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Newspaper
Connersville Times
Location
Connersville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1902
Page
1
The city of Connersville seeks a strong collective effort to attract new manufacturing industries. Officials note a plentiful natural gas supply and that the current cold snap has not impacted gas pressure.
The piece notes Connersville's potential commercial progress with two new industries on the horizon. It states Governor Durbin refused to reinstate Dudley, the ousted Sullivan county sheriff, and discusses the mob law being pushed by the governor. It mentions Governor Dunurn’s vindication over a saloon suppression during the Spanish American War and reports Rep. K. B. E. Kinxwan stepping down from the Indiana speakership race, clearing the field for Henry Marshal of Lafayette.
A Washington newspaper correspondent appears to bias coverage of Coseneesaax Hemenway. The piece hints at aggressive reporting tactics and possible sensational framing.
A fragmented editorial urges aggressive united action to attract new industries to Connersville while noting Hemenway’s gubernatorial candidacy and his denial. The piece previews a column suggesting a critique titled Leaks from Jimuel's Bankerhill Reservoir and praises a local humorist for sharp verse.
Frigid condition of the building is not the Conn y Commissioners fault. They have done all in their power to install the new beating apparatus but the contractors have abandoned the job.
The Cambridge City Tribune sends season’s wishes for a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. A folder features a half-tongue engraving of a photo showing the arrival of the first interurban passenger car in Cambridge City.
The piece notes Connersville has had one of its most prosperous years with factories merchants and workers all thriving. The New Year is expected to bring more factory openings and substantial public works, boosting employment and wages.
Rumor confirms Sayre and Representative Morgan have retired from the Speakership race. The contest now rests between Henry W Marshall and Rorkeoa EK Kirkman with support shifting as Kirkman withdraws. Marshall appears set to command a solid Republican majority.
Luther, sheriff of Shelly county and Democratic leader, was involved in a rowdy altercation while defending a woman with a questionable reputation. He was arrested and fined, and calls for impeachment follow the incident as reported.
The Brookville candy and camping factory owners, affected by a recent fire, consider new sites while Brookville capital shows interest. Nashville is praised for space and business climate, yet Connersville rumor suggests Brookville may stay if local backing remains strong.
Rushville and Connersville vie to attract factories via a joint committee with the Manufacturer's Cinch. The Connersville group aims to outpace Rushville, leveraging geography for future interurban rail and industrial development while urging mobilization and vigorous effort.
Two items on the docket are moving forward, and both are expected to arrive before Rushville receives a formal alert. Officials confirm timely processing and readiness for dispatch.
The retirement of WLW Wainwright from the superintendency of the P. W. H. & F. A. Roots Company opens a chance for locating a new large industry in town. Wainwright is praised for long service and mechanical skill that improved products and processes. A new firm may form to manufacture familiar articles, with strong global demand and promising investment potential.
William YT Murray renews effort for Principal Doorkeeper of the House as Kirkman exits the Speaker race. Murray had led early support among Republicans and statewide backers, but Kirkman’s bid created district conflicts and paused Murray’s campaign for a time.
A fragment urges fair recognition for Fayette County in the Legislature not yet fully represented. It argues appointing a worthy representative would be good politics and proper dealing, supporting her claim to the position.
An old newspaper advertisement touts Doutane Blood Biule as a cure for blood poisoning and related eruptions. It claims cancer poisons and ulcers vanish, digestion improves, and the blood becomes pure, with a $1 bottle price and free sample offers from Blood Bann Co and S. O. McKennan & Son's in Atlanta Georgia.
Mr and Mrs mil Holmes entertained friends yesterday with an elaborate turkey dinner. Attending were W Hanna and wife from College Corner, L D Springer and daughter Mass Bloy from Pairview, George Messeramith and wife from Nalltown, Mrs om Brown and daughters Iva and Lela, Mrs ENen Holes, Mr Oscar Holmes and Mrs Frank Taylor from this city.
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