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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1900
Page
3
Fragmented verse recalls twilight walks and tender vows from youth. The speaker reflects on past romance and changing roles, noting intimate moments, quiet tea, and shared routines amid a fading memory of love and gendered expectations.
An asylum tale unfolds as the mentally ill rightful king tends his garden and loves Miss Bremmil. A dangerous patient abducts the chaplain’s daughter at dusk, but the king intervenes, battling the attacker. The scene ends with the king slain by the assailant’s sword as bystanders rally.
Dr. A C Jackson of Goshen New York reports to Genesee Pure Food Co Le Roy that a trial of GRAIN-O, a coffee substitute, pleases him greatly and he considers it as good as the best Java and Mocha he has used.
The treasurer will collect county special and dog taxes for 1900 at multiple local sites across Indiana County. listed locations include Rayne Isaac Kinter’s house Stolamo Grant Election House Nickle’s Mills East Mahoning Marion Center Fleck House Wheatfield West No 2 Centerville Wheatfield West No 1 Garfield Saltsburg Burrell Election Houses and many other towns with specific dates from July 2 to July 24 plus Indiana Treasurer’s Office and five points area.
The auditor appointed by Indiana county Orphans Court will attend at his Indiana office on Monday, June 15, 1900 at 1 pm to settle adj ust and report distribution of the funds in the hands of James K. Dick surviving administrator of the estate. All interested parties must present their claims or be barred from the fund. WH. BANKS, Auditor.
The Chicago Record reports on Don M. Dickinson’s claim about wine abstainers among public men. It notes some leaders like President Meinley and Senator Frye never drink wine while others such as Senator Platt ex Senator Gorman and Senator Long neither smoke nor drink. It suggests about fifty abstainers might exist in the house.
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