Tar 83rd Indiana Regiment Reunion Set for Batesville
The Tar 83rd Indiana Regiment will hold its annual reunion at Batesville on August 13 and 1.
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Tar 83Rd Indiana Regiment
Batesville
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Newspaper
Greensburg Standard
Location
Greensburg, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1903
Page
2
Republic editorial Association session at Put-in-Bay
The Republic Editorial Association of Indiana will hold its annual session at Put-in-Bay Ohio the week starting August 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republicanditorial Association
Indiana
Put-in-Bay, O
Naval Affairs Panel Member Watson Cruises East Coast
James F. Watson, a member of the House Committee on Naval Affairs, has been cruising along the eastern coast for several days aboard a congressional voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James FE. Watson
House Committee On Naval Affairs
Threshing Machine Sent to Philippines for Government Use
A Richmond firm shipped a threshing machine to the Philippines for government experiments. The native method is currently crude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond, Inc
Philippines
Saloons Dominate Butler Township Population Debate
Butler Township in Franklin County holds 26 saloons for a 1,073 population three years ago, making it perhaps the state’s most liberally supplied township for alcohol outlets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler
Franklin County
Democrats Back Holtzman Over McCullough In Indy Race
In Indianapolis, Democrats diverted a challenge to Mayor Bookwalter by backing Holtzman over McCullough, leaving Bookwalter’s re election generally conceded among informed politicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Bookwalter
Holtzman
McCullough
Lynchings in Illinois Rise Again in Danville Case
Danville unrest marks seventeenth Illinois lynching since 1893 and third in Danville. Five victims were white, twelve were Black. Mob leaders were identified in each case, with none punished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danville
Ill
Ilinois
Geraldine Texas colony placed under receiver control
The American Tribune Colony at Geraldine Texas has been placed in receivership amid claims of a 300000 dollar land sale proceeds misappropriation. Leader Mr Fitzgerald based in Indianapolis, with Decatur county figures including John Stevenson of Alert backing the venture as the company holds 60000 acres of land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Tribune
Geraldine
Texas
Fitzgerald
Indianapolis
Decatur County
John Stevenson
Alert
Ed P Thayer Seeks Sixth District Chair in Greenfield
Ed P Thayer of Greenfield travels to the city to campaign for reelection as chairman of Indiana's Sixth district. A lieutenant colonel in the Second Regiment of the Indiana State Militia, he recently returned from Camp Durbin in Indianapolis and was appointed after Miles K Moffett's resignation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed. P. Thayer
Greenfield
Thayer
Indiana State Militia
Camp Durbin
Indianapolis
Miles K. Moffett
Col. Thayer
Rushville
Taylor Promises to Marry for Governor Nomination
Indianapolis politician Hon W L Taylor a bachelor faces pressure from Rushville Republicans to marry. He replies he will marry if nominated, signaling matrimonial plans as part of his bid for governor next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Taylor
Indianapolis
Taylor
Rushville
Mr. Taylor
Haskell and Barker Car Co Faces Possible Closure
The Haskell & Barker Car Company of Michigan City with over 2,000 workers pays about $100,000 monthly in wages and builds 10,000 cars annually. Founded in 1895, the plant may close after current orders are filled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haskell & Barker Car Company
Michigan City
Anding Gil- At
Nas Oen-R
Labor unrest ends in factory closure threat in Michigan City
Mr. Barker vows to dismantle his car works and retire from business if a union is organized. He cites agitators from Chicago sowing discontent and says he will not be controlled by labor or walking delegates. The plant, a leading local employer, would be a heavy blow to the city if shut down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan City
Chicago
Big Fee For Doctor To Cure Busch Son
Carl Busch the 19 year old son of Adolphus Busch waits at Saranac Lake New York for authorization of an operation by Dr Lorenz for congenital hip dislocation. A $40 000 fee is reported if the cure is achieved. The plan had been Vienna this summer but travel was avoided due to Lorenz return to remove casts from Loita Armour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Carl Busch
Adolphus Busch
Dr. Lorenz
Saranac Lake
New York
Busch
Lorenz
Young Busch
Vienna
America
Loita
New Pope Chosen After Four Days of Balloting
After four days of balloting at the Vatican in Rome Joseph Sarto the Venetian cardinal emerged as Pope Pius X. Ramolla held the most support with Van Nutelli second, but a compromise forged all 57 Sacred College votes for Sarto. The election pleased Cardinal Gibbons and American Catholics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vatican
Rome
Giuseppe Sarto
Rampolla
Vannutelli
Sacred College
Sarto
Pope Pius X
Cardinal Gibbons
Paraffine Sealing for Jelly Now Popular
Batterton's Drug Store reports paraffine seals jelly with a thin coating. A large stock of pure paraffine is available at 15 cents per cake, offering a superior method over others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batterton
Sto.e
Templeton Creswell Wedding at Creswell Home
Wednesday afternoon a pretty home wedding joined Miss Lora Creswell and Mr. Taylor Templeton at the Creswell residence three miles west of town. Rev. D R Van Buskirk officiated with relatives present. The couple left by evening train for Winnona and will reside near Adams after a lake region trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthew Creswell
Lora
Taylor Templeton
George H. Templeton
Adams
D. R. van Buskirk
Winnona
Lake Region
Local Notes From Fugit To Horace And Milford
Local items report travel to Pana Sandusky Brownstown Indianapolis Tipton Evansville Crawfordsville and St. Louis. Divorce suit filed Lucy Coulter. Braden reunion for Will Braden. John Robbins 3 dies after bean inhalation. funeral at Liberty Church. teacher resignations and successor plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kelsay
Fugit Township
Pana
Will H. Johnson
Sandusky
Brownstown
McHenry Coulter
Lucy Coulter
H. C. Doles
Clarksburg
Indianapolis
Eber Taylor
Tipton
Albert Minor
Little Son
Millford
Evansville
Minor
Seth Donnell
C. H. Ewing
Maggie Goddard
Charles Dowden
Hugh Sparks
W. Gerrison
Horace
Crawfordsville
Braden
Milford
Will Braden
Frank Gray
St. Louis
American Express Co
Will Jacobs
Will Listell
Luna Taylor
Miss Ramsey
Hanover
John Robbins
Everett Cockrell
Will S. Robbins
Johnny
Liberty Church
J. F. Huckleberry
Public Auction of Farm Implements and Stock
Public sale at the Privo farm one and one half miles southeast of Greensburg on August 20 starts at 9 am. Items include farming implements hay corn and stock. Auctioneer 3212 J. C. Privo conducts the sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensburg
Fa. m
J. C. Privo
Stock of Alexander & Co Sold at Public Auction
The drugs physicians supplies and agency goods of Alexander & Co were sold at public auction Wednesday to Martin Hill of Jackson township for 5875. Hill is John T Alexander's father in law who took charge of the store yesterday. W F McCullough of Westport bid 5850. The firm name remains the same but Dr John H Alexander will not be involved in the new concern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander & Co
Martin Hill
Jackson Township
Hill
John T. Alexander
W. F. McCullough
Westport
John H. Alexander
Mercantile Record Claim Record July Trade Peak
In July 1903 the firm boasts the largest July trade in its mercantile history. The note credits good goods and pricing as the driver and signals August discounts on July prices at MorG Harmilton's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morg Harmilton’s
Death of Mrs Joshua S Christy in Greensburg
Mrs Joshua S Christy died at her North Broadway home on Friday afternoon. Martha A Christy, born June 10 1843, daughter of Andrew J and Eva Draper, married Joshua S Christy March 20 1869. Survived by four children, husband, and one daughter and two sons. Joined Greensburg Christian Church Oct 12 1890. She endured a long illness with patience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joshua S. Christy
North Broadway
Martha A. Christy
Andrew J
Eva Draper
D. R. van Buskirk
Christian Church
Greensburg
Barn Burned Near Letts Claims Big Loss
A large barn owned by Levi Gardner four miles west of Letts was struck by lightning and burned at six Tuesday morning. Two horses and two buggies were saved from the blaze, while the rest of the contents were a total loss. Gardner estimates the damage at $1200 with $300 covered by insurance from Farmer's Mutual Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levi Gardner
Letts
Gardner
Farmer's Mutual Co
Fence sale and fencing supplies ad headline
The notice promotes fence products with reduced prices, detailing a palvanized painted fence at 58 inches high for 45 cents a unit, locust posts, and a large stock of fencing. It offers posts and wire shipped anywhere in the county and provides contact New Phone F. E. Shelhorn, Agent, 3212.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canty
F. E. Shelhorn
Agt
Spare Moments Shape a Senator and Author
A poorly dressed boy asks the principal for an audience. The principal tests him, and the boy replies he learned in his spare moments. The后来 years reveal the boy becomes a renowned senator and author, proving effort in spare time pays off.
Origin of the Word Magnet from Magnesia and Lodestone
The article traces magnet origins from Magnesia in Asia Minor where lodestone attracted iron. It notes that rubbed iron becomes a magnet, that artificial magnets can magnetize others, and that electricity can magnetize via wrapped insulated wire. It also mentions small toy magnets being steel rubbed on strong magnets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magnesia
Asian Minor
St. Nicholas
Memory Test Game And Dosing Devel Hints
Amateur Photographer notes a guest mixing a developing solution with precise labels at sixteen ounces. A memory test game follows, guiding players to track coin order by feel then name the sequence on paper for a prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ile
Word Jingles on a Quay Meeting a Jackdaw Tale
A wary narrator recalls arrival at the quay with friends and a bemused beau. The tale wobbles between joy and whimsy as the jackdaw of Rheims is invoked, its odd cries and the thief’s jewels stirring perplexity in a comic, melodic fashion.
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