Battle Report From Naic Philippines 1900
Our correspondent describes a dawn to noon fight near Imus and a canyon assault involving Company F of the 45th U.S. Volunteers. Lt. Brown earns praise for a daring flanking move. five insurgents killed, one captured, two Remington rifles seized, and substantial marching fatigue noted as the unit rests near Matanzas.
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Pasay
Imus
Philippines
Las Marines
Quintanas
Naic
Manila Bay
Matanzas
China Sea
F Company
Brown
Haller
Guy Henderson
Co. F
45Th U.S. V
P. I
Sacre-White Wed in East Conneravile Parish
Daisy Sacre of Alquins and Joseph White of Everton wed at the M E Parsonage East Conneravile with Rev D T Hedges officiating. The couple plan housekeeping on the Jesve igman farm near Everton as friends offer best wishes. Wilson and Wright of College Corner Ohio announce a grand stock sale for Tuesday April 3 1900 offering thirty five horses and ten cattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Parsonage
East Conneravile
Daisy Sacre
Alquins
Joseph White
Everton
D. T. Hedges
Sacre
White
Fayette County
Wilson and Wright
Cenlere
College Corner
Ohio
Prominent Indiana Gubernatorial Candidate Col Durban Profile
Col William T Durban born May 4 1847 Lawrenceburg Indiana served in the 139th Indiana Volunteers during the Civil War and led the 161st Indiana in the Spanish American War. A banker in Anderson he engaged in gas industry ventures and held Republican state leadership roles including national convention delegate and state committee chair.
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William T. Durban
Lawrenceburg
Ind
Washington County
Co. K
139Th Regiment
Indiana
St Louis
Anderson
Durban
161St
Century-Old Columba Resident Visits Kin in Cincinnati
Charles McDonald of Columbia accompanied by his wife and daughter Margaret spent winter visiting Aunt Mrs. Mary Beaton and Miss Mary McDonald in Cincinnati. He relates a North Fairmount hospital encounter with a 90 year old woman who spoke of the South African War and praised Connersville and Cameraville in vivid terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles McDonald
Columbia
Margaret
Mary Beaton
Mary McDonald
Cincinnati
McDonald
St. Francis Hospital
North Fairmount
Mary Johnson
Connereville
White Water Valley
Cameraville
White Water River
Connersville
City Primaries Nominate Council Members by Ward
Republican city primaries last Friday select council candidates. First Ward results: John Lewis 169, John M Carter 96. Second Ward: John S Purt 167, Charles E Ford 155, Joshua Greer 58. Third Ward Craven Moore unopposed. Fourth Ward John G Krasser unopposed.
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John Lewis
Johni M. Carter
John 8S. Purt
Charles E Ford
Joshua Greer
Craven Moore
John G. Krasser
Harrisburg School Holds Friday Evening Literary Entertainment
The Harrisburg Schoole presents a literary entertainment in the school hall this Friday evening. An email admission fee will be charged with proceeds funding seating improvements and the event invites public patronage.
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Harrisburg Schoole
Joint Senator Nomination Amid Contested Unit Rule
The Fayette Henry Union Joint Senatorial Convention at Connersville chose Capt. Albert D. Ogborn of Henry county as nominee by acclamation. Delegates debated unit-rule fairness, with Little and Stivers urging popular vote nominations and Union gaining support for a future, broader vote method. The meeting adjourned after three cheers for Ogborn.
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Fayette, Henry
Union
City Hall
Connersville
C. W. Stivers
Liberty Herald
LL. J. Broaddus
Albert D. Ogborn
New Castle
Henry County
Ogborn
Capt. Ogborn
United States
Aguinaldo
National Congress
Republican Party
Indiana
White Water
South
Fayette
Henry
Albert Davis
Stivers
Broaddus
Little Ba
Little
Capt Ogborn
Wayne Fayette Joint Convention Nominates Roscoe E. Kirkman
Delegates from Wayne and Fayette counties met March 22 in Connersville City Hall. Roscoe E. Kirkman of Wayne was chosen by acclamation for the Republican nomination, with speeches praising the party and McKinley. The gathering, chaired by Capt. Thos. M. Little, remained harmonious and adjourned after brief remarks.
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Wayne and
Fayette
Connersville
Thos. M. Little
Demas Coe
Richmond Item
Fayette County
Wayne County
Roscoe E. Kirkman
Kirkman
Wayne
Republican Party
Sherman
Sheridan
Grant
Lincoln
Garfield
Morton
Invincible
Blaine
Harrison
William McKinley
Chimborraz
Chao.s. Hornley
William MecKinley
Chas G. Swain
Richmond
Wayne Court
PN. Litt
A Model City praised by Fayette Countys elder statesman
The piece extols Connersville as a model city praising its market for farm produce and butter and eggs. The author notes forty years of visits and describes residents as sociable and courteous. He credits the Christian community and wishes lasting blessings on the city and its good people.
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Fayette County
Connersville
Meno
Bens ScHoun
Republican Candidate for Joint Senator Osborn Nominated
Albert D. Ogborn, named at Connersville for Joint Senator representing Fayette, Henry and Union counties, was born in Wayne County in 1864. A New Castle mover, he served as storekeeper, court reporter, lawyer student, and Cuban War captain with the 161st Regiment. He is described as a loyal Republican and capable legislator.
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Albert D. Ogborn
Connersville
Fayette
Henry
Union
Wayne Co
New Castle
Northern
Indiana Hospital For the
Henry Co
Cuba
161St
Ogborn
Moro Castle
Osborn
Real Estate Transfers Logged in City Lot Deals
Chas Mount transfers a city lot to Byron Millapaugh for 450 dollars. Hattie L Darby sells a city lot to John F Doenges for 1 thousand dollars. Pinckney Ferguson conveys 13 acres in Jennings County to Sarah FE Ferguson for one dollar. John W Rosa transfers a city lot to Hannah Sander for 280 dollars.
Appleton & Co Fails. Installment Buyers in Trouble
The New York publishing house Appleton & Co, founded in 1852, has failed for more than a million dollars. The collapse is blamed on many customers who bought books on installment plans and could not maintain payments. In a separate note, the Democratic convention for the sixth district is scheduled to meet in Cambridge City next month.
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New York
PD. Appleton & Co
Cambridge City
Notable Republican Love Feast in Fayette County
The Roots Hall gathering in Connersville drew gubernatorial hopefuls Enoch G Hogate John L Griffiths and W B Haggard with state leaders and legislators. Speeches praised the party, praised past achievements and outlined future aims while bands and local committees added festive energy to the event.
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Roots Hall
Connersville
Fayette County
Enoch G Hogate
John L. Griffiths
W. 8. Haggard
Charles S. Hornley
New Castle
Charles E. Shively
Richmond
Hornley
Hogate
Griffiths
Haggard
Shively
F. T. Roots
Gurley Brewer
Tadianapolis
T. J. Hadgins
Shelbyville
James T. Statesman
Peru
Jesse Wick
Greencastle
John T. Wingate
Crawford Co
Fred Landis
Logansport
Guv. Haggard
Democratic Party
Republican Party
John Thornburg
M. L Bundy
I. L. Broaddag
Liberty Cornet Band
Liberty Band
Connereville
Dage
Bunting
Letter List Uncalled Letters at Cameraville Postoffice
List of letters remaining uncalled for the week ending March 26 includes Mrs Nannie Campbell James Cantwell Joe Collins Miss Lottie Holgate London Fox Co Philip Mason Johnie Murphy Ermore Morris Mark Peck Georgia Retherford Chas G Schilike Miss Lote Smith Mrs Rows Schneider Cio K Trash James Thoman Mrs Eurnice Willerg Applicants must say advertised when calling. letters unclaimed after two weeks go to Dead Letter office.
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Cameraville
Ia.j
Postoffice
Nannie Campbell
James Cantwell
Joe Collins
Lottie Holgate
London Fox & Co
Philip Mason
Johnie Murphy
Ermore Morris
Mark Peck
Georgia Retherford
Chas. G. Schilike
Mies
Lote Smith
Rows Schneider
Cio. K. Trash
James Thoman
Eurnice Willerg
Jesse Say
Nol
Ling
Foot
Joan Parnas
P. Ma
Street Trees Sale Offers Various Nursery Grown Trees
A notice advertises wholesale price Street Trees including Norway Maple Silver Maple Scarlet Maple Sweet Gum European Birch and Yellow Poplars. Purchases through mail Jons P. Brown 33w3 Connersville Ind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mall
Jons P. Brown
Marriage licenses announced for Hugh Norman and Charley Moore
Hugh Norman to Rosa L Arnoldy and Charley Moore to Laura Perrin are listed in marriage licenses. The Post Office Department issues new rules allowing postmasters at first and second class offices to cash money orders on presentation with proper identification without waiting for advice or orders drawn on any post office.
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Hugh Norman
Rosa L. Arnoldy
Charley Moore
Laura Perrin
Post Office Department
Also Mentioned on This Page
The
GOV. OF
A. D. Ogborn
Fayette and
County
Connersville, Ind
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