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Newspaper
Greensburg Standard
Location
Greensburg, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1901
Page
2
In Greensburg Standard notes Luther D Braden presents epistles while Noah T Rogers is listed as Associate Editor. Terms specify one year in county and one year out of county with a price 1.50 and 100 1 percent.
Marion county sold $100,000 of 33 percent bonds at a $6,000 premium. President McKinley rejects third term rumors, firmly declining to consider such a notion. Grover Cleveland and his family reside in a Connecticut home, in the room once used by George Washington after the Battle of Saratoga.
since July this country has exported 205 623 383 bushels of wheat as compared with 191 834 956 one year ago. the export of corn was 170 646 462 against 196 254 327 last season.
Bradstreet's reports a 66.3 percent jump in bank clearings last week with New York up 95 percent and Philadelphia up 90.6 percent. Trade is described as steadily forward with notable activity in textiles footwear iron and steel.
A Friday midnight blaze gutted the West Baden hotel containing 700 rooms. Loss estimated at $350,000 with $84,750 insured. About 225 guests were in the building. several narrow escapes occurred but no fatalities were reported.
The Ancient Order of Flies held a convention focusing on a man who would not advertise and adopted a set of resolutions. The event highlighted organizational norms and noncommercial values within the group.
Readable text fragment shows a garbled line about a beer pat event with unclear names or dates. No clear persons, organizations, or places can be identified to summarize meaningfully.
The May record shows Chicago ahead in building activity with New York Pittsburg Philadelphia Brooklyn Cleveland and St. Louis following. Across 21 cities the May increase stood at 58 percent over last year’s May record.
A new game law requires a permit from the fisheries and game commissioner before hunting. The permit is free for Indiana residents or non residents with a haunting license from Section 18. Possession of the permit while hunting is mandatory and fines range from five to twenty five dollars for violations.
Fred Knefler, born 1833 in Hungary, died in Indianapolis after a long career as a lawyer and Civil War officer. He volunteered in 1861, rose from private to Colonel of the 79th Indiana, was breveted Brigadier General, and later served as pension agent and clerk. He helped build the soldiers' monument and held state offices before his death.
The Shelbyville Jeffersonian notes June as a time of mating in Indiana with wedding bells and honeytime in a matrimonial mood. It celebrates happy brides and husbands, contrasts old bachelors, and wishes enduring roses and beauty for all couples as days lengthen.
A compressed record of 1819 to 1822 entries in Fugit township detailing surveys after the 1818 treaty, with names of original grantees and present owners. It notes first entries in October 1820, 72 new entrants in 1821–22, and later entries in 1822, plus notable settlers and local figures and early town activity.
A report from the Rising Sun Recorder notes that about six skeletons and as many grindog skulls arrived at the Cincinnati custom house from Paris. The items were for a secret society dealer and meant to impress initiates with bizarre, ghastly objects. Authorities say they pose no physical harm and will be used as long as secret rites endure.
The schedule covers the Convent golden jubilee and Academy of the Immaculate Conception commencement in Oldenburg Indiana for June 25 26 and 27. It lists events including closing exercises salutatory coronation ode valedictory academic honors address by Bishop Chatard pontifical masses jubilee oration and memorial sermon by Archbishop Elder.
An old advertisement touts a cure claimed to aid stomach nerves and kidneys and improve overall health. It urges readers to request a free trial package from Fern Bank Chemical Co in Fern Bank Ohio, with Tal bott and Moss listed as agents.
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