Erin Loyalist Prepares Patched Green For Saint Patrick Day
Next Saturday marks St Patrick s Day and a loyalist will not forget to wear the crest green attire, signaling pride and tradition for the occasion.
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Newspaper
Connersville Curier
Location
Connersville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1900
Page
4
Next Saturday marks St Patrick s Day and a loyalist will not forget to wear the crest green attire, signaling pride and tradition for the occasion.
The Kentucky Legislature adjourned on Tuesday with the Gold standard bill passing the House by a decisive vote. The President will sign immediately, making the measure law and marking a political redemption for the Republican party in establishing a stable monetary base.
An archaic narrative describes a Sultan who travels by canoe attended by fifty rowers and a hundred warriors, with a multitude of wives. The tale frames the ruler as powerful yet bound by expectations of stricture and citizenship, reflecting on his duties and identity.
Reports describe a factional conspiracy with warrants against Republican leaders and officials amid threats of bloodshed. Separately in South Africa the Boers face British advances, seeking U.S. mediation for peace as England refuses. Public opinion leans toward the Boers amid global sympathy.
A Denver gathering described by Chicago Record shows Mr Stevens back in the Republican camp and ready to support the ticket. The report notes no split on the silver question this year, similar to tariff unity in 1806.
E E Moore and Elbert Moore learned by telegram that their aged mother of Ryanaville Ohio near Ironton was near death. They reached her bedside late the next evening but she died after long suffering as family members gathered including a husband and eight children. The obituary notes a large grieving family and a funeral planned with Rev Maydones officiating at Bartleson.
A heartfelt obituary recalls a wife and mother who endured illness with dignity. She stood by family and passed peacefully after a fevered sleep, urging her daughter to stay and cross over alone, as loved ones mourn and angels welcome her to heaven.
The family expresses heartfelt thanks for love and sympathy shown during illness and after death. Copies of this issue will be sent to kind friends in Lawrence County to convey gratitude for deeds and words, to be treasured as long as life lasts.
Mayor Clark issued a proclamation urging Connereville businesses to decorate in honor of the Oddfellows on Wednesday. Most complied, a commendable act uniting city and business community in tribute to the fraternity. The Cincinnati Enquirer calls for Mark Hanna to withdraw from presidential activity to avoid a potential political setback.
Glyde Piper and wife visit aunt Mrs Emma Reddick in Dunreth Henry County over Friday to Sunday. Other locals hosted and visited kin, with numerous social outings noted across the week. Some schools closed area wide while others remained in session.
Rush County correspondence reports Odd Fellows candidates Cary Jackson and Henry Knotts for Washington Township Trustee. Martha Poe Chapter O B S of Rushville helped organize a Groves chapter with a banquet. Glenwood Band plans a Conn ersville concert. Various local social notes and visits are recorded, including Miss Allie Alexander ill and a nine pound girl born to Obe Young.
A listing style item enumerates Fayette County churches with pastors and service times. It includes First Presbyterian H N Mount, First M E L F Dimmitt, First Baptist C L Berry, German Presbyterian, Christian Church George Darsie, Grand Ave M E WN Pleto, St Gabriel’s, Connersville Baptist, Trinity Presbyterian, and others with preaching times and meeting schedules. The notice also cites local ministers and a medicine advertisement for Ward Jenson.
A New York City resident Mrs E Veet reports strong relief from dyspepsia after using the fourth bottle of Shinkle's Cure for Dyspepsia. She says it surpasses any doctor's prescription or other remedy. Ward Jemison distributes. May 28, 1898.
An advertisement touts Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin as the ideal stomach remedy. It claims a 10c bottle proves its merit for constipation indigestion and sick headache with Ward Jemison offering regular sizes 60c and 91 in stock.
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