14 May 1896
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Newspaper
Syracuse Register
Location
Syracuse, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1896
Page
1
Fragmentary listings show meetings labeled Friday evening during fall moon and two weeks after, plus A B group meets on the 1st and second Mondays of each month. Names include Stettler Nicolai Snarely and Ws.
Local item page fragment mentions a No 17 passenger and stall related entry with unclear tax or mail references. Reads like a station or route note from a transit section with possible misread names.
I announce that my name will be presented at the County Convention in Warsaw on Tuesday May 26 1898 as a candidate for renomination for Representative subject to the decision of that body. I pledge my best services for the interests of my constituents and my heartiest endeavors for their welfare.
A district judge in the 3rd Judicial Circuit considers a matter involving HLRAM S. BIGGS. The decision will determine the next steps in the case.
SDGAR HAYMOND announces his name as a candidate to the Republican County Convention for the office of Circuit Judge and states nomination is subject to the convention's decision.
Enorron Reeser announces through his column that his name will be presented to the Republican County Convention on May 26 as a candidate for Treasurer and is subject to the convention's decision. Cc L Bar Tol
Evrroxu ReGister announces his name will be presented to Lakeside Park Republican County Convention on Thursday May 26 as a candidate for Prosecuting Attorney of the Sth Judicial Circuit. L BR STOOKEY and Enston REGISTER also announce their candidacies subject to convention decision for the same role.
Esitor Redstan announces candidacy for Commissioner in Akidie District subject to convention decision. James T. Webb of Wayne Township also fields as candidate. Enrtros Breister informs Kosciusko Republicans of entering the race for Commissioner Middle District subject to the party convention on May 20. William J. Banks, Prairie Township.
W. C. Harvour announces his name will be presented to the forthcoming Republican Convention as a candidate for Sheriff, subject to the body’s decision.
J B Mathews states his name will be presented to the Republican County Convention for sheriff and will be subject to the convention's decision.
Epitor Reeister states his name will go to the Republican County Convention on Tuesday May 26 as a candidate for Sheriff, pending the convention's decision. J. T. Gillian notes the convention gathers Tuesday May 23. Charles E. Rantz of Lake Township also announces intent to seek the Sheriff nomination.
Our citizen John W. Stetler, a Kosciusko County businessman, seeks renomination by Republicans. He has years of honorable dealings and a respected standing in the county, with a home and solid esteem from residents. The Milford Rail May reference notes his republican record in the last legislature.
An Indianapolis style editorial favors Jain W. Stetler for re election, praising his past record for state and county service. It notes a shift by local politicians to field a rival against him and cites economic and temperance achievements, salary reform, and fair apportionments as proof of fitness.
Maury McClintic born in Somerset County Pennsylvania on May 18 1807 died May 9 1806 at age 88 years 11 months and 22 days Funeral services were held Sunday at 2 p m at the residence of John Hammond by Revs Brumbaugh and Rothenberger Her remains were laid to rest in the McClintic Cemetery with many relatives and friends in attendance Sympathy is extended to the family in their sorrow
Jake Rothenberger sports a new wheel. Eura Mack will begin work for Abe Brower this week. Jerry Hamman and wife of Gosh en attended the funeral of Mrs. Mc Clintic Sunday. Mrs. Mary McClintic died May 9 at the residence of John Hammon aged 83 years 11 and 22 days. John Cripe has corn six feet high. How is that for high.
Local readers are invited to explore carpet and wall paper promotions at Kerring’s and Rothenberger’s with mentions of affordable prices and home makeover potential. Demand for materials appears steady as homeowners consider updating interiors.
An old ad copy claims a product by Muller and Busheng bans symptoms of cold congestion and severe cough in one minute. The text reads like a patent medicine pitch with bold performance claims and minimal detail on ingredients or safety.
Early 20th century advertisement touts Dr Witt's Little Early Risers pills as remedy for indigestion headache and liver complaints. The copy claims relief from constipation and general digestive issues with a light sales tone from Milier & Gushong.
The Young People’s Society of Christian Endeavor withholds its annual meeting to Washington, D C from July 7 to 13. The KB and RB co will sell round trip tickets from all western points across the Ohio River to Washington at a single fare for July 4 to 7, valid for return until July 15, with extension to July 31 upon ticket deposit at the Joint Agent in Washington. Tickets available at stations of all connecting lines. Delegates note trains run via Washington.
A writer in the Ladies' Home Journal muses on eye color and complexion shaping men’s judgments. The piece argues blue eyes imply gentleness while dark eyes signal energy and intellect, warning that pigment can mislead about a woman’s true character and destiny.
The Sioux are said to favor free silver coinage and would settle the money issue quickly to satisfy advocates. White Ghost of Crow Creek Lions discusses the topic and mentions his claim of $198,000 due to them in silver dollars.
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