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Connersville Curier

Location

Connersville, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1900

Page

8

Sympathy for Democrats Among Enemies of Our Country

An American abroad in Paris reprints a Paris Le Temps article on insurrection in the Philippines. It argues Aguinaldo and Bryan win favor with enemies of the United States, while McKinley and the Stars and Stripes defend the nation, urging loyalty in voting.

Paris le Tempas Philippines Manilla le Temps Aguinaldo Yeat Tagel Nourth Filippinos Lawton Cuba United States Democratic Party McKinley Bryan France Germany England Russia Italy Bevan Cobel Bevani MccKinley Boys In Blue McHinley

Tur Courier News Briefs From Falmouth and Nearby

Correspondent reports a quarterly meeting near Falmouth and a Sunday return home for Mrs. Werry Frezier and children to Alexandria. Funeral for Sidney Taylor drew crowd. Mina Roservant buried at Lick Creek yesterday. John Lockhart improving. Arthur Nelson socialized with Cheater Kerr. Clayton Ambert being ditched by Charles Hammond and Arnold Mertin. Mrs A H Dobinsen and S C Foster family visited, and Arthur Nelson had his bag painted by Sam Atherton.

Werry Frezier Alexandria Charles Wolfe Fairview Sidney Tayior Mina Roservant Lick Creek Westerday John Lockhart Sam Gerber Arthur Nelson Cheater Kerr Charles Hammond Arnold Mertin Clayton Ambert A. H. Dobinsen 5. C. Foser Sam Atherton Corrien

Slaughter of Birds Sparks Civic Outcry in Delaware News

From Midford Delaware comes word a deal to slaughter 20000 birds for a single firm has been signed. Species targeted include meadow lark blue birds red wing blackbirds sparrows and baby owls with prices ranging from 15 to cents. The piece urges stronger community action and moral restraint to protect birds and restore peaceful concert life.

Midford del West Indies Pailing Pines

Our Bird Friends by Elizabeth Perkin

An early 20th century essay extols birds as helpful to agriculture and gardens. It cites studies on birds' diets, praises owls woodpeckers and thrushes, condemns indiscriminate killing, notes Audubon societies and Bird Day, urges protection and humane treatment of feathered allies.

Meblet Baltimore Wren John Randolph Crowe Erea Indiana Florida Nebraska Jfe New York Daily U. S New York E Hutchineau Symmes Ohio Chas. Besson Folke East Bentonville

Local rural visits and a horse missing near Fairfield

Correspondence from The Courier notes gatherings at Mra. N Hartman and J N Davis s farm and mentions Rev Wines appointment. Sherman Bilby and wife visited their parents. Dr F D White and wife traveled from Hill Tops. Frank Murphy of Glenwood and Frank Rees of Fal mouth joined Charley Moffette. Rev J T Scull searched for a horse that escaped Wines stable. EK L Bundrant and wife attended a quarterly meeting at Falmouth.

Courier Quincy Hartman Mra. N. Hartman J.N. Davis Rev. Wines Sherman Bilby Sherman McFarlan Co F. D. White Hill Tops Our Village Frank Murphy Glenwood Frank Rees Falmouth Charley Moffette J T. Scull Fairfield EK. L. Bundrant

Falmouth Quarterly Meeting and Local Notices

Falmouth reports a well attended quarterly meeting held last weekend. Post office transfer from Lew Quenzer to Charley Beck. Residents noted for illness and social visits including Eva Erwin, Mollie Johnson, Mack Hickes family, and Nancy Knotts recovering. Local happenings include Ben Perry's teams running away, Frank McCroy with a rubber buggy, Mrs. Fannie Woods sending to Ohio for poultry, and Mrs. Lanter purchasing Dr. Draley property.

Courier Lew Quenzer Charley Beck Eva Erwin Chas, Woods Cambridge Mollie Johnson Rushville Mack Hickes Ben Perry Frank MecCroy Fannie Woods Ohio Mies Nancy Knotts Anna Kendle Mack Rich Frank McCroy Lanter Dr. Draley Channon Raleigh Nora Knotts Henry Knotts

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