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Newspaper
Connersville Times
Location
Connersville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1901
Page
2
A garbled archaic ledger mix describes agricultural topics including creameries in South Dakota and popcorn in Iowa with earnings of forty dollars per acre. It blends observations on flowers, hog raising, and parish life with scattered names and odd phrases, reflecting a period newspaper fragment.
A garbled passage references public sympathy for a bricklayer, then details debates on the furta separator, farm labor, and rail transport costs. It cites engines of change in industry, agriculture, and railways with scattered mentions of prices, acreage, and regional rail lines. The text mentions English and Pennsylvania systems and a swindle case amid broader social commentary.
Seven Wisconsin dairy herds underwent a year long test to determine the dairy value of each cow. The report compares best and poorest cows within each herd, illustrating variation in productive ability and income.
The readable content is limited and scattered across the fragment. It mentions locations and actions in a disjointed way, making a coherent event difficult to determine from the OCR.
Albert Towne shot and mortally wounded Mrs. William Granger at the Granger home in Frankton while Granger was away, then killed himself. Towne and Granger were fellow employees at Republic Trap and Steel mills. Towne had been staying with the Granger family and had quarrelled with Granger three weeks earlier.
A Nashville debate over liquor sales divides local residents after eight years without saloons in the town and three years without any in the county. Citizens rally, opponents push back, and a tense dispute grows over licenses and votes amid police and local official involvement.
Descriptions of suicides and violent crimes across multiple towns from June reports. Roy Sterritt, ill and despondent, cuts his throat at Mount Carmel after leaving a position in Roeckville. Williaa ase and a woman also commit self harm. A Shoeridan case sees Adbert Towne convicted for fatal shooting and Gertrude Farris assaulted. Aiden trial details include criminal assault verdicts and acquittals in Vincennes and Stanford related cases.
Indianapolis correspondent reports the statehouse team hats off to eager volunteers. Major Kreitenstein leads a roster including Chas Wiley, Hoyt MacLain, Clay Johnson, and Baron Rothschild with governor aides and judges in reserve. a Merion county game looms as political moves unfold in the Sixth district.
New York June 22 Bradstreet's weekly review reports sustained strength in some sectors and improvement in others. The crop outlook remains favorable overall despite rain imbalances in the south Atlantic and Texas. Notably, prices of leading commodities rise this week with cotton goods and raw materials increasing due to better trade signals at home and abroad. Rail traffic and failures for the week total 108.
Fragmentary OCR text references Creporal Corban and Philippines enlistment, mentions native scouts and orders, but lacks coherent context or identifiable events, names, or dates for a definite summary.
A jury found a suspect guilty in the fatal pharmacy robbery near the city street. Six people were killed during the incident and the defendant faces life imprisonment or a similar sentence.
In Athens Ver died after a quarrel over wheat cutting with neighbor Siaaues Hawn, a bystander reports. Authorities investigate the fatal incident as tensions over crop labor boil over.
London dispatch reports secretary to Joseph Chamberlain calls rumors of General Botha’s surrender unfounded. No confirmation of surrender or major change in colonial command is provided.
A handcar on the Lexduptom and Posternu road yesterday struck six men returning to Tilson. Two white men Strack Handear and Boreman de Townsend were killed instantly along with Greeree Maller colorfully described and four others were injured with varying severity. All victims were members of the same group and the crash ended with a state of confusion and reports of no further details.
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