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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1903
Page
4
The Tribune notes Indiana leads in supplying highly skilled statesmen, contrasting with Virginia Massachusetts Ohio and South Carolina, and praises the president’s message as clear pointed plain and comprehensive. The piece highlights editor Donald McCallum and subscription details.
The News Courier of Columbus notes that none of the one million immigrants arriving in the United States last year chose South Carolina. It questions whether enduring European views of the state as intolerant and dangerous deter newcomers from making their homes south of the border.
The passage satirically notes Mr Bryan's popularity in England and imagines importing it to the United States. It argues tariffs would make such import unprofitable and suggests the popularity is perishable, better worn out in England.
The Cincinnati Commercial Tribune reports opposition to President Roosevelt appears to be an Eastern phenomenon unlikely to spread to Indiana or Ohio. The piece suggests the Louisville era state may stay loyal to Roosevelt and that the Tribune overstates the seriousness of the opposition.
The Fifty-eighth Congress convened in regular session on December 7 at noon. The transition from the extraordinary to regular session was barely noticeable. Committees have been appointed, marking the start of organized work.
An advertisement asserts Scott's Emulsion, a cod liver oil preparation, cures pale sickly blood in teens and improves health. It promotes the product as the best cod liver oil, offers samples, and urges checking the wrapper label from Scott & Bowne at 409 Pearl Street New York.
An advertisement outlines detecting kidney issues by urine sediment and explains Swamp Root by Dr. Kilmer as a remedy for kidneys bladder and urinary problems. It claims relief from back pain and frequent urges and offers free samples and a informational book by mail from Swamp Root Co. in Binghamton New York.
Lawmakers press forward on key bills during the special session as legislators report substantial progress on important measures before the chamber.
The controller of the currency reports 7,085,228 depositors in savings banks indicating one person in ten holds money on deposit. The average deposit is $417.21 totaling $2,925,204,885 with year end deposits at $185,027,555.
The Panama treaty was delivered to U S Consul Gadget at Panama last Friday in a box wrapped in the flag of the United States and the flag of Panama. The wrapping symbolized the close relationship between the two republics and reflected a hopeful future partnership.
On a Tuesday in Alexandria Turkey the U S consul Davis was assaulted by local police while Armenian Channel Attarian, freed from Aleppo prison, was re arrested. Davis removed the American flag and severed relations with Turkish officials. Authorities may apologize or face renewed U S action in Constantinople.
During a brief overseas tour William J. Bryan will study social and economic questions in England Germany France and Italy. He will publish findings in his newspaper and his followers may view him as a leading foreign affairs authority. He is likely to offer European diplomacy advice to Secretary Hay.
Senator Morgan leveled a violent attack on the President's Panama policy while Senator Carmack mocked the Cuban reciprocity bill. Despite these actions, the democratic party does not dare oppose the Administration on either measure.
Brookville editor urges restraint toward Senator Beveridge and Indiana editors. He cautions against vilifying Republicans who disagree on policy and calls for trust in Indiana Republicans’ good sense rather than dictation from any quarter.
Testimonials from Rev Hiram Bender of Sparta Wisconsin and A Huegin publisher Milwaukee praise Dr Miles Restorative Nervine and Tonic for curing or easing long standing health issues from measles to insomnia. They claim liver inactivity caused illnesses and credit the remedies with restoration and relief, noting availability through all druggists and a free book offer from Dr Miles Medical Co.
The Shelbyville Republican asks if teaching Republicans their duty in selecting committees rests on the Richmond Item or Madison Courier. It calls for peace in their ranks while preparing for a victory over the common enemy.
Hyomei is promoted as the only cure for catarrh through direct application, not stomach intake. The kit costs $1 with inhaler and drops, with extra bottles 50c for chronic cases, backed by a money back guarantee from Baas & Schultz. Senator Gorman’s race views anger Northern democrats who discuss Parker Hearst or Olney as nominees.
Senator Depew says he would like Hearst nominated by the Democrat party but offers no explanation other than anticipating Hearst would be the easiest candidate to defeat.
E A Langfeldt rector of St Luke s Ashburnham Ont writes of rapid relief from cold and cough after using Chamberlain s Cough Remedy. He preached three times on Easter Day and thanks the company as a God sent remedy. The medicine is sold by Baas Schultz Batesville Bigney Co Sunman.
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