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Newspaper

Greencastle Star

Location

Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 01, 1881

Page

3

Mrs Emma A Winsor Reflects on Wyoming Voting Experience

An interview with Mrs. Emma A. Winsor recalls her seven years as a Wyoming resident in Cheyenne where she voted in multiple elections and notes how woman suffrage reduced drunkenness and improved governance. She describes equal treatment at polls, jury service avoidance, and ongoing support from Wyoming friends for her candidacy as Indiana State Librarian.

Emma A. Winsor Wyoming Territory Cheyenne Indiana Territory Wyoming

Local Notes and Marriages Amid Christmas Gossip

Licenses to marry issued for several couples including William H. Young and Sarah J. Haverstick and Henry C. McKee and Nel lie B. Brown. Christmas visits and town improvements dominate the column with shop remodels, arrivals, and social events. Purdue student Earnest Durham home for holidays. outfits and businesses changing hands in Crawfordsville.

William H. Young Sarah J. Haverstick Albert F. Key Eliza B. Wright Henry C. McKee Nellie B. Brown George R. Burnett Elizabeth Moreland George W. Brothers Amanda E. Harris Spencer W. Harid Lydia Shields Hiram Ngnder Emma L. Fussler Maggie Durham Greencastle Burnsides Indianapolis Wasson Andrew Hanna Earnest Durham Miss Scott CrawfordsVille Bozaie Zie Carter Purdue University Chas. Harnell Harvey Grimes Benefield Main Washington Streets Geo Cary Our City Carter New York Dr. Fordyce Chas Spencer Williams & Wallace Jas V Durham Maggie Oie Ohio

Death of Seth Foster in Rabies Case At Home

The Philadelphia Press reports Seth Foster died at 11:00 PM after a prolonged rabies illness begun nine days after the bite. He suffered hydrophobia symptoms, including aversion to liquids and spasms, with an unusual death scene minutes before his passing.

Seth Poster Foster

Miner shoots at strange noise reveals frozen man in river

Mr. French, a miner near Jefferson, heard a noise he thought came from a beaver and fired. Later he found the object frozen in the river ice and discovered it was a human body. Miss Berger, the great cornettist, with Our Goblins.

Mr. French Jefferson

Death by own action at Courtsville incident

Hamilton Kenney, an elderly resident, shot himself at the Baughman House on December 27. The motive remains unknown. Landes' Drug Store advertises a Celluloid Dressing Set for sale.

Courtsville, Inc Hamilton Kenney Baughman Jene Landes’ Drug Store

Man with forty-one children from three wives on Maple Street

A Chicago Eagle report tallies John Heffner born 1815 in Germany who fathered 41 children from 1840 to 1868 with three wives. At 65 he lives between Chestnut and Spruce, remembers only later-born offspring, and his brood includes five living daughters.

John John Heffner Maple Street Chestnut and Spruce The Eagle Heffner Germany Heffner No John Heffoer

Nine Years Waiting for a Thank You

Rev E P Hammond recalls a Detroit scene where a man scarred by a past accident recounts saving a little girl from a runaway horse. He stayed near death for three days and has suffered neuralgia since, waiting nine years for the girl to say thank you, hoping she would arrive someday.

Detroit Hammond

Markets report hogs and cattle firm amid tight supplies

The Drovers Journal notes hog receipts of 18 000 with strong prices. Mixed packing 4.45 to 5.60. light 4.55 to 4.70. fancy up to 4.75. choice heavy 4.80 to 5.00. Cattle receipts 9 500, exports quoted 5.40 to 6.00. shipping good to choice 4.80 to 5.20. butchers firm 2.20 to 3.80. stockers 2.65 to 3.65. Sheep receipts 600 with active market natives 4.00 to 4.65, good 4.90 to 5.25. Indiana market mixed wheat and corn. Chicago area hogs firm with varied lo

the Drovers Journal

Reforms in Physical Culture Elevate American Woman

A writer argues for stronger physical culture to improve women health and public taste. He cites less reliance on tight lacing, more outdoor exercise, and exposure to sun as signs of progress, while urging continued effort to elevate strength, vigor, and beauty through dress and activity.

Greece Rome Farion

National debt as a blessing or burden in Britain

The London Economist notes Mr Gladstone’s view that Britain may have to guarantee India’s debt of 750.6 million dollars. The piece argues that national debt stabilizes a monarchy but harms a republic, urging rapid reduction and extinction of debt to strengthen republican government.

Indianapolis London Economist Gladstone United Kingdom India

To-Morrow and Hope Loss in Sunlit Fears

Poem fragment reflects on borrowing from tomorrow and dawn, contrasting night and day. Mentions Father Ryan and motifs of hope, fear, and tenderness as it contemplates future refuge from hardship. The tone is somber, with imagery of light and shadows guiding resolve.

Hope Father Ryan

There Is Where I Was Born.

A Norwich Bulletin piece describes a Norwich to Hanover passenger coach as a unique hybrid vehicle. A woman’s ride on a trip is highlighted when a child in the future may recall that ride as the place where they were born, elevating the coach’s significance.

Norwich Bulletin Norwich Hanover

Modest Pass Request Arouses Railroad Officer Skepticism

A Kansas City man sent a bold request for a round trip pass from Indianapolis to New York stating he would pay cash and use the ticket to please a young woman who would reject a regular ticket. The official declines to issue passes by mail and the letter remains unanswered, as such requests are not routinely granted.

Burke LW. C. Diuumms Kk. H. Chapin Seneca IL. de Dalzac Tousseau Massillon Washington Buffalo Commercial Booth Maryland Boston Corbett Army Medical Museum Surgeon General's Office Ford Pesemnmes Medical Corps Arsenal Edwin Booth Mr. Weaver Christ’s Church Baltimore Johnson Weaver Stanton Kansas City Indianapolis New York

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