Insurgent Philippines Near Collapse as McKinley Tour Spreads
In Connersville Indiana a burst of national notes reports the Philippines insurgents nearing collapse and the presidential tour of McKinley with entourage leaving Washington for a month, visiting 25 states and covering over 16000 miles. J. P. Morgan & Co. buys Leyland Line, plans ten new vessels. Subscriptions rise for the Courier Law Book Premium, reaching 100 new subscribers in two weeks. Buffalo moves from village to city status with 350000 population in 1901.
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J. P. Morgan & Co
Leyland
Rail line plants 60000 Calatpa trees in Utah effort
The Rio Grande Western Railway Company reports planting 60 000 Calatpa trees in Utah for croastie purposee and seeding a million more, prompted by J P Brown who collaborated with railways last summer. Indiana Forestry Association backs wide tree planting while Dr F D White and E W Jackson promote countywide Courier interests as subscriptions near nine thousand.
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Rio Grande Western Railway Company
Utah
J. P. Brown
Thie
Indiana Forestry Association
Three Tailed Comet Visible in Early Morning Sky
The three tailed comet can be seen from Indianapolis under clear air at 4 a.m. about thirty million miles away. Observers may view it with the naked eye north of the sunrise point. haze can hide it, but the coma often remains visible after sunrise. Astronomers have not decided if the tails are fan shaped or angled.
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Indianapolia
Indianapolis News
Churches and ministers in Wayne and surrounding counties
O R Barclay preached in Wayne county and organized two schools in Jackson township with further work planned in Henry and Wayne Counties. Elder E E Kuhn leads Harrisburg Christian church and will preach every third Sunday. Baptism of forty probationers and the Lord's Supper followed at the first M E church. Dr Slutz preached on kindness. C E Grubb visited Columb ia and Alpine schools and will see Orange schools next Sunday. Rev E A Elfeldt retires after seven years at the German Presbyterian church with farewell sermon. Decoration Day address planned by Dr F B Tineh er in Liberty. Home Missionary Day and a collection at the Christian church next Sunday.
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O. R. Barclay
U. S
Wayne County
Jackson Township
Henry
Wayne Counties
E. E. Kuhn
Christian Church of
Harrisburg
Mr. Kuhn
Slutz
Elbert Hubbard
C. E. Grubb
Columbia Township
M. E
Columbia
Christian School
Alpine
Nulltown
Mr. Elfeldt
Liberty Herald
F. &. Tineher
Connersville
Duval Post No
Liberty
Hianagement
The
Christian Church
In Kind Remembrance of William Newland Holton
Obituary notice for William Newland Holton born June 17 1895 near Topeka Kansas died April 23 1901 near Harrisburg Payette county aged 5 years 10 months and 6 days with verses and family expressions of sorrow and sympathy.
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William Newland Holton
Topeka
Kansas
Harrisburg
Payette County
Kingdom of Heaven
Willie
William Newland
Mr. Newland
Deaths toll marks end of old era in Harrison area
Deaths and funerals fill a local notice page as William Duncan a Harrison township farmer dies after years of cancer. The article also notes Hazel Tryon’s granddaughter dies of pneumonia, a six month old baby Helen Jobe dies of pneumonia, Miss Lulu Stewart dies in Asheville, Lucy Irwin a College Corner teacher is buried in her hometown, and Carl Elliott dies with services at Fairview.
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Helen
Samuel
Eva Jobe
Lick Creek
D. T. Hedges
Lulu
Stewart
Grand Avenue M. E
Jesse Miller
W. N. Fletcher
Maplewood
Richmond
Asheville
North Carolina
Lucy Irwin
College Corner
Carrie Swift
In Memoriam Charley Moore Civil War Veteran
Obituary notes Charley Moore born June 2 1833 in Pennsylvania. He lived in Johnstown and Butler County Ohio before serving three years in Ohio volunteers during the Civil War. He married Dorcas Reese January 10 1861 and had eight children. He later moved to Fayette County and died after a paralytic stroke on April 17. He was aged 68 years 10 months and 18 days.
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Charley Moore
Pennsylvania
Johnstown
Butler Co
Ohio
Ohio Volunteers
Doreae Reese
Fayette, Co
Land
Christ
God
Clio Club Hosts Literary Social Afternoon at Ansted Home
The Clio Club held an open meeting Tuesday at Mrs. Elow Ansted's Virginia avenue home near Ansted. About 75 guests enjoyed papers by Mrs. Anna Garrett and Mrs. Alice Merrifield with a guided discussion by Mrs. Adelia Robinson. Light refreshments followed and flowers decorated the rooms. The A D C U Club plans guest day at Mrs. J H Fearns residence Saturday afternoon.
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Elow. Ansted
Virginia Avenue
Clio Club
Anna Garrett
Alice Merrifield
Adelia Robinson
Mre Ansted
Local Notes and Visits In a Small Town
Earnest correspondence reports social visits and family news around the village. Will Dungar visited his parents. Myrtle and Zelma Wood stayed with relatives in Liberty. Will Simmons and Jack Wood with wives called on Ben Wright.
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The
Courier
Will Dungar
Myrtle
Zelma Wood
Liberty
Will Simmons
Jack Wood
Ben Wright
Chas
Bailey
Beck
Our
Little Village
Dan Fiant
Hart
Four Mile
Anna Green
Rev. Finley
Mr. Scholl
Fiants
Leota Watt
Mattie Fiant
Springersville
Montgomery
Marge Elkins
Muncie
Court Troxel
Connersville
John Caldwell
Edgar Thomas
Oral
Oliver Frant
Robinsons
Green
Eva Troxel
Milton Public School closes as seniors honored
Milton correspondence reports the Milton Public School closed last Friday. Senior classes and teachers were entertained by Prof. Paul Wilson at Mrs. M. E. Kensey’s home. Commencement last Thursday drew a well attended crowd. Various local residents and guests visited Milton over the weekend.
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Milton Public Schuula
Schoo
Paul Wilson
M. E. Kensey
Howard Stanton
Itadianapolis
Frank Huret
Frankfurt Ind
Sline Clark
Milton
Blanch Morris
New
Albert Wilson
Rt. B. Lantz
Oren Bragg
Indianapolis
Jose YeMath
Abbington
Frank Beeson
Frank Fiorea
Witt Hoffman
Gertrude Stasesipher
Harrison Ohio
Hawkins. Local notes and social tidbits from the county
Arthur Nelson is slowly recovering from measles. R P Kerr, wife and son visited relatives in Rush county. Neighborhood funeral for William Elliott's little boy. Prospects for a good peach crop. Mrs Lucy Ludlow quite sick. Maggie Maurer indisposed. Phil Ludlow and wife of Connersville visited relatives Sunday. Mrs Daily of Maplewood visited Eston Claud Daily and wife Sunday. Stephen Kerr bought a carload of cattle at Knightetown. John E Scott of Posey called at the office. Hubert Webster plans to spend summer with his uncle south of town. Phenis Lake of Everton in city Wednesday. Lake family ill but improving. W H Pike visited the office Tuesday. a truly contented citizen.
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Arthur Nelson
R. P. Kerr
Rush County
William Elliott
Lucy Ludlow
Maggie Maurer
Phil Ludlow
Connersville
Mre
Maplewood
Aeston
Claud Daily
Stephen Kerr
Knightetown
John E. Scott
Posey
Hubert Webster
J. Webster
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