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Newspaper
Mooresville Guide
Location
Mooresville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1897
Page
4
In Mooresville Indiana a narrative discusses the foreshadowed resignation of Justice Field from the United States Supreme Court. It reflects on his long career and public life after retirement, praising his moral impact and belief that happiness comes from virtue over wealth or power.
A terse Ny Times item notes Rae eye case developments with brief details. It mentions parties involved and a possible court action, noting dates and local relevance without sensational detail.
A garbled OCR passage mentions scattered references to Europe cattle currency and silver dollars, with multiple distorted phrases and names, lacking a clear single event, person, or organization to summarize.
The government reduced gold redeemable notes by converting them to silver certificates. At the end of 1894, treasury notes outstanding were 152,584,417. The current total is 112,038,280, meaning over 40 million in notes once redeemable in gold have been replaced with silver dollars.
After expert consultation the Secretary of the Treasury is said to back reindeer transport to deliver relief to Kiondike miners. It hinges on Yukon river navigation closing, with no legal government obligation to aid. The move reflects administration and American generosity amid uncertain need.
In Idaville White County a large panther like animal is blamed for livestock losses. A hunter named Bill was attacked while tracking the creature, knocked into a creek, and left unconscious aboard a night of rain. He bears a fractured hip, a head wound, and a broken rib with one puncturing a lung. no suspect is identified.
Bank stockholders approve directors recommendation to resume business operations despite a glut of money. Deposits total a large sum and dividends are issued for many holders.
A garbled OCR fragment lists disjoint phrases and isolated words. Readable items include names like Lady and Gates and places or codes such as eG FD and Tees. Overall meaning and event are unclear due to extensive distortion.
Fragmented OCR reads of a Brown County notice describe John Wise, an eccentric bachelor, and his estate matters. It mentions a gate blockage by donors and a tense dispute over property and employment, with Wise living in Lowgeaster and owning a farm in Martin geet. Reports also note miners drilling and dynamite use at Ty acres, uncovering ore and prompting ongoing activity.
Representatives of their nation discuss the presence of 10 000 American women in Paris visiting for wardrobes and luxury. Dressmakers and department stores reap millions in revenue, with sprees ranging from 500 to 10 000 dollars and a Parisian dressmaker earning 300 000 dollars yearly. The piece condemns this extravagance as disloyal and unnecessary tribute to foreign nations.
Morgantown resident Martinsville special Wa ton of Morgantown reportedly recovered enough to speak after a hunting trip incident. He said he left home to hunt, walked along the road for a while, then entered the woods.
Morristown hosts racing association activities while a bath show in Mvansville reports ninety seven entries. A Delphi resident Joennis Simmons has been sentenced to prison for forgery on a plea. A burglar robbed Mrs. Joshua Billings near Aaron of money and gold. Shelby county resident Jacorie S. Murphy who attempted to shoot Henry Sparks is retadied. William Abbott near Madison cut down poplar trees yielding 1000 feet of lumber. Evansville official G John Woest, injured by a cave in, dies. Henry Conner, former Herald editor, died in Marion Soldiers Home. Henry Easton, twelve, son of Andrew Easton near Clinton, fatally injured after a walnut tree fall.
A compact portrait praising Sir Henry Irving as the era’s leading English actor and a major force in elevating the stage through lifelong study and talent. It also extols Herbert Spencer as a comprehensive thinker whose work blends philosophy and science.
The piece extols Rudyard Kipling as a peerless short story writer with wide life experience from India to England and America and notes his fame by age twenty five. It also lauds William Ewart Gladstone as a reforming Liberal leader, four time head of government, and a powerful orator shaping politics and empire.
An old Philadelphia Record excerpt lists alum uses for health issues. It recommends foot baths for chilblains, alum and sugar for croup vomiting, alum and salt in cavity for toothache, and alum-soaked muslin for frost bite to prevent discoloration.
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