TERMS and local political notes from Friday News
The issue lists Republican ticket candidates for local offices led by Henry A. Johnson and James McIntosh with others named, plus pricing details. It also critiques tariff and whisky trust politics, praises Connersville Furniture Company, notes a bank wreck verdict in Frankfort, and laments Democratic administration and trust-backed policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tut Examiner Chatter-Box
Democratic Party
Shelbyville
Senate
A Summer Diet and Club News From Indiana
A Cambridge City Helen Hunt Club gathering with Dublin, Cambridge City, Milton, Richmond, and Connersville women forming an Eastern Indiana literary clubs association at Manlove Park. Officers elected include J. Eliff Richmond president and Mrs. E M Jones Milton secretary treasurer. Twenty four charter members and a scheduled second Thursday of June club picnic day. Also notices of Pocahontas Council installation, Daughters of Rebekah officers, a church remark, Mt Zion joint meeting plans for Roots Hall, and Charley Banks' wife illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Hunt Club
Cambridge City
Woman’s Clubs
Dublin
Milton
Richmond
Connersville
Manlove Park
Indiana
Sue Marsop
Rea Manicve
Hazel Reed
Louisa V. Boyd
Meb Culbertson
Eddie Manlove
Sune Marson
J. E. Iliff
J. E.liff
E.’. M. Jones
D. C. Banes
Virginia C. Meredith
Mt. Zion Church
Roots Hall
Newspaper Fraternity Marries as Bank Turns Twenty One
The article reports the wedding of Bank to Miss Martha Burton, daughter of Harrison Burton, at Hymren's altar. It notes Bank’s twenty first birthday and the newsroom mood as the News extends congratulations while praising Mr. Adams who runs the Examiner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Burton
Harrison Burton
Hymren
Mr. Adams
Secret Order Elections Officers Named for Six Months
The United Order of the Golden Cross elected officers for the next term including S. W. Hutchins as noble grand and Mrs. Rhoda A. Hannah as vice noble grand. The Improved Order of Red Men chose six month officers led by R. K. McClure as sachem and Gr. B. F. Gordon as senior sagamore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Order of the Golden Cross
W. Hutchins
Rhoda A. Hannah
J. Anderson
R. A. Dennison
I. R. Nave
H. C. Stoops
Cap. Brooks
F. M. Young
Red Men
R. BK. McClure
Sachem
Gr. BF. Gordon
Sagamore
Jesse Thomas
Sagemore
Ed Maybee
Prophet
Christian Woman's Board of Missions Annual Meeting Program
The Christian Woman's Board of Missions will hold its annual meeting at the Christian church on West Fourth Street Sunday evening. The program includes songs, society activity, a lesson by Mrs. Kershner, opening address by G B VanArsdall, a select reading by Miss Deed Hackleman, secretary's annual report, various recitations by Ina Keene and Mrs Ed Michener, whistling and solo performances by Ida May Thomas, and a review by Mrs John Kellum with Lillian Wetherald listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Woman’s Board of Missions
Christaan
West Fourth Street
The
Society
Kershner
G. B. VanArsdall
Blue Ribbon Temperance Club Prepares Evening Program
The program committee has arranged an attractive program for tomorrow night. Mr Harry Man love and his sister will recite, the orchestra will perform The Night Alarm, and a fantasia on In teifen Keller. Johnson sang it at the last concert. A popular medley of national airs will be played along with other musical and literary pieces. Pansy Pelzel will recite and Pearl Hall Anna Young and Lillian Reisenberg will sing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Ribbon Temperance Club
Harry Manlove
Teifen Keller
Johnson
Pansy Pelzel
Pearl Hall
Anna Young
Lillian Reisenberg
Palatial Western Avenue Home Hosts 12th Anniversary Reception
William Newkirk and wife celebrated their 12th wedding anniversary with an elegant reception at their Western Avenue residence. About 125 guests attended the social affair as parlors were tastefully decorated and refreshments of ice cream cake and lemon punch were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Newkirk
Western Avenue
Oxford colored ball nine versus Connersville match
The Oxford nine arrived in Connersville this morning amid a large Black Diamonds welcome at the depot. Locals expect a lively afternoon game, with a spectator betting a dollar on the outcome. Results not yet available as we go to press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
Connersville
Black Diamonds
Connersvillians
Child Eats Poison Fly Paper In Lyons Station
Miss Lola Riggs, a two and a half year old from Lyons Station, ate poisonous fly paper yesterday and grew deathly sick for a time. Dr. Smith of Brownsville treated her and she recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lola Riggs
Lyons Station
Dr. Smith
Brownsville
Allright
Boycott Denounced by Chamber of Commerce
Special to the Daily News Cincinnati Onto June 20 1894 reports the chamber of commerce passing a resolution denouncing the strike in strong terms. Merchants demand immediate cessation of the senseless strike and warn that Pullman trouble is local and that boycott is anarchy and should be dealt with accordingly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily News Cincrynati
Chamber of Commerce
Pullman
Sewer plans prompt city growth and health focus
The Commercial Club urges immediate action on sanitary sewer construction to relieve business and south side areas, arguing a two mile trunk and collateral lines could cost about thirteen thousand dollars with fair cost sharing. It cites health risks from filth, vaults, and contaminated water, notes state rules, and notes local growth signals through new business blocks and outside interest.
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State Board of Health
State of
Pennsylvania
McFarlan
Proctuss
Hot Springs Virginia health resort appeal
Promotes Hot Springs Virginia as a health and rest destination with mineral springs and scenic beauty. Highlights include new hotel addition and preserved charm, plus direct rail service from Chicago, Peoria, St. Louis, Indianapolis via the Big Four Route with through Palace Sleeping Cars and dining cars. Address for pamphlets and information provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hot Springs
Virginia
Chicago
Peoria
St. Louis
Indianapolis
Big Four
I. Flv
Cincinnati
Palace
D. B. Martin
G. P
Glorious Fourth Celebrations Promised Along C H D Lines
The Cincinnati Hamilton Dayton railroad offers a one fare round trip to all stations for July Fourth. Trains stop at all stations except No 380 Cincinnati to Hamilton and Nos 33 81 between Indianapolis and Hamilton. At Indianapolis soldiers parade and speeches by Gov Claude Matthews and ex Governor Tra Chase. Dayton hosts a grand trotting meeting and Soldiers Home visit. Woodsdale Island Home features athletic contests dancing boating and more. Pyrotechnic displays cap the day at all venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Cincinnati
Hamilton
Cumminsville
Indianapolis
Armstrong Grove
Claude Matthews
Tra G. Chase
Indiana
Dayton
Woodsdale Island
WL & Dor. R
Mountain Lake Park Standout Healthful Resort High in Alleghenies
Mountain Lake Park in Maryland sits on the crest of the Alleghenies at about 3000 feet, offering SOC acres of forest and glade. The climate is ideal with no hay fever or malaria, electricity lights the park, and first class hotels and boarding houses rent from 37 to 51 per week. Furnished cottages or rooms available at reasonable rates. All Baltimore and Ohio trains stop at the park. For hotel details and train times contact A Rudisill Superintendent Mountain Lake Park Md or O P B McCarty General Passenger Agent St Louis Mo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alleghenies
Baltimore & Ohio
A. Rudisill
Supermendent
Mountain Lake Park
Baltimore & Ohio Southwestern Railway
O. PB. McCarty
St. Louis
Public sidewalk upgrades in Connersville Indiana
The Common Council declares public necessity to widen and grade sidewalks on Red Street Sixth Street and Eleventh Street with gravel four inch depth. Notice to affected property owners requests objections Monday at 1 oclock p.m. in Council Chamber and publication for ten days in Connersville Daily News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connersville
Indiana
Red Street
Seventh Street
Firth Street
Sixth Street
Reid Street
Western Avenue
Eleventh Street
Eastern Avenue
Grand Avenue
Chand
Atoure
Canon Couneil
Couneil
Condersville
Padiina
Stch
Conbersville
Common Council
Dare
Wodiavens
Damiel M.wanprip
Niagara Falls Excursion to Cleveland and Niagara Falls
Lake Erie and Western Railroad announces its annual excursion on August 2 1894 to Cleveland Chautauqua Lake Buffalo and Niagara Falls with fares from midwestern points and side trips to Lewiston on the Lake Toronto and Thousand Islands. Tickets include optional side trips and near Falls access with further reductions at the Falls. Returning tickets valid through August 27 1894 with sleeping car accommodations available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Erie & Western Kok
Cleveland
Chautauqua Lake
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Peoria
Fort Wayne
UN Mundewee
Lindkayette
Connersville
Michigan City
Rushville
New Castle
Thousand Islands
Brocton Junction
Chatauqua Lake
Orear Niagara Falls
International Bridge
Garfield
The
Falls
Lake Erie & Western
Ke. K
K. Daly
Indianapolis
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Henry A. Johnson
James M.mcintosh
Homer M. Broaddus
Miles K. Moffett
Benjamin F. Thiebaud
Charles S. Lewis
Jacob Ridge
Lyman Cooley
2D Dist
Frank Y. Thomas
Roy Williams
Daily News
Hix
Rushville Jacksonian
Democratic Trust
Hitt
Daniel Voorhees
Whisky Trust
John W. Beggs
Daniel
Terre Haute
Times-News
George Collins
Greentown
Frankfort
John W. Parvis
Moses Kahn
Wampum
M. K. Moffett
Pocahontas Council
Daughters of Rebekah
Kate Woods
Noble Grand
Susie Rieman
C. B. Sanders
Lizzie Fritch
Cora Griffith
Pythian Sisters
Mr. Chas
A.’’ Adams
Missionary Meeting
Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce
Mattie Nuyart
Hot Springs, VA
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
FONTS
Reid, Sixth and Eleventh Streets
Lake Erie
R. R
Lane Erie & Western RE
Port Wayne
Louisvill Railroad
H.C. Parker
F. Daly
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