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10 Jun 1897
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Newspaper
Connersville Daily News
Location
Connersville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1897
Page
1
Notice directs advertisers to submit changes to ads to this office by room with no exceptions. It emphasizes strict compliance and no deviation from the rule.
Indiana papers condemn the Republican State convention choice for Senator. They argue the tariff bill as is would aid the country if Congress stops toying with schedules and passes it. The mood notes that suspense harms business.
Joserh I. Lirtyie retires after nine years on the city school board and Dr. L. D. Dillman succeeds him. The board oversaw broader, higher standards, new buildings, and improved schools. Dillman is regarded as capable and expected to maintain the upward course.
A Cincinnati Commercial Tribune report says a known horse thief was arrested in Dayton Ohio. Police hold seven horses and two or three buggies and harness awaiting identifications. The thief confessed to stealing across southeastern Indiana and implicated George Ostheimer and Professor Sheedy in possible linked thefts. Ostheimer and Sheedy rushed to Dayton to investigate.
Horace Robbins seven-year-old son of Will Robbins of 100 East ern avenue was crushed when a water tank towed by an engine ran over his left foot. Doctors McNutt John E and Frank Chitwood performed the amputation to save his life.
Prof W J Stabler of the Indiana Music Teachers Association predicts record attendance in Connersville for the upcoming convention. The piece urges local hospitality and notes many associate tickets are sold, asking residents to extend cordial reception as delegates cover their own expenses.
Elder W D Rice solemnized the marriage last evening at 8 o'clock in the couple's own home. Lindsey Cain and Edna Davis, both of the city, were joined in matrimony as close relatives and a few friends looked on. After the ceremony they shared refreshments of ice cream and cake, and the groom had recently furnished the home. The News wishes the couple lasting happiness and prosperity.
An advertisement claims Hall's Catarrh Cure is the only positive cure for catarrh a constitutional disease. It asserts internal use cleanses blood and mucous surfaces, offering one hundred dollars for any uncured case and directs readers to send for testimonials from Toledo Ohio providers.
The L. E. & W. railway will sell tickets to Hartford City and return on Sunday next at one dollar for the round trip. Good going about 7:25 a.m. Return at 8:30 p.m. This will be a fine day outing through the gas belt into the oil country and will no doubt be liberally patronized.
Will Potter was bumped by an unfamiliar horse while feeding it in an alley at noon. The creature dragged the buggy and harness to pieces, injuring Potter’s left arm from elbow to wrist and bruising his hip and legs. Dr. Logee treated his wounds. Mrs Winters of Brownsville and Mrs Bainbridge of Gas City were present.
A large, well advertised Independence day carnival and street fair is set for Saturday July 3 with railroads advertising and special train service by the Big Four from Hagerstown to Harrison. Fireworks displays and expanded street exhibits promise a major regional event drawing crowds within fifty miles.
Ed Gillespie was helping move a house on the old Bunnell property when a heavy wooden ruler foot mash occurred yesterday afternoon around four o'clock. The injury was painful but not serious.
A wagon toppled on its side this morning as Marcus Harlan’s son assisted in a public rack double team. No injuries or damage were reported.
Newton county in Indiana has long debated relocating the county seat from Kentland to Brook or Morocco. Commissioners offer 25,000 dollars for a new courthouse, with other towns opposing but likely acceptance. In Logansport, stockholders for City National Bank name directors led by John Gray with 25,000 dollars still needed to avoid a receiver.
Wanasa Indiana June 10 The county attorney holds that under the new law the county commissioners shall meet but once a year the first Monday in March to audit township trustees accounts He also says after a trustee is authorized to borrow the former has no further control over the township officer who may borrow up to the full amount without hindrance Indiana and Kentucky boundary Indianapolis June 10 The long disputed boundary line on Green River Island has been settled and the line is marked by monuments bearing Indiana on one side and Kentucky on the other North Manchester June 10 The receivership of the North Manchester Planing Mill Co closed dating to 1403. bank collapse cited as cause and receiver fees noted Lagrange June W John Dillon injured when a cartridge in his pipe exploded while fishing cutting his skullbone with a bullet entering over the left eye Fowler June 10 Justice Long bound over to circuit court on charges of perjury embezzlement extortion. constable Haver fled with $100 reward offered Mount Sterling June 10 Benjamin Coles grocery burned loss 2500 Dry towns Delaware Meascre June 10 Remonstrances filed to license saloons in Easton Solna and Guston creating three dry towns Blase Mount Sterling June 10 Knights of St John to meet in state championship July 3 4 and 5 with prize drills bicycle races and prizes Meascre June 10 Mount Sterling Dry towns Delaware County Blase at Mount Sterling June 10 Benjamin Cole’s grocery burned here yesterday loss 2500
San Quentin warden and the Attorney General discuss the Durrant case but refuse to reveal their conclusion. Durrant’s lawyers deny concern, while threats of appeals and charges loom. It is unlikely he will be hanged tomorrow under the present conditions.
M Leroy Beaulieu, French economist, writing to Journal des Debats, argues Japan’s adoption of the gold standard refutes the idea that a depreciated monetary system grants a trade advantage. He calls the gold standard a complete refutation of bimetallic theory.
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