Indiana Democratic Momentum and Finance Shifts Reported
Owns report highlights week of improvement due to bond sales boosting the gold reserve. Indianapolis hosts state convention votes. whiskey ring defeated in the House. Wilson bills support noted. Party enthusiasm rises, with Taggart reelected and August convention set. Congress salaries confirmed at 5000 dollars yearly with no extra pay for extra sessions.
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Own
Carlisle
Indianapolis
Treasury of
United States
Whiskey Trust
Democratic State Central Committee
Thomas Taggart
Joseph Reilly
John R. Wilson
Ft. Wayne
Tomlinson Hall
George W. Childs Dies in Philadelphia Leader’s Enduring Legacy
George W. Childs long time editor and proprietor of the Philadelphia Public Ledger died at his home early last Saturday. Philadelphia mourns a civic icon whose life served as a model of noble manhood and public spirit for the city and nation.
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George W. Childs
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Mr. Childs
Philadelphia
Mr. Child
West and South unite on Wilson bill in tariff debate
The Hartford City Evening News lauds the paper's first issue and reports Senate finance committee hearings on the Wilson bill will not occur. West and South align in support, while Democrats push for swift passage and Republicans warn of industry harm. Rockcreek ditch bonds sold for 60,000 with premium. savings totaling 3,762 accrue to taxpayers. The House passed the bill 204 to 140 and Senate outlook remains uncertain amid possible tariff debate and senatorial courtesy.
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Cox
Hartford City Evening News
Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Louisiana
Wall Street
Senate
Spitzer & Co
Toledo
House of Representatives
House
Hill
Uppers
Farmers Institute Endorses Scholarships and Road Law Measures
Resolutions praise farmers institute work and urge use of Purdue University free agricultural scholarships. They honor J W Rusk and advocate a road law clause to curb burrs docks and thistles. Endorse Morton seeds distribution to state universities for testing. Recommend continuation of farmers institutes and township reading circles with Grover Harter and Gro W Corton noted.
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Purdue University
J. W. Rusk
Morton
United States Agricultural Department
Fiske
Grover Harter
H. Tewksburry. Com
Gro
W. Corton
Honduras Hootings and Local Happenings
A compact local notice listing daily life details from a small town. It notes social visits, protracted meetings at Zion, skating on the ice, and community chatter about candidates and peddlers. It mentions Ed and a girl from a recent outing, Mr Crum and wife hosting guests, and a household guest at V D Bell's.
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H. D
Zion
Nannie Mills
Gath
Swartz
Mat Crum
Frank Crum
William Cline
H. S. Steele
V. D. Bell
Fam
Singing school seats made and praised at a local gathering
A meeting established seats for a singing school, deemed satisfactory. J T Kootz wrapped up a profitable term of singing last Sunday night. A local dispute over a road incident is clarified by John Swartz naming Foxy as not involved. S C entered a briar patch, triggered a search, and was found enveloped in high briars, claiming the patch was forty feet high.
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Ily
J. T. Kootz
John Swartz
Foxy
Jake
S. C
Domestic. Merchants and townsfolk chat in light notes
Special correspondent notes merchants busy and residents improving health. Jacob Stair and Elmer Williamson return to outdoor life while Mr B Johnson plans a fine sheep flock. Ice and skating are decent and various locals busy with trades, bargains, and small mishaps. A joke about a mule and horse mix up adds local humor from Vogue.
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Jacob Stair
H. Snider
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