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Newspaper
Greensburg Standard
Location
Greensburg, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1900
Page
4
Iowa congressman Dolliver is prominently mentioned in discussions surrounding potential nominees for the vice presidency, signaling his prominence in national political speculation.
Four inmates forced a lock open at the Columbus jail on Friday afternoon and fled to the river. They swam across a quarter mile wide current to reach safety as the river ran high beyond its banks.
The Greensburg Standard reports N T Rocgers is the Decatur county Republican nominee for Representative. Seymour Republicans voice support with a cheers message saying we’re for you Brother Rogers.
Senwato Mason of Illinois puts aside differences with the administration to join the campaign and speak on behalf of the party as the campaign opens.
CycLonE Johnson shot Officer Frank Carey at Carm el sixteen miles north of Indianapolis on Friday and was killed by Carey’s friends. Both men died instantly. Community sympathy centers on Officer Carey.
Com Pact, KRevuGEeR has tucked the Transvaal government up to his gaip and started northward from Pretoria, leaving the British in po session of the former capital. If he is looking for a good place to locate he might do well to consider Ken tucky.
Cincinnati group promotes the motto Spend Your Money at Home and urges all citizens to support local prosperity. The message echoes the old Granger slogan Home first, the world afterwards, urging residents to prioritize their town’s economy.
Noan RoeGeErs assistant editor of The Greensburg Standard was nominated for Representative in Decatur county at the primary last Tuesday. The Rushville Republican says his long service as a Republican, energy and personal qualities make his nomination strong and good, and he ought to be elected by a handsome majority.
The Western Writers Association will assemble in Winona from the 25th to the 29th. Hon. Will Cumback, chairman of the executive committee, will deliver an address. Prof. Ernest P. Wiles of Muncie will read a paper, and Dr. J. G. Chaffee will present an original poem.
President McKinley sent to the senate on Monday the nomination of Clinton A. Galbraith for associate justice of the Hawaii supreme court. He is an Oklahoma Territory former attorney general and a Hartsville College alumnus with deep roots in Hartsville and family ties to the late Dr. T. B. Galbraith.
The Columbus Republican endorses Noah T. Rogers for representative, praising him as worthy of the nomination and capable of doing credit to the county at the next General Assembly. Rogers is described as courteous and affable and has long served as associate editor of The Greensburg Standard.
Noah T. Rogers associate editor of the Greensburg Standard is nominated by the Republicans of Decatur county for representative. He is described as a capable newspaper man connected with labor interests and a strong advocate for farmers. He is expected to push amendments to Indiana legal advertising laws to require one square of advertising equal two hundred fifty ems of nonpareil type with no padding.
The Spencer council approved an 800 dollar appropriation to buy a sixteen acre park surrounding Nancy Hanks Lincoln’s grave in Lincoln City Spencer county. The site will be managed by the Nancy Hanks Lincoln Memorial association which plans a monument grading fencing and other improvements to attract tourists and honor Lincoln family memory.
The column records visits and guestings across Letts Indianapolis Napoleon and nearby towns, lists subscribers, charity events, religious and school activities, and a few political notes. Highlights include Dems nominating Virgil Alexander and James Jackson for Marion Township offices, plus school graduation honors for the Elder sisters Myrtle and Grace.
George D. Williams of Manchester Michigan recounts his wife’s five year paralysis before Electric Bitters. after two bottles she gains strength to work. The remedy claims to cure female ailments nervousness insomnia melancholy headaches backache faintness and dizziness. Each bottle 50 cents guaranteed by Grover Bonner druggists.
Round trip tickets sold June 14 to 18 good for return until June 26 at one fare via Chesapeake and Ohio Railway. Stops include Washington and Baltimore with the F. F. W. Limited as the electric lighted solid vestibuled train offering through dining car service and observation.
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