Local notices brief and ads from Batesville area
Local items list visits and travel of residents to Cincinnati Indianapolis and other towns. Mentions W. H. Kreine August Krieger and Miss Clara Grindley with travel notes. Also notes sale ads for fertilizers paints and sodas, with a reminder about Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. Reunion of soldiers planned at Osgood. Valparaiso University opens its thirty sixth year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Grindley
Spades
Batesville
Cincinnati
Valparaiso University
Local notices and sales in The Tribune
Ice cream daily at Enogel's and low prices on tires at Meyer's. Grain bags at Thie & Vonderleide's. Bargains in buggies at Meyer's. Hoosier wheat drill at Geo. F. Siefert's Morris. Mlis Bertha Hoyer to Indianapolis. Miss Mary Bartling Morris shopping town. Farm listings for sale in Decatur and Ripley counties. Various visits and travels among locals including Jacobs in Cincinnati and Becks in Indianapolis. Republican campaign pictures available at Tribune Office.
Sprained ankle treatment and tariff talk in Indiana
A sprained ankle may heal in about one third the usual time with Chamberlain's Pain Balm and complete rest. It lists druggists Baas Schultz Batesville Bigney & Co Sunman. A Democratic Indianapolis paper supports tariff reform only if it lowers beef and farm prices and quips about farmers funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Baas
Schultz
Batesville
Bigney & Co
Sunman
Indianapolis
Indiana State Debt Decline Spurs Republican Credits in Speech
James F. Watson defends Indiana Republicans, tracing debt reduction from 1841 to 1910 and contrasting Democratic debt growth with Republican consolidation. He cites lower interest costs, higher general fund efficiency, and major 1906 construction projects as proof of prudent governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James F. Watson
Fort Wayne
Republican Party of
Indiana
Mount
Durbin
Hanly
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Marshall
Matthews
Acre
Iran
tStal
Benevolent Institution Fund
General Fund
Belora
Indiana University
Calice Fund
Deaf and Dumb Fund
Special School Fund
Purdue
Southeastern Insane Asylum
Northern Hospital For the Insane
Institution For Deaf and Dumb
State Soldiers’ Home
Reformatory
Industrial School
Hearst challenges Democratic label amid party fractures
Hearst declares the Democratic party dead as he mocks its current factions. He asks the Iroquois Club of San Francisco to resign, then questions fellow Democrats about which era or alignment they represent, naming Cleveland Parker Bryan and tariff reforms, labor issues, and trusts. The remarks probe what constitutes true Democrat identity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iroquois Club of
San Francisco
Hearst
Cleveland Democrats
Parker Democrats
Bryan Democrats
Bryan
Grown Parties Compared In Early 20th Century Debate
A political argument contrasts modern Republicans with Lincoln era roots. The piece notes Thomas Riley Marshall criticizes party evolution while praising Republican actions from Lincoln to McKinley. It questions Bryan era shifts and the Democratic party's alignment with Jeffersonian ideals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Party
Thomas Riley Marshall
Tom Marshall
Jefferson
Bryan O. Kern
Marshall
Samuel J. Tilden
Grover Cleveland
Lincoln
Grant
Harrison
McKinley
Bryan
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Ensgel
Schorr
Havana
Siefert
Morris
Iank
Hoosier
Geo. F. Siefert’s
Thie & Vonnderheide’s
Brown
George F. Siefert
Walsman & Schroeder's
Oranzeade
Blank’s Pharmacy
John A. Hillenbrand
Elizabeth Flint
Mushville
James H. Wooley
Celia Becker
Margaret Bettice
Oldensure Convent
W. TW. Kreine
August Krieger
Cincinntiati
Mies
Margaret Bais
Ndangpalis
I. O
Shadday
Dupont, Led
Mary Medel
Hamburg
Fred Meyer
O.d Settlers
Westport
George Pessler
George
Hilip Schumacher
Augusta Kvemer
Shelbyville
Moarning
Frank Worland
Lizzie Tiveen
Christ Smiths
Ciocivati Prigay
Lovie Ward
Home Foulss
Jeft
Port Wayne
Tuesiday Tordiog
Charles I'x and
Chiwren
Cincinnatic
Mike Ben Sr
Aski
Harry Haverkas
Joe Krethage
Wei Willoomiss
Harry
C. L. Jamson
Cas Shier
Batesvile Bank
Rome City
Ind
Fremont
Cleveland
Eriac
Wooam
Svrieger NX Sonate
Baas & Schultz
Fred Wilminck
Heroian Drees
Huntersville
C. C. Edwards
Moores Hill
Moores Hil
Osgood
Congressman Dixon
John ©. Cravens
Judge Thompson
Chas. Benz
Times Star
Enquirer
The
Post
Commercial
Volks Blatt
Charley
Tribune
Enogel’s
Meyer's
Thie & Vonderleide's
Walsman & Schroeder’s
H. A. Jacobs
Thie & Vorderheide’s
Henry Hadler
Smyrna
Wm. Vaughn
Holman
Mary Bartling
Joseph A.luesse
Rolla Schorling
Sunman Schools
Bertha Hoyer
H.F. E. Schrader
Reuben
Johanna and
Lizzie Dwenuger
Mary Thieiking
Tom King
Newpoint
James Ray
Henry V Pohiar and Son
Weilsburge
Fred Pohiar
Jacob Fritsch
Michael
Park Avenue
Harry Thompson
Versailles Republican
Paul Gordon
Edna Beck
Chicago
George H. Beck
W.C. Freeland
Spokane
Washington
Hi Bauer
Wife
Gotlieb Peetz
Cross Roads
William Horning
Everton
Web Freeland
Decatur County
Ripley County
Batesvilles
W. H. Wessel
M. H. Wenning
Waldron
Fred H. Krieger
Fred Freitag
Elbe. Gross
Laura
Alvina Beckman
Joe Lamppert
Lawrenceburg
Joe
Taft, Sherman and Watson
Chas K. Kramer
Wesley Kramer
Cauersville
G.C. PF
G. C. F. Havana
Campbell’s Creek Coal
Neobody
Union Furniture CO
WW. F. Krieger
Lieber’s
Indianapolis Brewing Comp’y
Joseph Straus
Agt
John Dittus
E. Cor
Central Ave
Grand Central Depot
Ohio
Kentucky
B. A. Schene
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