Blue Ribbon Club Brings Notable Entertainers to Cannerville
The Blue Ribbon Club prides itself on securing top tier entertainment for Cannerville residents and has a history of booking acclaimed acts making the city a frequent stop for major shows.
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Newspaper
Connersville Curier
Location
Connersville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1900
Page
2
The Blue Ribbon Club prides itself on securing top tier entertainment for Cannerville residents and has a history of booking acclaimed acts making the city a frequent stop for major shows.
The Blue Ribbon Club has organized popular entertainments and lecture courses in Connersville, yet finances have never been flattering. Ahead of next week's Roots Hall event under the Club's auspices, the writer urges broader patronage to back a worthy cause.
The president asks Congress to use all Puerto Rico customs proceeds since acquisi tion for relief of Puerto Ricans, totaling about 2 million dollars. A bill to implement the measure passed 145 to 119.
A War Office dispatch from General Buller reports seventy three wagon loads of supplies now entering Ladysmith. The first eleven wagons carried hospital comforts. Special to the Daily News from St Paul notes the death of Rev Mahlon N. Gilbert Bishop Coadjutor of the Minnesota Episcopal Diocese.
Due to illness and recent bereavement in his family, Onances 8. Lewis withdraws from the Connersville township trustee race. He thanks voters for past support and pledges to remain active for the ticket as a private citizen.
Lexington Ky March 2 The two factions of the state government operate in parallel with no clash yet over offices. The Democratic treasury received about 25000 from Jefferson county officials and expects widespread county cooperation to meet current expenses in a few days.
Boston reports George F Washburn says Populists will nominate William J Bryan for president and Judge Henry C Caldwell for vice president at Sioux Falls May 9 and that the Democratic national convention will endorse the ticket. Also notes a kidney cure advertisement and the death of Mrs John Cooley in New Trenton.
March renovation sale at M Hoxsera with dramatic price cuts on many items. Plate glass front and new shelving to be installed. Men suits and overcoats 6.75, childrens suits 1.45, 4 pair men socks 25 cents, 10 cent suspenders, 19 cent knee pants, 35 cent heavy shirts. Everything as represented or money refunded.
The Cameraville Economic League holds its second regular meeting at eight this Friday in the McKFar lan parlors with new members and planned monthly programs on trusts national expansion and government policy. Republican township nominees and officials are listed for several townships plus a public birthday note for local residents.
Notice to the Republicans of the East Precinct Harrison Township to meet in the county court house Connersville on Saturday March 3 at 3 PM for selecting delegates and alternates to state congressional joint senatorial and district conventions. Samart EK Dewavan is the committeeman.
A. M. Andrews, druggist in Conneraville, offers a “Mystic Cure” that claims to cure rheumatism and neuralgia in 1 to 3 days. The advertisement asserts rapid relief from pain and disease after the first dose, with a price of 75 cents.
A traveling man from Richmond named S. G. Crupley split the middle finger of his right hand while helping load a tram onto a truck at the C. H. & J. station this morning. The injury was severe and treated by Dr. Dillman.
An old advertisement touts No-To-Bac from Sterling Remedy Co promising a cure for tobacco addiction. It claims the product makes men strong and energetic and offers a money back guarantee with hooks and swomple free. Available at druggists for 50 cents or one dollar from Sterling Remedy Co in Chicago or New York.
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