07 May 1896
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Newspaper
Syracuse Register
Location
Syracuse, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1896
Page
1
A garbled notice invites residents to Lutheran and Crock churches for preaching services on Sunday at 7 o clock and Wednesday evening gatherings. It mentions prayer meetings, a vestry event, and cordial invitations from pastors and church leaders.
Edgar Haymond announces through his committee that his name will be presented for consideration as a candidate for the office of Circuit Judge at the Hersican County Convention. His bid hinges on the convention's decision.
A candidate named Enron HRedstra announces intent to run for Treasurer at the Republic County Convention subject to its decision. Bartol appears as a related figure or aide in the document.
Enrrow ReaistTxn announces candidacy for Prosecuting Attorney of the 1st Judicial Circuit to be presented at the Republican Canary Convention in Lakeaule Pa on Saturday May 26. Enrrow Regrecad requests column space to announce candidacy for forms shiner in the middle district subject to convention decision. Ames T Webb urges Kosciusko county Republicans to consider him for Commissioner for the Middle District subject to county convention decision on May 33.
W C Haryoo announces through the columns that his name will be presented at the forthcoming Republican Convention as a candidate for sheriff subject to the body’s decision.
J B Matthews announces his name will be presented to the Republican County Convention to be held on May 26 as a candidate for Sheriff, subject to the convention's decision.
J T Silliary announces his name will be presented to the Republican County Convention to be held on Tuesday, May, as a candidate for the nomination of Sheriff, subject to the convention’s decision.
Charles E. Rantz of Lake Township declares candidacy for the sheriff nomination ahead of the Republican convention meeting on Tuesday May 26. He notes his intent to seek the party’s nomination.
Mary Decker McMannamy died suddenly at her Syracuse home on May 2 1896 at 11 p m after chills and heart trouble. The piece notes lack of prolonged illness and sudden death with nearby mentions of local happenings and political notices including candidates for sheriff and county commissioner.
Benton clippings report social visits from E Juday and others near Bristol and Millersburg. Goshen Colts lost to Benton's second team 36 to 6. townsfolk visitations include Mrs W Hardy, Emma Robbreon ill, and M M Follin's Goshen visit. A man attempted suicide near Millersburg, found in Dr Senning's yard, taken to county infirmary and improving.
The couple had recently parted briefly but remained inseparable in spirit. They were united in life and in death were not divided, reflecting a shared bond that endured beyond separation.
Amos Barden now lives on land owned by Joe Stull south of Grindle Lake. The Grindle Lake schoolhouse crowd neared a hundred last Tuesday. Jake Rothenberger sold his wheel and will buy a new Ariel from his brother J W Alonzo. Weet and wife visited John Hammon Sunday. Frank Swihart shears sheep locally this week. Aaron McAlintio bought a horse from David Lewallen last week. Joseph Stull and Saml Gans families plan a trip to North Dakota. John P Steward did business in Warsaw last week. John Simmons returned from work south of Webster. Earl Miller of Bolivar continues weekly visits. Mr Myers timber buyer from Milford toured the area Monday buying timber.
The General Conference will convene in an Armory building with 4 seating capacity and an official expense of $80 030. Methodism reports 30 million delegates will attend and a Daily Advocate will be published. Ministerial delegates from the North Indiana include Herrick Hill Brown Mabin and Kokomo. Lay delegates Bremen Patterson. Patriotic lectures listed with dates May 13 16 20 23.
Fragment shows an old ad style promoting a breakfast product named Bat Or Martins Rogal Breakfast Food. Claims include muscle building brain strengthening nerve invigorating and digestive soothing properties. Presented as a tonic drink promising constipation relief and overall thrive.
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