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Newspaper
Connersville Curier
Location
Connersville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1900
Page
4
The Connersville Courier reports on illnesses, visits, and social events. Esther Keller is ill. Mrs Mildred Vogel was in Indianapolis. residents mention travel to Indianapolis and Cincinnati for various reasons. Community members, marriages, moves, and local appointments are noted along with a new newspaper planned in Cambridge City.
A statement asserts that injuries to Jme in Vors ter's Saw Mille on February 10 1900 were not caused by machinery defect or employer fault. signed by Joun Resun box.
An old ad touts Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin as a safe pleasant remedy for indigestion constipation sick headache and stomach troubles. It promotes 100 size trial bottles at 50 cents and 41 bottle options sold by Ward Jemison.
Geo Walker, now on the Connersville Courier staff, will conduct an evening bookkeeping class in the city during winter months. He has over ten years of experience in theory and practice and can provide strong testimonials. Address Walker 9% Connersville Courier City.
The Old Fiddler's contest presented by the Connersville Fire Department at the Andre Theatre drew about 370 attendees. The event was a funeral success and the large audience remained through the end, showing appreciation for the performance.
Dietary studies by the department of agriculture compare eastern Virginia negro families with New York and New England whites. It finds similar fuel value in food, cheaper living costs for negro families, and differing food materials, bacon fish and cornmeal for the negroes versus flour and frijoles for Mexican families.
Paris plans feature a new gate on Avenue Gabriel facing the Champs Elysees and a reopened entrance. The interior will be restored, the fete hall enlarged, and the project aimed to finish by the April 14 exposition opening. Funding comes from a 2,600,000 franc tax on Baroness Hirsch estate.
Christina Hirt of East St. Louis recounts a trance during her supposed burial where she overheard whispers and the undertaker Brouggelmeyer preparing her body. She says she remained conscious, cried out as he moved to the cooling board, and convinced him she was alive to prevent burial.
A long time Courier reader laments a changing Democratic editorial stance as partisan voices align with new rhetoric. The piece argues for traditional party loyalty and warns readers to resist the altered tone.
Northwestern mail service details describe connections between Chicago and Baltimore through Cleveland Pittsburgh and other hubs. The note lists key intermediate points and schedules including departures at 6 pm and mentions managerial names such as Waldo Edwards.
The article details Chuckle the French poodle and his Maltese wife Cosette with two daughters in the Russian ambassador's family. The dogs enjoy front carriage seats, do not wear muzzles, and accompany the ambassador and Miss Cassini on travels to Russia, living as pampered members of the household.
The ten inch Brown segmental wire gun, touted as the nation’s most powerful ordnance, may be tested at Sandy Hook soon. Predictions say a 75 pound standard projectile could fly 3000 feet per second and pierce heavy armor, with the core of 252 tempered steel segments and 73 miles of high tension wire, built in Reading, Pa.
A New York house at 114 and 116 Liberty Street linked to Edgar Allan Poe's The Murder Mystery of Marie Roget is to be destroyed for a modern skyscraper. John Anderson once employed Mary Rogers, whose murder inspired Poe. Mr Williams bought the property from Albert Wagstaff, Anderson’s son-in-law, for development.
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