of this city in a fifteen mile race for the county title. Spectators claim Powell fouled, but judges ruled otherwise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Powell
St. Louis Crossing
Drake
Treasury fears gold surplus clash with revenue struggles
Washington reports the U S treasury holds 145 09 million in gold with expected six month growth from imports and mine revenue but shrinking surplus and rising expenditures threaten cash flow. If deficits persist, gold payments may replace paper, and ships of gold may face higher transfer costs. Rev L O Blake new UKB minister to preach tonight at 7 30 with Sunday school at 9 30 AM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. O. Blake
U. KB. Church
New Man and Mr Goodman's P in Press
Editor notes point to opposing takes on Mr Goodman and the new man while the paper across the way mocks the other side. The exchange shows a lively local debate with contrasting opinions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Goodm
Able
Majestic Steel Range Draws Housewife Hustle in Columbus
The city sees a lively, good natured competition as wives eye the Majestic Steel Range to be given away on New Year’s Day. The claim touts it as stove on earth, able to bake bread in three minutes, and adaptable to wood or coal. Local names and endorsements appear among a crowd of residents and shoppers. Miss Josie Rice plans a trip to Indianapolis for a few weeks with friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Majestic Steel
Columbus
Bolinger Hosts Honor Visit From Mr Bailey at Ninth Street
Mr and Mrs Amos Bolinger entertained many friends at their Ninth street home last night for guests Barto Bailey and wife of Joplin Missouri who returned home yesterday after a four week visit with friends and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos Bolinger
Ninth Street
Barto Bailey
Joplin Mo
Rhule and Stader announce marriage in Edinburg area
Carrie Rhule formerly of this city and Ezra Stader of Walesboro announce plans to wed at the bride’s home near Walesboro next Thursday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Rhule
Ezra Stader
Walesboro
Edinburg
McCoy Wins Tilt as Referee Claims Police Halt Fight
Referee George Siler says police stopped the bout and would have seen McCoy win. Siler notes Ryan’s fast late work but says it came from a defeated man. McCoy aims to try the match again, with friends insisting he is superior to Ryan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Siler
McCoy
Ryan
Siler
Populist Leader Dr. Carmichael Visited City
Dr Carmichael of Walesboro, leader of Bartholomew County populists, was in the city Saturday. H F Treadway of Chicago vist resident brother Wo Bd Treao Way. Miss Mary Ruppe recovered from illness and can go out again. David Wolf has had hiccups since Tuesday. Mrs J C Cowles went to Edinburg yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Carmichael
Walesboro
Bartholomew County
H. F. Treadway
Chicago
Brother Wo. Bd. Treao
Mary Ruppe
Sunday School Convention in Mt Pleasant
Joint meeting of Rock Creek Clay and Clifty townships at United Brothers church Mt Pleasant with devotional exercises welcome address and readings. Papers discuss S School work practical use teaching methods and a final dismissal noting Rev Tripp formerly pastor of the Christian church has moved back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Creek
Clay and Clifty
United Brothern
Rev. Tripp
Covington
Ind
The
Christian Church
Cummins HQ Sells School Books and Supplies
GEO H Cummins operates at 406 Washington Street as a headquarters for school books and school supplies serving local students and educators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GEO, H. Cummins
Washington St
Presbyterian Church Lesson on Christian Living
Church announces first post hiatus meeting for a 5.5. lesson on Romans chapter twelve verses nine to twenty one. Subjects center on Christian living with a call for all members to attend and strangers to be cordially invited.
Horse and buggy collides with child near Sixth and Washington
Last evening about seven o'clock a horse and buggy struck a small child at Sixth and Washington. The child was taken to Dr. McCoy’s office but the doctor was away. the injury proved to be only fright with no serious harm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sixth
Washington Streets
Ankle Breaks in Jonesville Man Falls at Doctor's Office
Yesterday afternoon Herman Pra ther of Jonesville entered Dr. Dryden's office on Fourth street. His foot caught a plank and he fell breaking his ankle. He was taken to the home of his brother in law John Sanders on Chesnut street where his physician attended him. The injury is very painful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Prather
Jonesville
Dr. Dryden
Fourth Street
John Sanders
Chesnut St
Tailor Lienberger Promises Quality and Value
Place your full order with a practical tailor and get the worth of your money. Lienberger the Tailor is the one you are looking for.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lienberger
Burial of Gertrude Hendrickson in Edinburg
Seventeen year old Gertrude Hendrickson daughter of John Hendrickson of Shelby county will be buried at Edinburg today with Rev. W D Clark officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Hendrickson
John Hendrickson
Shelby County
Edinburg
W. D. Clark
Norton's Last Will Probate in Circuit Court
The last will of Jacob Norton was probated yesterday in the circuit court. He bequeaths the rents and profits of 264 acres of land to his wife for life, with remainder to his six children in equal shares. Dr. F. D. Norton is named executor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acob Norton
F. D. Norton
Escape of Charles White From Brazil County Jail
Charles White, described as a notorious inmate, escaped from the new county jail in Brazil on Sept 11. He bolted past Sheriff Hyde’s wife delivering breakfast to prisoners and remained at large as deputies pursued him. White faced charges of burglarizing several cusbs locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazil
Charles White
New County
Hyde
White
Diphtheria Claims First City Victim Mrs Streitmeir
Sinking, Mrs. John Streitmeir, becomes the citys first diphtheria victim of the year. She lies in an alarming condition with recovery deemed unlikely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Streitmeir
Telegraphic Reports of All Happenings in Indiana
Telegraphic summaries from across Indiana compile general interest items for quick reading. Short items cover notable events, local happenings, and public notices with concise details.
Inquest Held Over Remains of Local Woman in Seymour
Seymour Indiana September 10 an inquest investigated the remains found in a neighbor’s pocket. The papers bore initials and names such as CG, E, and 8 and included references to Harry Muirberger and individuals from Edgewood, with one note mentioning 90k central owed. The case centers on identification and possible suicide.
Organized Band of Robbers Reported Near Hagerstown
In Hagerstown Indiana on September 10 a wave of robberies and assaults suggests an organized band is active in the country. The gang allegedly stole Amos Sarger’s horse buggy and harness last night, catching the horse in a pasture and the rig at the barn. A jailed youth named Lueke hinted the crimes were by a large, many-member group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young
Tried to Bribe Judge with $10 in Indiana
In Indiana on September 10 in the Circuit Court Judge Watkins fined Martin L. Keplinger of Markie $20 for contempt after Keplinger offered the judge $10 to expedite his divorce case. The judge sentenced only a lecture and dismissed the divorce proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watkins
Martin L. Keplinger
Markie
Keplinger
Greencastle Undertakers Fall
Greencastle Indiana September 11 Tucker and Maloney furniture dealers and undertakers made an assignment naming John F Maloney as signee. Liabilities and assets are about 5500 dollars each. The firm operated in the Ader block for about a year succeeding A B Hanna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greencastle
Ind
Tucker & Maloney
John F. Maloney
Ader Block
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Deiesteescay Ua Fue
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Columbus Fuel & Ice Co
Tie Hoe
State of
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Ea Cobb
Herbert Hogue
Qarior George
Wainer
Geoa
Geinkley
Collineu
Chas. M. Taylor and
May Broomfield
Henry E. Wells
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Cleveland
AGI Washington
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Wittsburg
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St. Paul
Milwaukee
Oud
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Grand Rapids
Tuter
Lexington
Mr Peek
Watts
Orinoey
Aiensas
Nog Yorskheads
Iovau
Urea
Fischer
wW.c. TF. U
Lert Dennison
Reeves & Co
Tee Fok Lis War
Rae Wiha Inlpdies
Ths
Geshe
Washington
United States Treasury
Avillace
Treasuer
United States
Treasury
Carlisle
Ocern
George Habig
Fred Kollemeyer
Tandy Tooley
Lee Loy
Lape Hee Ely Vend
Oliver Ong
George Clutch
Penning
Dr. Shane
PB. Ensley
Albert Owens
Dick Jones
Wick Larne
Krank Cowman
WeeSb
Bens
Jonathan Smith
Walter Coup Charles Norton
John Febring
Hal Daffy
Josie Rice
David Wolf
J. C. Cowles
Mt. Pleasant
Evans
Geo. Case
Benjamin Daily
John Smith
Frank Toner
Collier
T. R. Redman
Methou
Berta Keller
R. C
Springer
Disimissar
Hoosier
Clewto
Seymour, Ind
Cormner
Green
Geovesiuuy
Ivudai
Harry Muiberger
Edge
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Lint
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Willieu
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L. Brown
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Lueke
Saults
Hontrineron
Greencastlce Undertakers
A.B. Hanna
F. Donner
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