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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1906
Page
4
The Tribune urges readers to vote for tariff revising candidates to obtain more vacations or support free trade for more leisure. It claims a clash between protective tariffs and free trade across congressional districts and ties the tariff issue to personal time and employment.
The Brookville Democrat criticizes Governor Hanly for not spending ten hours daily in office while praising his other duties. It notes the paper never criticized Grover Cleveland for fishing despite a $50 000 annual salary, arguing inconsistency in political scrutiny.
The piece argues that protection yields higher earnings and living standards for workers, farmers, and merchants, contrasting it with tariff for revenue like the 1894 Wilson bill. It asks voters whether to protect their own prosperity or risk depriving themselves to bankrupt manufacturers.
Promoters claim Mi o Na strengthens digestion to combat heat induced weakness and indigestion. One tablet before meals allegedly boosts energy and wards off stomach related ailments with a money back guarantee available at Baas & Schultz.
Eminence Ky editor Major Hamm of the Constitutionalist recalls buying Bucklen's Arnica Salve after a four year-old attack by piles. He says it cured in ten days with no trouble since. Quick relief for burns sores cuts and wounds. 25c at Baas Schultz's drug store.
Biographical sketch honors W S Blatchley for expanding public awareness of Indiana mineral resources. His work highlights clay, coal, cement materials and building stones, creating jobs and wealth. Born North Madison Connecticut October 6 1859 he studied at Indiana State University earning a master’s degree in 1891. He has served as State Geologist since 1894 and published numerous papers and two books.
The Indianapolis School for the Blind grew from nine inmates in 1847 to nearly two thousand, with four departments Physical Culture Industrial Literary and Music. Under Superintendent George F Wilson the institution emphasizes gymnastic training manual crafts and a robust music program to foster health, skill and independence.
Democrats rail against busting trusts but enforcement speaks louder. The Sherman Act of 1890 existed under Cleveland without cases, then under McKinley and Roosevelt it was enforced with violators punished. GOP legislation strengthened the law and the present administration pursues illegal trusts. deeds outweigh promises.
State Statistician J. H. Stubbs reports 8 207 factories in Indiana with about 90 million dollars in annual payroll. Capital investment rose 42 percent in five years, driven mainly by tariff laws reviving Indiana plants closed under the previous administration.
The Ohio two cent a mile fare, criticized by a railroad before the state tax board, draws Governor Hanly's warning that Indiana may face a similar move. The railroad rep says companies have adapted, while the governor argues profits require ending passes to favorites and proper business practices.
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