Revival of U S Mills and Factories Sparks Economic Turnaround
Across the country post tariff passage shows a wave of plant restarts. Mills in Exeter and Anderson restore shifts. tin plate and radiator works resume. car works and glass factories plan quick reopenings with thousands returning to work as miners seek immediate hires.
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House
Exeter
N.H
Exeter Manufacturing Company
Anderson
Middletown
L. B. Jackson
Bremen
Ind
Timothy Holland
Chicago
Holland
Union Bank
McKinkey
New Albany
Ohio Falls
Jeffersonville
Pennsylvania Company
Pittsburg
Springer
Grayson
Mt. Savage
Upper Stinson
Lower Stinson
Cora
Anderson Flint
American Wire
Booth
West Bay City
Mid
F. W. Wheeler & Co
Massillox
Qobic
Massillon Coal Operators
Indiana Divisions Sweep Prizes in K of P Drill
In Washington last week the K of P drill awarded three of ten prizes to Indiana divisions. New Albany claimed the fifth prize, Terre Haute the eighth, and Indianapolis the tenth, marking a strong showing for Indiana teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Indiana
New Albany
Terre Haute
Indianapolis
Betrayed Trust Shakes Light Guards Captain
Captain Charles Nolan of the Light Guards is suspected of misappropriating about $60 in company funds including a $26 flag fund. A board of inquiry examined his accounts. Nolan fled to Minster, Ohio after being summoned, prompting strong distrust among officers and soldiers.
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Charles Nolan
Light Guards
Kiger
Todd
Martz
Weisell
Minster
Ohio
Nolan
Rev Porter Acquitted In Purse Theft Case
Rev J W Porter of Liberty Center was acquitted in a purse theft case brought by his wife. The trial in Decatur lasted two to three days. Porter and his wife have since separated and Porter plans to sue for divorce at the next court term.
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Banner
J. W. Porter
Liberty Center
Miss Sparks
Decatur
Rev. Porter
Two Ribs Broken After Wagon Accident Near Murray
Last Thursday afternoon Jesse Shaffer son of John W. Shaffer living near Murray suffered a severe accident while riding on a potato wagon. A wheel ran over his chest breaking two ribs. He avoided more serious injuries, walked home, and a physician treated him. he rested well and felt nearly recovered by morning.
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Jesse Shaffer
John W. Shaffer
Murray
Shaffer
Home Camp Meeting at Methodist Church
A Home Camp Meeting will be held at the local Methodist church next week with preaching every evening. Speakers include Rev. Gregg of Decatur Monday Nev Beeks of Hartford City Tuesday and Wednesday, Rev. Marble of Ft Wayne Thursday, Rev. Norris of Ossian Friday, and Presiding Elder Simpson of Ft Wayne Saturday, with afternoon sessions daily.
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Gregg
Decatur
Nev. Beeks
Hartford City
Marble
Ft. Wayne
Norris
Ossian
Simpson
Institute closes after smooth week of teacher institute work
The teachers institute concluded its annual session Friday after a calm week of lectures and discussions led by Prof. Black and Prof. Fitzgibbon. Topics covered included literature, history, geography, language, science, and grammar, with committee reports and a financial statement presented at adjournment.
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Black
Fitzgibbon
Worsworth
Bryant
Fitzgubon
Institute
County Teachers’ Association
County Teacher’s Association
S. E. Hitchcock
Bluffton
Wm. Baker
Chester
Flora Ulmer
Harrison
Chas. White
Jefferson
Isaac Roush
Jackson
Stella Leach
Liberty
Nellie Bonham
Lancaster
Thomas Williams
Nottingham
Thomas Golden
Reekcreek
S. Ward
Union
County Teacher's Association
W. W. Oman
W. H. Merriman
E. M. Foster
Sadie Koons
John G. Click
Curtis Merriman
W.G. Jones
A. F. Blocher
W. L. Burnau
Rockcreek
Ira Link
Childrn
United States
W. A. Bell
Indiana School Journal
Louis D. Eichhorn
Sugar bounty controversy sparks cries of injustice
The Baltimore Sun criticizes sugar subsidies as unfair, noting planters in Louisiana receiving hundreds of thousands while wheat growers gain nothing. The editorial argues the system erodes republican equality, fostering dependence on government and undermining honest enterprise. It questions why public funds reward sugar profits at the expense of other farmers and citizens.
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Louisiana
Maryland
Virginia
Carnegie
Baltimore Sun
Senate Control Seen Secure for Democrats by Next March
Analysis shows 88 Senate seats, vacancies in Montana Washington Wyoming. Democrats expected to hold a majority with 45 seats possible if New Jersey West Virginia stay, and Delaware and Illinois flip, while Republicans fight Montana and vacancies. Populists may balance power.
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Senate of the
United States
New York Times
Montana
Washington
Wyoming
Stewart
Nevada
Lindsay
Kentucky
Caffery
Louisiana
Walthall
Mississippi
George P. Wetmore
Dixon
Rhode Island
Thomas S. Martin
Hunton
Virginia
California
Mihigan
North Carolina
Wolcott
Colorado
Higgins
Delaware
Shoup
Idaho
Cullom
Illinois
Wilson
Iowa
Frye
Maine
Hoar
Massachusetts
McMillin
Michigan
Washburn
Minnesota
Power
Manderson
Nebraska
Chandler
New Hampshire
Dolph
Oregon
Pettigrew
South Dakota
Senate
Kansas
New Jersey
West Virginia
Franklin MacVeagh
Local Home Undergoes Major Renovations on West Market
John W. Tribolet begins extensive repairs on his West Market Street residence. Plans include a new roof large veranda fresh paint and new stone walks aimed at improving the neighborhood streetscape.
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John W. Tribolet
West Market Street
Will of James S. Cartwright Filed With County Clerk
The will leaves wife Sarah 500 dollars and life use of a quarter section of the home farm. Remaining real and personal property to be divided equally among Andy J. Cartwright Emma J. Beatty Alice J. Taylor Susan F. Caston Lucy Johnston and Maggie Caston Cartwright. After the wife's death the property goes to the same heirs. Five hundred dollars to stay on interest for the Ossian Methodist minister. Executor Milo J. Gorrell with J C. Mason and J W Metts as witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James S. Cartwright
Oppenheim
Sarah
Home Farm
Andy J. Cartwright
Emma J. Beatty
Alice J. Taylor
Susan F. Caston
Lucy Johnston
Maggie Caston Cartwright
Ossian
Milo J. Gorrell
J. C. Mason
J. W. Metts
Sugar prices slide after tariff change report
The Indianapolis Journal, once vocal against the tariff driven sugar price rise, is quieted by the Sentinel which cites Journal files showing sugar is several points cheaper now than a year ago under the McKinley bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
The
Sentinel
Journal
Trust
Sugar Trust
Salamonie Association Session Opens In City
The Salamonie Association began its session in the city at noon with a large influx of visitors, about a hundred arriving yesterday and more expected today. The week’s program is packed with exercises, including Woman’s Missionary Society activities tomorrow and a B Y P U convention Thursday evening.
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Salamonie Association
Woman's Missionary Society
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Democratic Party
Light
Porter
the Institute
South America
Wells County Teacher's Asssociation
S. E Hitchcock
J. D. McManus
Will
Will of Jamess
Cartwright
the Baptist Association
Trust Party
Chronicle
the Chronicle
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