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Indiana Madison Courier

Location

Madison, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1900

Page

2

Take Your Home Paper and Local Affairs

The author urges readers to support their home paper and not let distant city papers crowd out local notices. He likens neglecting home papers to a man choosing oversized boots at the same price that fit poorly.

Advertising as a Perpetual Motion Guide for Business

The passage argues advertising is a successful perpetual motion machine that must be started and guided with skill to accelerate business growth. It emphasizes gaining velocity while turning the wheels of the enterprise.

Address by Senator Davis at Penn Alumni Day

The feature of Alumni Day at the University of Pennsylvania was Senator Cushman K. Davis of Minnesota speaking on The Foreign Relations of the United States. He defended a cautious foreign policy, isolation from entangling European alliances, and noted Manila and Santiago altered views on intervention and world peace. He added the United States would lead in commerce with the Chinese orient amid China partition debates.

Philadelphia University of Pennsylvania Cushman K. Davis Minnesota United States Washington Spain Manila Santiago China Davis

River Traffic and Schedules From June River News

River levels show mixed readings with Falls City and Buckeye State making early moves downstream. Steamer schedules list Minnie, Hattie Brown, Eva Alma and City of Pittsburg making trips to Cincinnati Louisville and Monterey with limited freight movements noted. The new Boston a launches at Howard yards Saturday.

City OF Louisville Cincinnati Lizzie Bay Cincinnaati Kanawha Hattiz Brown Warsaw Woldse Buckeye Leavenworth Minnie J. W. Thomas Hattie Brown Ross Vawter Bryant Lepper Brennan Langhart Cropper Lawrence Hawkins Eva Alma Monterey Kentucky King, Stewart and Pratt Howard Yards Pittsburg

Boundary dispute argument before Court of Appeals

The Kentucky Indiana boundary case involving Warren County involvement was argued and submitted before the Court of Appeals with Chief Justice Hazal presiding. Indiana urged concurrent jurisdiction spanning legislative executive and judicial powers, warning of chaos if the court limits jurisdiction and noting potential Supreme Court review. Orr THE TRACK warning ad ends the item.

Franxfort Moores Price Thei Kentucky Taylor Indiana Ohio United States Court Ohio River John W. Ray Supreme Court of the United States Court of Appeals

Navy reports Yorktown sails from Shanghai to Chefoo

The Yorktown left Shanghai for Chefoo as Boxer disturbances are reported by the U S Consul at Chefoo. Chefoo lies on the northern coast of the Shantung peninsula.

Washington Navy Department Shanghai Chefoo United States State Department Shantung Peninsula

Economy is Simply Good Management

The terse note praises economy as good management and maximizing what is available, emphasizing efficient use of resources and prudent oversight in operations.

Prize Money Awarded to Sampson and Schley Group

The United States Court of Claims ruled on Admiral Sampson and his Santiago command in the prize money case for the destruction of the Spanish fleet. It found Sampson Commander-in-Chief and Schley his subordinate, with the Spanish squadron outmatched. total bounty set at 166,700 dollars, Sampson 1,435 and Schley about 63,000, noting the New York as among engaged vessels.

Washington United States Court of Claims W. ‘’. Sampson Santiago Sampson Schley Admiral Sampson Admiral Schley New York

Street car strike in St. Louis paralyzes city

The Herald reports thirty days of violent action as St. Louis confronts a major street railway strike. Police are overwhelmed, cars run limited hours, mobs rob and assault citizens, and suburban lines operate, with the governor keeping militia at bay. A citizens posse and union boycott shape the crisis.

New York the Herald This St. Louis St. Lows Transit Company Baumhoff South St. Louis Susie Hensel Olive Street National Guard Stephens Citizens Citizens’ Posse Posse S. J. Nicholls W. B. Palmore

Local society notes from Karr and vicinity

Mrs. 8. M. Triford visited her sister Mrs. J. F. Prentiss. Deputy, ill, returned home after weeks with his brother 8. W. Deputy. B. A. Eudaly of Indianapolis visited his agent W. Montgomery. Postmaster W. S. Montgomery returned home to Greenfield after days with his father. The Union Literary Society graduates of 1900 received diplomas from Hanover Class of 80 member W. Montgomery delivered them. Numerous visits and social calls noted among residents and travelers. The I. O. F. and Irma Rebecca Lodge decorated graves at the cemetery and heard Rev. W. R. Plummer. Sunshine.

Greenfield W. H. Montgomery Montgomery Hanover College Union Literary Society E. Gooperider Tipton William Wilson Graham W. F Chambers W. H. Montgomery and Son O. E. Spensel Sam Park Robert Morton Elpin Smith North Madison W. P. Ramsey G. E Cash Dupont G. W. Fisher J. A. Davis Louisa Evers Hanover Rebecca Barker Gertrude Nay Brevice McMurry Mary Ernst Madison W. A. Cooperider Scottsburg Thos. Chambers Blocher T. D. Logan W. E. Lowe Dupost John McDonaland Tolbert Misa Laura Charles P. Richardson Walter Caplinger Siadison Mescdames J. F. Cash J. E. Sullivan Ernie Cravens Herbert Olmstead W. H. Olmstead Leo Crozier

Goebel Election Law Condemned in Chicago Record

The Chicago Record calls the Goebel election law a disgrace to Kentucky and urges repeal. It says Democrats should repeal, but if they refuse, Republicans should contest on repeal, hoping public support shifts. It notes Goebelites might overturn a 50,000 statewide GOP margin.

Chicago Record Kentucky Friends of Good Government

North Vernon Progress Esteems City Improvement

The North Vernon Republican highlights the city’s ongoing progress and improvement efforts, praising enhancements and civic development in a positive editorial note.

The North Vernon

man faces choice of allegiance in political clash

A man must choose between loyalty to country state town and family or support for Atkinson Willaslow Soburz Altgeld Tillman and Aguinaldo in a pointed political dispute reported by the Portland Oregonian.

Atkinson Willaslow Soburz Altgeld Tillman Aguinaldo Portland Oregonian

Climate Similarities Across Asia and America

On the eastern side of a great continent, China shows the same climate extremes as the United States. Fruits, flowers and crops vary in a similar manner across both regions, reflecting parallel seasonal patterns.

China United States

Bradfield's Female Regulator Promises Natural Cure

An advertisement touts Bradfield's Regulator as a true cure from nature for female troubles. It credits a physician of high standing and claims the formula soothes irregular menses, leucorrhea, womb prolapse, nervousness, headache and backache. A 1 dollar bottle is said to yield substantial relief.

Bradfield Bradsfield Bradfield Regulator Co Atlanta Cardus

Plowing Trial Ends With Mud and Birds

A boy helps Uncle Tom plow a 240 acre farm and shoots blackbirds with a rubber gun. He endures a long, tedious day of furrows, mishaps, and dirt before admitting the work is not for him, while counting nine blackbirds and three kildees from his pockets at sunset.

Uncle Tom Fanny Tom Uise Jordan Chicago Daily Record

Five Living Generations Meet in Indiana Family

Alfred Stow of Vauway Indiana met his great great grandson last week in town. Stow’s daughter married Edward Harrett, their daughter Emma married George Alickason, and their daughter married W Ryan. Ryan brought his eighteen month old boy from St Louis to see his great great grandfather. Five lineal generations are living. Stow turned 86 last September and remains unusually active with good sight and hearing.

Vauway Ind Alfred Stow Mr. Stow Edward Harrett Emma George Alickason W. Ryan

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