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Newspaper
New Castle Press
Location
New Castle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1903
Page
8
A regional protest argues that unionism shapes labor conflicts with police and military roles, condemning boycotts and "graft" labels while urging fairness and steady wages. The piece reflects on Homestead era echoes and calls for accountability amid escalating tension in the coal and steel sectors.
Captain John FE Keys of Knightstown has been appointed to the U S Capitol police force. He is sworn in and reports January 15, under Sergeant-at-arms Dan Ramsdell. The position offers a good salary and sixty days annual leave with pay, and Keys will not relocate to Washington immediately. Appointment recommended by Senator Beveridge.
A historical excerpt offers guidance for an ideal wife. It urges loving, studying, and honoring a husband, giving support during sadness or quarrels, listening when talkative, and encouraging confidentiality while maintaining subtle control.
Frank Cook and Miss Lidia Yost of Sulphur Springs were quietly married on Christmas Eve at Minnie by Hitler G Studebaker. They plan to reside in Sulphur Springs after a stay in Dayton Ohio. Miss Yost is the daughter of Ralph W Yost of the city.
Congress appropriates 25000 for a bronze tablet and granite exedra to honor a martyred president. Plans approved by Secretary Root include a granite pillar with a bronze bust at the site near where the address was delivered. Red Cloud, elderly Sioux chief, lies dying in a Tepee near the government house yard.
A large crowd viewed the city school exhibit in the schoolhouse last Thursday. Primary grades displayed industrial works including domino weaving and pasted paper designs, with notable map scenes and geography maps. Teachers Miss Schrock and Mrs Mikles led strong displays across Latin papers, history notebooks, botany drawings, and watercolor still lifes.
A rumor claimed empty cigar boxes must be broken up. A deputy revenue officer investigated but found no official circular. Chief Collector Bonnell was asked to confirm whether any order existed, while local readers wonder if the old boxes remain usable. Miss Mary Hernly visits Dr Thornburgh in Middletown.
Boston physicians report a new condition called humerit is or Boston shoulder caused by strap hanging in subway cars. Men show a higher right shoulder from daily strain, with athletes and workers using the right arm prone to the imbalance. Prolonged strain weakens joints, muscles, and even brain centers, though the tale ends with a digression about fishing and Rocky Mountain Tea.
A compact summary derives from partial readable phrases about effort and achievement, noting a reflective tone and hints of motion. The limited lines mention diving imagery and the phrase Iie dearly, suggesting a tale of perseverance amid unclear details.
A hardware merchant and customers argue over furnace operation and coal use. They discuss coal types, cold air drafts, underdraft issues, and how to shake down a furnace for better combustion and heat, with mixed anecdotes about comfort and safety.
John M. Davis of Losantvilla married Bertha V Beall daughter of Mr and Mrs Wm Beall of Ashland in a ceremony led by Elder Black. The groom is described as a farmer near Losantville. Rocky Mountain Tea advertised as health tonic at 35 cents by Ed Smith.
The passage portrays Grimes as a sociable, peaceful man who lived free of malice toward neighbors and avoided public scrutiny. He wore modest attire, managed his belongings without ostentation, and faced no anxious cares, leading an easy, undisturbed life alongside his brothers.
The Springfield Republican portrays Ohio Senator Hanna as a self made political force. It notes his rise from relative anonymity seven years earlier to a leading Republican figure and trusted ally of the President. The piece highlights his appeal to business interests and strong stance against the President's renomination.
A New York Press quote discusses a shopkeeper promoting fifty-candlepower incandescent lighting to boost eyewear sales. He notes customers range from children to the elderly and cites varied lighting habits, including pine knot study, as evidence that overuse harms vision.
James Wright asserts he inspired Susan Bible Wright and claimed to have made the Bible Wright. The statements circle around whether he created everything Wright or not and how the good book remains unchanged.
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