19 Jun 1900
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Newspaper
Connersville Daily News
Location
Connersville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1900
Page
1
The column mixes wartime exhortations and financial chatter. It references hunger for relief from missionaries in China, U S political maneuvers, Illinois and Indiana races, and wheat price movements on the Chicago market. Congressman Watson is praised for fiery, extended remarks.
Special to the Daily News reports Mrs Albert A Beveridge, wife of Senator Beveridge, died this morning in Dansville New York. The blast from Bloomington Illinois destroyed the court home and fifty businesses. Damages estimated at two million dollars. Roosevelt received an ovation at the Republican National Convention.
Omer Harrison a ten year old boy on West Seventh Street sustained severe scalds this morning when a boiler like can used by local boys toppled over and spilled its hot contents on his lower body a doctor attended the injuries. Also contains an old ad for Syrup of Figs and a local post office letters list with names and statuses.
An advertisement touts fifty cent Foley's Ridney Cure for Bright's disease and other ailments. It notes Prof Felix RE Sebelling of the University of Pennsylvania and his family planning a brief stop en route from Philadelphia to North Dakota to visit Dr. E Derbyshire and family. Also promotes No-To-Bac tobacco aid and other patent medicines with distributor Sterling Kennedy Co.
Comneraville Land & Improvement Co. transfers property to Daniel Kerachner and Edige wood for 200 dollars. A court case in Squire Leach's court ends with Charles Branson pleading guilty to a provocation charge against Harry Poffenbury. fined one dollar and nine dollars ninety cents in costs. The Social Circle of the M. EK. church meets at Mrs. Morrin Beoer’s home on Western Avenue and 7th Street Thoraday at the naval hour.
Regular meeting notes show Mayor Clark presiding with all members present. Reports cover destroyed interest coupons, water mains contract fulfilled, need for a cemetery hydrant, and a city hall project dropped for lack of funds. Building stone order authorized, interments listed for April and May, fire department reports filed, boiler insurance approved, and multiple bills allowed. A 4 home fire-limit project was approved, and a funeral for Ruth Dougherty is announced with Catholic church services.
An OCR segment mixes advertisements for Dr Caldwell syrup and Rocky Mountain Tea promising cures and year round health benefits. It mentions a visit by Jesse from Laurens South Carolina to Conneraville and a plan to relocate Ila’s family in October. Lafayette business leaders discuss bringing the Schaub Safe Company to town as part of local industry expansion.
Open higher for hogs and steady cattle and sheep as receipts reach about 1000 cattle and 1000 sheep. Wheat prices rise with activity marked by the market at Park and nearby yards while hogs gain six cents and lambs hold steady.
A historical note cites a doctor's belief that many women neglect nature's needs and should use a mild laxative. It endorses Dr Caldwell's Syrup Papain as a simple, pleasant option, recommending a 10 cent bottle for regular use.
The Dana Sanatorium aided the event with use of a grenade and the merchants donated gifts. Shera and Me provided their show window while the public offered generous patronage to the GE Society Christian Cnurcu and supporters.
A Waterloo Indiana preacher Rev S P Klotz reports over 20 years of dyspepsia improved by De Caldwells Syrup Pepsin. He praises the remedy after using nearly a full bottle and says he feels like a different person. For sale by Ward Stenrson.
Notice announces election for the Firat Presby teria church board of trustees in Conmuersvite on June 27 100 with details unreadable due to damage. Citizens are advised of the election and location in the damaged text.
Minas Maude Dickens of Parana Kansas writes of eight years with asthma and near fatal attacks. She says Foley's Honey and Tar always gave immediate relief after she started using it.
Notice states an election of eight trustees will be held on Tuesday June in Foopot Phere. Names listed include Josken L Brainprey Rev Bo Coulis and Pastor MWyunmlet.
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