14 Feb 1900
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Newspaper
Connersville Times
Location
Connersville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1900
Page
1
Republican announcements confirm FIZHLAME 2 BR RS Mas as a candidate for Treasurer of Payette county. The nomination follows a party decision and awaits a public vote.
The unreadable text appears to describe a legislative session with mention of names, places, and a debate. It hints at a town or county proceeding with references to a council, a vote, and public discourse within a formal governmental setting.
JAMBER FOCKEAMER announces candidacy for Assessor of Connersville township subject to Republican voters of aid township decision.
A candidate Panter Dat L seeks renomination for the office of LovertY in the Farestbe community, contingent on the decision of the Republican voters of the county.
The article notes Apranaw Liseaux would have turned ninety one today and recalls his Gattynbury address. It quotes the famed line Four score and seven years ago from the declaration of a new nation conceived in liberty and dedicated to equality.
Speech recalls the Civil War sacrifice at a battlefield dedication urging national unity and a renewed commitment to the nation. Emphasizes that the living must forge a new birth of freedom and preserve government for the people.
The piece discusses Governor Taylor's control over Kesrtecky and hints his carda may win while Democrats face limited options. It notes impeachment threats, legality doubts, and calls for surrender as a possible escape amid staunch partisan tensions. It also mourns Terre Haute's Richard W. Thompson and comments on Bryan and Boer and Irish topics.
Low Mardi Gras fares advertised with dates and routes from Chicago and western points. Tickets go on sale February 29 to March 26, with limited inclusions and no return limit on some packages. Details reference multiple divisions and carriers and invite readers to consult footnotes for complete conditions.
A reader praises the February issue of lilyrim a twenty six page magazine calling it first class and notes Downs and Tattuan’s strong management. The writer commends The Times and Daily News for backing local industry and city growth in Connersville and Fayette county and wishes readers continued happiness with the Pilgrim.
The Republican delegates from Henry Fayette and Union counties meet in Connersville on March 22 1900 to nominate a Joint Senator for the district. Delegates are apportioned Fayette 10 Henry 14 Union 5 with 33 total, 17 needed. Includes local committee chairs and secretary choice. The text also notes a birthday celebration at Lyons Station with Irene and schoolmates.
A new organization named The People's Mutual Life Insurance Company will commence operations March 1 in Connersville. Founders include James M. McIntosh and E W Ansted with officers McIntosh as president and Thieband as vice president. The plan offers straight life policies from 500 to 1000 dollars with monthly or yearly premiums for ages 10 to 60, blending old line and industrial insurance. Local leading citizens back the venture, promising low rates and strong reliability as a home company.
William Ready and his wife celebrated their Crystal wedding Monday evening at their west Fifth Street home. The parlor featured glass mirrors and an elliptical mirror with the couple’s names and the marriage date. Presents were mostly glass with one exception a joke gift from Matt Myers a copy of Luther Benson’s book.
Historic anti tobacco advertisement promises easy quitting with No-To. It claims stronger nerves vigor and life improvement and offers free address for Sterling Reedy Co in Chicago New York. It targets druggists with a 600 or 61 figure in the copy.
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