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Newspaper
Indiana Madison Courier
Location
Madison, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1900
Page
2
Estimate of Filipino casualties and New York ice trust push
Mrs Gun MacArthur reports to the War Secretary estimates of 10 780 killed 2104 wounded and 10 434 captured in the Philippines with 2000 prisoners of war. New York City faces an organized ice monopoly raising prices and halting sales. General Oris says the Philippine war is nearly over and Ex Senator Hit withdraws opposition to Bryan delegates, yielding solid Populist support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Crrr
Tammany Ringsters
Hit
Bryan
Empire State
Oregon Republicans Win Clear Expansion Victory
The Oregon Republicans clinched a decisive win on expansion, securing a large victory signal for their agenda. The result marks a major political win for GOP supporters of the expansion effort statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Record of Congress highlights 56th session actions
The Fifty sixth Congress completed a busy session with passage of the gold standard bill and refunding bonds, Porto Rico revenue measures, and Hawaii territorial government. The Nicara guana Canal bill moved to the Senate, and other measures include the anti trust act, Pacific cable, and taxes on Porto Rican trade. House and Senate excluded several members for issues including polygamy and corruption. Appropriations near 70 million dollars. The Dingley duty proposal for Porto Rican imports debate, pension law changes benefiting widows, the free homes act enabling patenting of homesteads on public lands, and restoration of game birds were enacted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Porto Rico
Hawaii
House
Senate
Brigham H. Roberts
Utah
M. 8
Quay
Pennsylvania
W. A. Clark
Montana
Island
Grand Woe of the Republic
Secretary of Agriculture
House Passes Littlefield Amendment to Sherman Act
The House approved the Littlefield amendment to the Sherman anti trust law by an almost unanimous vote. Republicans say Congress lacks constitutional authority while Democrats seek stronger measures via amendments, notably the labor union exemption. Both parties cheered as the bill advanced with cross party support and mutual applause. The amendment aims to declare illegal every contract or combination engaging in unlawful restraint of trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Mann
Chicago
Congress
Senate
Punitive Fine for Injury Case Threefold Damages Mentioned
The report notes a crime punishable by a fine and imprisonment with the injured party entitled to threefold damages.
Barber shop sanitation rules urged by Boston board
The piece emphasizes barber shop hygiene to prevent contagious diseases. It cites Boston rules requiring clean premises, sterilized utensils, single use towels, proper powder use, prohibition of sponges, running water, and hand cleansing, arguing strict adherence prevents illness. It also promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla and Hood's Pills as remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Board of Health
Indianapolis Board
Indianapolis
Baseball Results From National and American Leagues
June reports show New York Reds Cincinnati Brooklyn Chicago Boston St Louis and Philadelphia Pittsburgh games. Hawley edged Cincinnati while Hahn was hit hard. Brooklyn and Chicago traded wins as Kitson and Kennedy struggled. Boston beat St Louis with late rallies. Philadelphia lost a ten inning tilt to Pittsburgh on Wagner and Cooley scoring the deciding runs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Brooklyno
Pittsburg
Chicago
St. Louis
Boston
New York
Cincinnati
Hawley
Reds
Hahn
Brooklyn
Chicagos
Kitson
Kennedy
Griffith
Dahlen
McCormick
Pirates
Quakers
Wagner
Cooley
Philo
Waddell
Phillips
Piatt
League standings update with city scores and leads
Indianapolis continues to lead by 191 points as Cleveland trails Milwaukee Chicago Buffalo and others. The current tallies show Indianapolis 19 Kansas City 3 Minneapolis 6 Detroit 5 with varied scores across major cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amenican Leaaus
Indiinapolis
Cleveland
Milwaukee
Chicago
Buffalo
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Detroit
Daily Trains Schedule for Madison Run
Ow run Pewwerirama Lim leaves Madison at 7 A.M. arrives Madison 11 40 A.M. Leaves Madison at 2 15 P.M. arrives Madison 6 55 P.M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ow Run Pewwerirama Lim
Madison
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Ad Promises Relief
An 19th century note touts Lydia E. Pinkham's remedy based on letters from grateful women. The fragment highlights widespread use and suggested health benefits as a solution for female ailments.
Oregon Election Snapshot Promises GOP State Victory
Partial returns from Oregon indicate a Republican statewide lead of about 7,000. Wolverton for Supreme Court may win by 7,000, Tongue could top 25,500, and Moody in the Second District about 6,000, with Republicans likely controlling both houses and a tight Portland mayoral race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poxtranp
Ore
C. E. Wolverton
Justice of the Supreme Court
J. W. Bailey
M. A. Moorey
Congress
Tongue
Portland
Rowe
Portingso
Moody
River Water Levels and Weather Across Cities
River readings report varying levels with some stations steady others falling. Weather conditions are generally clear or cloudy with business activity noted as good in Louisville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Picrssure
Cincinnati
Kristina Som
Snd
Louisvi Lux
River Steamer Movements and Schedules Noted
Gauge mark at 7 a m 10.1 feet. Sunshine’s Steward Frank Brosart in city. Hattie Brown Captain Ross and Clerk Vawter leave for Warsaw at 2 p m tomorrow. Cincinnati Captain Bryant Clerk Lepper up tonight for Cincinnati. Louisville Captain Brennan Clerk Langbart down tonight for Louisville. Sig Kanawha Captain Cropper Clerk Lawrence Hawkins leave 7 a m tomorrow for Louisville. Eva Alma leaves Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays at 8 a m for Monterey Kentucky River King Stewart and Pratt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Brosart
The
Sunshine
Hattie Brown
Ross
Vawter
Warsaw
Cincinnati
Bryant
Lepper
Louisville
Brennan
Langbart
Sig Kanawha
Cropper
Lawrence Hawkins
Londoners celebrate glorious victory as Pretoria entered
London reports confirm Lord Roberts entered Pretoria with British forces. Jubilant crowds fill Mansion House and War Office with flags and cheers while traffic shifts to honor the victory. Official dispatches note Pretoria occupation and Six Mile Spruit advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Offic
Lord Roberts
Paprosta
Pretoria
War Office
Mansion House
Democratic State Convention Opens in Indianapolis
Nearly all candidates and delegates gather as the Democratic State Convention prepares to convene at 9 am. Governor contenders include John W. Kern Frank B. Burke Nelson J. Hostarth with a possible fourth B F Shively. Shanklin and Mayor Taggart discussed for National Committee. Bryan likely to be endorsed for President. Resolutions clash over monetary plank but settle in committee rooms. Parks Mertin to call the meeting with S M Ralston named presiding officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apriaanapolis
John W. Kern
Indianapolis
Frank B. Burke
Nelson J. Hostarth
Valparaiso
B. F. Shively
J. G. Shanklin
Taggart
National Committee
Bryan
Committee On
Chicago
Parks M. Mertin
S. M. Ralston
Our Food is Our Fuel Granola Ad
Advertisement for Granola the natural cereal product by Bat tle Creek Miph Sanitarium Health Food Co Fort sale by C T Brantham Grocer dtues thur sat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Battle Creek
Sanitarium Health Food Co
Fort Sale
C. T. Branham, Grocer
Dtues-Thur Sat
Hanover College June 5 Schedule of Alumni Events
Hanover College announces a multi day agenda starting Tuesday June 5 at 10 a.m. with Board of Directors Close Day Exercises and a reunion of alumni classes. An Alumni Association meeting at 3 p.m. followed by an Alumni Banquet at 4 30 p.m. and a Diploma Delivery for the literary group at 7 30 p.m. The day ends with a reunion of literary societies at 9 p.m. On Wednesday June 6 events continue with further observances beginning at 10 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alumni Association
Alumai
A. u.Ocuaar
Black Jack Duncan Relieves a Stately Reader in Chicago
A stout dignified man wearing a broadcloth frock coat and maserious tie reads intently on a Clark street cable car. He misses his stop at Dearborn and only notices the time when a clock in a drugstore windows shows 11 o clock. He alights toward the Auditorium clutching a green yellow covered book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Chronicle
Clark Street
Monroe Street
Dearborn Street
Jack Duncan
Rockies
Fifth Cavalry's Portorican Pets at Jefferson Barracks
The Fifth Cavalry at Jefferson Barracks hosts four Porto Rico natives, including Vicenti Correa a youth with military aims and Adela Perez a cook with two sons Antonio and Guillermo. Correa has served about a year with A troop and is not enlisted. The barracks also shelter a menagerie of pets carried by troopers, such as dogs ponies parrots game cocks and monkeys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson Barracks
Porto Rico
New York Journal
America
Vicenti Correa
Arecibo
Adela Peres
Antonio
Guilliamo Peres
Vicente
Senora
Adels Perez
Cook
Adjuntas
Capt. Kett
Politics and Medicine Tie to a Child’s Illness
A Philadelphia physician treats a child in a two room house as political corruption unfolds. The mother confesses the family sheltered fraudulent voters, swore to them, and cursed a magistrate she blamed for the illness and for political favors. The magistrate later pays the bill as the child recovers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
New York
Gracious Lady of Spain Shares Garden Roses
Queen regent Maria Christina offered a visitor a vase memento then chose roses from a second vase. She explained the roses came from her own garden and were tended and gathered by herself. The moment showcased her personal touch and generosity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Maria Christina
Pompom described as rapid firing Boer weapon
The pompom is an automatic rapid fire weapon favored by the Boers in South Africa. Lighter than standard field guns it fires one pound shells that burst on impact and can deliver fire three to four times faster, while its mobility over hills suits Boer warfare tactics.
Caramel Cereal Offered as Tea and Coffee Substitute
A 25 year history at the Battle Creek Sanitarium reveals Caramel Cereal as a rich aromatic, harmless drink with a full body. The ready-to-serve cereal is sold at 15 cents per pound, marketed by T. Frankamsrocer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Battle Creek
Ferane
T. Hrankam
SeasHorne Excursion to the Seashore by Pennsylvania Lines
The Atlantic coast low rate outing sails August 6 via Pennsylvania Lines from Madison Indiana with a round trip fare of 15 dollars to ten New Jersey and Maryland seashore resorts including Atlantic City Cape May Wildwood and Ocean City. Contact W M Linpsey Madison Indiana for arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Atlanta City
Cape May
Anglesey
Avalon
Holly Beach
Ocean City
Seattle City
Wildwood
New Jersey
Rehoboth
Del
Madison
Ind
Atlantic
W. M. Linpsey
Indiana Democrats expect gains and VP chatter
Congressman Francia Griffith from the Fourth district predicts Indiana will back the Chicago platform and Bryan at the national convention. He believes Kern or Burke will be the gubernatorial nominee with Indiana shifting to the Democrats and gaining two or three seats. Griffith cites McClellan Jr and W R Hearst as leading vice presidential possibilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IndiaNaPolis
Francia M. Griffith
James M. Robinson
Griffith
Cincinnati
Indiana
Chicago
Bryan
Kern
Burke
National Democratic Congresional Committee
George B. McClellan
W. R. Hearst
The
New York, Journal
Sulzer
New York
McClellan
Hearst
Washington
Miers
Zenor
S. M. Ralston
Lebanon
Attack on Woman After Boycotted Car Ride Sparks Mob Violence
A mob of about 2,000 attacked a young woman yesterday afternoon for riding on a boycotted Tranait Co car. She was knocked down, clothes ripped, robbed of $15, and hid in a cellar until police rescued her. Christine Theire Some Hensel, nineteen, was assaulted. she was left nude on a sidewalk, with clothing and valuables stolen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christine Theire
Hensel
Tranait Company
Lou
Madison Market Prices for Flour Produce and Poultry
A historical listing from Madison markets shows wholesale and retail prices for flour, meal, coffee, sugars, lard, ham, bacon, dried fruits, eggs, butter, vegetables, and fruits. It includes per bushel, per pound, per gallon, and per ton rates for items like Clover seed, New Orleans molasses, and various meats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Java
New Orleans
Cere
Ghaibe
Pitteburg
Pittsburg
Eseneree
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Mrs. Pinkham
Grand Old Party
River News
Eva Alma
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