05 Jun 1896
Page 1
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Newspaper
Connersville Daily News
Location
Connersville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1896
Page
1
The piece argues free silver is akin to Mexicanizing the U.S. government and calls for an immediate shift back to protective tariffs to restore prosperity. It laments Indianapolis water supply as helping beverage producers of German extraction and questions Goranton Marrazws' Democratic presidential bid as unlikely to win.
The seventh annual U. S. C. convention closed with praise for local efforts led by Mrs. W. E. Ochiltree and Mrs. Josephine Fearis. Delegates heard talks on club work and education on Friday, with plans for Indiana Centennial libraries and town libraries. Officers elected include Miss Merica Hoagland president and Harriet D. Fratser secretary.
A list of individuals including Mrs O W Conner of Wabash Miss Daly Mrs Lavine Fowler Mrs Maud Smalley Mrs Virginia Meredith Cambridge City Miss Madge Jewies Mrs Jennie Ray Ormaby Fr Wayne Mrs Alice Reese Mrs J C Mount and Mrs N Sinks with others named J N Huston in a community notice fragment.
Leroy Murphy sues to set aside the May 19 1804 will of Jesse Murphy Sr. on grounds of alleged unsound mind and undue execution. He lists heirs Ida May George and brothers William M. Murphy George Murphy Charles Murphy Isaac Murphy Jesse Murphy Jr Calvin J Murphy Theodore Murphy. William L. Alexander named executor. Complaint notes lack of means and steady employment for plaintiff and asks for related relief.
OCR text lists canned goods and household items with prices and notes on first-come availability. Mentions include beans, sardines, peas, tuna, and powders with low unit costs and quantity limits. The fragmentary entry references June timing and shop stock constraints without full context.
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