08 Jun 1892
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Newspaper
Connersville Daily News
Location
Connersville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1892
Page
1
Oregon delivers the first major GOP win of 1892 by capturing the legislature and electing their Supreme Judge candidate by over 6,000 and both Congress contenders by more than 7,500 aggregate. Democrats note Oregon as a doubtful state for electoral votes. Harding and Morton had 6,769 plurality in 1888.
The piece asserts the battle over the nomination is lively in Minneapolis Blaine is a dark horse possibility. Wise leaders should marshal Republican hosts to victory and unite behind one man after the convention, with party principles guiding personal preferences.
Advertisement extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as a proven cure for scrofula rheum blood poisoning and other blood diseases. It claims no other preparation has such a record and urges readers to try it to know its merit. Be sure to get Hood's Sarsaparilla.
K of P Attention Lodge meets this evening to arrange Bro. A. Bart funeral and next Sunday decoration. Also notes dressmaker Mrs O H Alexander offering corsets waists and lessons, plus a street grading proposal by M E Dale for Fairmount plat. Catholic library hall strawberry ice cream lawn festival on Ninth Street set for Monday evening June 13.
Western Union bulletins from Minneapolis report delegates arriving slowly and the committee on credentials not yet reporting. McKinley is made permanent chairman, and the convention adjourns until 11 a m tomorrow with platform and credentials reports delayed.
Julia McNeal fell headfirst down a back stair at Mrs. F. M. Roots home yesterday evening. Dr. Dillman treated her. she suffered a severe head cut and a fractured collar bone. She is progressing as well as can be expected under the circumstances.
The council resumes at 7 30 pm and continues elections for a school trustee with renewed vigor. Prizes awarded for hauling hose carts. street repair ordered. trustees to be paid 50 from school funds. officials approved. 216 ballots cast before a Saturday evening recess.
Mrs Lizzie De Witt Kennedy will give a literary and elocutionary concert at Maplewood church on Thursday night June 9. It is the sole chance this season to enjoy the entertainment for the Ladies Aid Society. Admission is twenty cents for adults and ten cents for children. Local talent will perform.
A column denounces political graft and social hypocrisy in Indianapolis linking Gov. Chase to the Blaine club. It laments Sabbath desecration rhetoric while rich residents enjoy Park drives, Crown Hill cemetery access, and Sunday saloon leniency, urging fairness for the poor and questioning Harrison's candidacy.
Advertisement notes Dr. W. D. Ludwick with an office above Klein's Jewelry on east Fifth Street Lotefereale. It mentions deairablir pains easy and directs inquiries to A. E. Bare.
Heavy rains push the Monongahela toward a 13 foot 6 inch crest as river men mobilize to secure coal fleets. Bridges wash out, rail lines blocked by landslides, and south side residents evacuate to safety amid rising floodwaters and cloudburst damage in Monongahela City.
The city council had imposed a license tax of 1000 on each brewery in the city. Breweries refused payment, contending it unconstitutional. The circuit judge agreed, holding the tax unconstitutional and void for discriminating between keg and bottled beer.
Wrewita Kansas June Judge C Reed of the district court has been challenged to a duel by Nicholas Bird a well known member of the county bar Bird sent the challenge as a registered package and had a friend deliver a note claiming insult required a meeting to settle the dispute Sewer Pipe Works Burned at Robinson Brothers in Annon Ohio loss over 100000 dollars last night
A mother teaches young Edith to name mountains rivers lakes towns and cities on a map then jokes that latitude and longitude lines are telephone and trolley wires. The dialog echoes playful misunderstandings in a mid 19th century newspaper tone.
A brittle fragment suggests a tale where Romani people allegedly cut a dog's tail to prevent it from becoming a man again if it had once been human and transformed. The text is unclear and culturally loaded, with nonstandard phrasing hindering reliable interpretation.
No good thing should be outlawed because here and there a grace less person treats it basely. It is just as necessary to administer in vigorants to the aged and feeble as it is to strengthen a dwelling that is beginning to decay. Each battle is guaranteed by the undersigned to be absolutely pure and over five years old at bottling, or money paid for it will be refunded. Quart bottles, 1 pint, 60 ¢, never sold in bulk. See that you get Royal Ruby. For sale by A. M. Andrews, druggist. Bottled by Royal Wine Co., Chicago.
Massages and facial treatments draw wide attention with hundreds of parlors in major cities charging two dollars each. Blush of Roses Massage Oil promises two months’ use for one dollar with full directions. Advertisements tout royal ruby port wine, Shiloh remedies, and crystal ice delivery services, along with local dairy and candy offerings.
Notice is given that the Finance Committee of the common council will receive bids for the purchase of bonds of the Second Ward school amounting to 3 000 dollars. Bids close at the office of the city attorney on a specified date. The committee reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
The Queen and Crescent route offers a daytime ride from Cincinnati to Knoxville via Blue Grass Kentucky and Emory River with visits to Herriman Oliver Springs and Waldens Ridge. Five dollar excursion to Niagara Falls via multiple lines departs June 14 1892 with return by June 17.
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