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The Batesville Tribune lists subscription options including one copy for one year or six months with postage paid. Editor is DonaLD McCALLum. Published weekly on Thursdays.
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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1901
Page
4
The Batesville Tribune lists subscription options including one copy for one year or six months with postage paid. Editor is DonaLD McCALLum. Published weekly on Thursdays.
Of 29 Indiana election reports on Tuesday 20 were Republican 6 Democratic and 3 People's victories. The report excludes Democratic wins at Batesville Osgood and Versailles.
The British Parliament levies a one shilling per ton export duty on coal leaving Great Britain. This raises the competitive edge for American coal in foreign markets and could boost American coal exports.
A Burlington passenger train struck a freight train near Thayer Iowa on Monday, derailing at 70 mph and plunging into a twenty foot embankment. The engineer was killed and about forty people were injured.
A prominent Southern Democratic leader predicts no Democratic president while Cuba and the Philippines policy remains unchanged. He argues the party’s stance is radical and wrong and believes the public will repudiate it.
The cordial welcome given to President McKinley and his party across the south and west signals strong respect for a clean and upright leader. Supporters note no character attacks against him as a man despite political opposition, reflecting the public craving for honesty over partisanship.
The article notes Benjamin Harrison’s knack for brief, apt speech and says William McKinley is similarly praised for concise, informed remarks. It claims he knows history and conditions of states and towns he visits and is warmly received on his ten thousand mile journey.
Special Correspondent reports on the Morgan vessels status and the ship subsidy bill. American registry requires Congress action, subsidies require American tonnage, and ownership shifts may affect freight rates for iron and steel exports amid global competition.
The piece discusses Germany potentially buying a coal station near Margarita Venezuela to control the Caribbean and threaten U S interests, with Venezuela-US tensions rising as questions about the Monroe doctrine and naval access surface. It also notes Porto Rico citizenship issues and the Philippine rebellion near end after the Alejandrino and Aguinaldo developments.
The advertisement extols Cod Liver Oil as a life saver and appetite restorer for all ages. It claims Scott's Emulsion strengthens the sick and weak, eases digestion, and sustains work, offering a free sample from EES Tek Bowne Chemist in New York along with prices 50c and 1.00.
In Washington Senator Hawley defends protection of American industry while endorsing a measured tariff cut where no protection is needed. He rejects punitive or revengeful legislation and calls tariff policy a Republican triumph that has established American industry.
An advertisement touts the Home Gold Cure as a painless at home remedy for alcoholism. It claims a guaranteed cure for even hard drinkers, with instructions and full directions included, priced at one dollar and sent by mail from Epwin B. Giles & Co. in Philadelphia.
A stream of property transfers across townships including Otter Creek, Jackson, Johnson, Brown and Delaware with parcels from 7 to 150 acres. Purchasers include Minnie IQ, Oliver Larue, Augustus Hervey, Margaret Bruner, Jes Drover, Mary A Yater, John Wy Christie, Mary Fontanurega, and others in Pierceville and Browh counties. Amounts range from $1.00 to $1,400 with multiple 40 acre and 20 acre deeds noted.
Charles H. Str. Clair writes home about Christmas, daily army life, strict discipline, and barracks routine in the Philippines. He notes the green landscape, monthly mail, native customs, guard duty, and his belief in the army helping break bad habits while sending shells and khaki uniforms.
The Office of Application notifies the Bipiey County Board of Commissioners of a request to license the sale of spiritous liquors in Matris Liptey County. The applicant seeks to sell in quantities more than a quart at a time for one year. The location described is the south room on the ground floor of a two story structure. Market details include lot Ma n in Matris Liptey County. Jacob Schumactorer.
A notice announces an application to the Ripley County Board of Commissioners by a proprietor to sell spiritous vinous and malt liquors in quantities up to one quart at a time for one year. The premises are at the northwest corner of depot lot No 35 in Batesville Ripley County Indiana.
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