Continuation of Republican Power Likely to Persist
The piece argues that keeping the Republican party in power will sustain the current prosperous condition of the country, asserting political continuity as a pathway to economic stability.
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Newspaper
Clinton Plaindealer
Location
Clinton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1906
Page
4
The piece argues that keeping the Republican party in power will sustain the current prosperous condition of the country, asserting political continuity as a pathway to economic stability.
John W. Holtzman urges Democrats to oust the state committee accusing party forces of favoring breweries and Monte Carlo interests over party welfare. He argues Thomas Taggart and allies are central to the issue, asserting widespread belief in the charges.
A June wedding in Danville Illinois united Miss Virginia Hutchinson and Mr. Marshal Robb in a ring ceremony at the bride’s home. The event featured elaborate decorations, a formal bridal party, and a reception luncheon. The couple will reside in Clinton Indiana after a wedding journey, with many Clinton residents in attendance.
An ordinance in Clinton Vermillion County Indiana prohibits using firearms torpedoes fire crackers cannon crackers torpedo canes or any explosive or combustible substance to make noise or display fireworks within the city on the fourth of July. Violators face a misdemeanor conviction and a fine up to twenty five dollars.
County commissioners met Monday and redistricted Clinton township into twelve voting precincts: Clin ton 1 through 7, Fair view, Geneva, West, Wright, and Smith.
The Socialists of Clinton city gathered at Chris Pascvento's Hall on North Eighth Street to select delegates for a county ticket. Delegates later met at C L U Hall and nominated Clerk John Conley Treasurer Shell Curtis Recorder Pie z Kelsheimer Sheriff see Carli Connor John Sullivan Assessor Onni Lahti Commissioner 1st District Adam Singer Commissioner 2nd District J W Howe County Councilman 1st District Ed Oxford.
Adam B. Littlepage of Charles ton West Virginia, former attorney of the county, secured a twenty thousand dollar damages verdict for Monroe Bonds against the Standard Splint and Gas Coal company. Bonds had a leg crushed at work, necessitating hip amputation. Jury deliberated twenty minutes amid heated contest.
The Clinton Common Council ordinances prohibit opening fire hydrants removing service box covers interfering with valves or stop cocks and attaching to mains without written permit. Unauthorized water use from others fixtures requires written authority. Violators face up to 50 dollars fine plus costs.
The exodus from the city during the strike ends as street cars and passenger trains bring many citizens back. If the current pace continues, the city may approach the 10,000 mark in returning residents.
The Clinton Orioles defeated the Meyer Bros of Terre Haute 4 to 2 at Morris Park Sunday afternoon in a hotly contested amateur baseball game. The Meyer Bros loaded with Terre Haute talent, but the Clinton squad prevailed with solid hitting and defense.
The Plaindealer reports the Deering Coal Co plans a new coal mine and is about to begin erecting a company store in Clinton after earlier statements about a planned mine and store.
The Stallion Inkus will stand at my livery in Clinton for 1906. It is listed at 10.00 dollars to insure more in fold and 12.50 dollars to insure colt to stand and suck.
Notice is hereby given that the account books of the late Dr. E. A. Aikman will be found at the First National Bank. Those knowing themselves to be indebted to his estate will please call at the bank and settle.
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