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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1910
Page
4
President Porfirio Diaz was reelected to the presidency of Mexico last Sunday. The opposition candidate secured only four of eight hundred electors, signaling a decisive victory for Diaz.
The bill is described as the best broadest and fairest railroad legislation in the nation fulfills platform and administration promises in the broadest sense.
Congress adjourned on Saturday and by Monday night few statesmen remained in the capital. Against persistent editorials, the sixty-first Congress has earned praise for substantial work completed, a record Republicans in both House and Senate may rightly celebrate.
Sagamore remains silent as the great arbitrator of disputes delays judgment on Standpatism and Insurgency. The anticipated homecoming to decide treason or savior status yields no punishment or reward, leaving observers puzzled by the absence of strenuosity.
Senator Shively presses John W Kern to retract a charge that Shively’s Senate seat was bought by Indiana brewers. Kern and Shively refuse to retract, while the mention of vote buying remains vague. The matter is treated as a private family scandal to be kept quiet.
John W. Kern at a French Lick speech pledges not to be diverted by rivals or brewer pressure as he campaigns for Senator Shively. He avoids discussing the eight Democrats allegedly bought by brewers to vote against him and for Shively two years ago, insisting he needs brewer support to win.
The Washington Post questions W. J. Bryan's aim in Indiana politics as Democrats rally for a strong, traditional win. Vollmer cites historic trends while Republicans back Heaton for Twelfth district, and local races feature Powers for circuit judge and Eschbaugh's renomination amid mixed platform stances.
Indianapolis June 23 Tom Taggart acts as go-between trying to pacify Senator Shively and John Kern. Kern’s bribery charges against Shively stir split among Indiana Democrats as Taggart seeks a peace while Kern delays retracting.
The Democratic party in Indiana hopes to win by sowing dissension among Republicans. With Republicans in the majority, Democrats see no strong issue to attract party members to their ticket and must rely on Republican votes for success.
On June 9 1910 Madison F Holman and others of Center township Ripley county Indiana filed a petition with the Board of County Commissioners requesting improvements to certain highways in Center township Ripley county Indiana. The document presents the petition text in full.
Petitioners led by Madison F. Holman demand approval to improve a public highway in Center township Osgood by grading draining and macadamizing to 20 40 and 12 inch standards with stone screenings and drains bridges and culverts. The action seeks board approval without election under 1905 Acts sections 62 63 and related amendments with hearing set for July 1910 and public notice by the county auditor.
Auditor Nicholas Volz designates July 5 1910 as the day the petition will be presented to the Ripley County Board of Commissioners for consideration during the July session. The notice is dated June 1910 and confirms the official timing.
Miss Marie Robnok from Cincinnati returns home for summer. Mrs. Ella Price of Sunman visits her parents Casper Bartling and wife. M S Stahley, Rose Stahley, and Tassie Miller spend Sunday with Rose Brosmer and friends at New Alsace. Tassie Miller and Clara Stahley attend Oldenburg Academy commencement. Tassie Miller from Confrey Minnesota is summering with M J Stahley and does sewing. Sewing service announced at M J Stahley residence.
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