Indiana Ten Years After Democratic Rise and Republican Decline
The New Castle Times letter recalls ten years since Indiana shifted from Republican to Democratic rule. It argues past administrations wasted funds, embezzlement scandals harmed state finance, and new projects burdened the state. It praises current Democratic leadership for debt repayment and prudent management, urging continued fiscal discipline.
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State of Indian
Indiana
Haut
Republicas Organizator
Belstazzer Trust
Democratic Party
Ingicau
Sams
Maraball
New Castle Times
Vast number shipped as war demand boosts horse market
Washington reports 425000 horses and mules sent abroad to European belligerents as a boon for the ordinary horse market. Officials note few high bred horses exported, lifting prices for common animals. Most deliveries went to England with shipments to France and Italy. domestic supply remains ample. Estimated 21 million horses and 4 million mules still on hand.
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Washington
Spt
United States
Department of Agriculture
England
France
Italy
School Attendance Emphasis Urges Early Enrollment
Indianapolis September 3 Superintendent Charles A Greathouse calls for immediate and thorough parental and teacher cooperation at the start of the fall term. He stresses enrolling all age children with books and supplies to prevent truancy. He warns against overreliance on courts and urges individualized, patient approaches to keep students engaged.
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Willis S. Thompson
Indianapolis
Chas. A. Greathous
Greathouse
Prienta
Bocke
Tanlac credited with easing Mrs. Howell’s heart symptoms
Mrs. W. O. Howell wife of the Louisville Carriage Company agent at the Seelbach Hotel says Tanlac relieved her palpitations and nervous symptoms after others failed She reports improved appetite nerves and no heart fluttering since taking the tonic Adv lists Madison merchant W H Rogers as local seller.
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Louisville
W. O. Howell
Louisville Carriage Company
Seelbach
South Jackson Street
Janine
Madison
W. H. Rogers Drug’ Store
Adv
Boy Hero Dies After Daring Rescue at Coney Island
New York reports 12-year-old Stanley Hewitt perished at Coney Island after saving his 9-year-old sister Mabel from danger. Lifeguards pulled them ashore, Mabel revived, but the boy died after an hour of medical effort.
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New York
Stanley Hewitt
Coney Island
Mabel
Guaris
Monumental Memorial Lighting Scheme Planned in Washington
A grand memorial to Lincoln rises on a terrace above parade ground with Colorado marble and a circular colonnade. The design features private ceiling panels admitting light, a central hall, and imperial Gettysburg phrases. completion expected spring 1900.
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Temorial
Washington
Menos
Eroeeoo
Boston Transcript
Prade
Lincoln
Cenius
Sen
Getty Shure
Shiuer Shrine
Washington Treaument
Giant foghorn echoes over sea like submarine
A recently built foghorn for the United States Lighthouse Service is so large a man can step inside it. It is said to resemble half a submarine boat and can be heard twenty five to thirty miles offshore.
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United States Lighthouse Service
Practical Health Hint Baby Earache Pain Relief
The guide advises parents to read a baby’s face and hands to gauge pain. For earache apply heat outside the ear and avoid oils unless prescribed, use gentle syringe irrigation if needed, and seek a physician if recurring. For abdominal pain give small warm fluids, apply warmth to feet and abdomen, and monitor for lasting deafness.
Volunteers and citizens in Civil War era preparedness debate
A long column discusses volunteers and regulars in Civil War history and Plattsburg training camp values. It weighs volunteer armies against trained citizenry, notes leaders like Grant and Sherman, and contrasts wartime need with peacetime prep. It cites Russia, Britain, France, and Mexico in global stakes.
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Leonard Wope
Slattsburg
Grant
Sherman
McClellan
Burnside
Hooker
Halleck
Rosecrans
Fremont
Nearny
Plowhey
Stanel Eenough
Peach Shortcake Helps Stretch Bumper Crop Cheer
In a season of bumper crops, peach shortcake is highlighted as a popular topping and dessert pairing. The article notes how peaches and related fruit produce lift consumer demand and offer seasonal culinary options.
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Padison Ie Taue
the Herald Company
Pontoffeet
East Main Street
Nadison
Ind
Castoria
Supt
Allion
Boy Hero
Turkey
Mehmed V
Purhesy
Abdul Dhamid
Paris
Abdul Pfaaid
Mehmed
Seehusim
Germany
Lonedu Guer Pitas
Nebraska
Minnesota
Iona
Indianapolis News
South
Trien
Hunt
Plattsburg
Mexico
America
Seoke
Carranavs
Liam
Fletcher
ORK
I.fa
Itreata
Miller’s
Cincinnati
Madison Telephone Co
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