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Newspaper
Clinton Plaindealer
Location
Clinton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1907
Page
4
The provided text fragment discusses governance strength and the need for a president to maintain a decisive policy approach. It references an admin’s effectiveness without naming individuals, dates, places, or concrete actions, making precise reporting difficult.
A garbled excerpt hints at petty money motives and politics affecting a sale. The fragment mentions personal gain, possible deception, and a reference to someone named Di and a shaw context, but lacks clear facts or names.
The text argues for prioritizing productive city development while aligning finances with business interests. It notes a shift toward cutting inefficiencies and focusing on essential public investments to boost growth.
A Cleveland man fears lynching after a court appearance. The report notes concern over mob violence and an unsettling impression of imminent vigilante action following the case.
Fragmentary text accuses political factions of press manipulation and targeting Republican figures. Mentions Targart as orchestrator, with claims of personal attacks rather than advocacy for Democratic principles. Tone suggests propaganda critique and partisan conflict.
The piece argues editors fear precedent from eliminating mileage strips and questions a decree prohibiting exchanges of ad space for hog meat and farm subscriptions for taters and turnips.
The speaker warns that broad denunciation of persons or groups for unmet idiosyncrasies weakens the denouncer, harms their party, and undermines their cause. The argument emphasizes self-defeating effects of public vitriol and urges measured critique.
White House dispatch says the president will not interfere with Mr Fairbanks political fences in Indiana. The claim is authentic not conjecture. Fairbanks has loyally supported the president and the two men share mutual admiration and respect as statesmen.
The Central Labor Union of District of Columbia asks the vice president to deliver the Labor Day address in Washington on the first Monday in September. He replies that he will do so if possible, noting the event is one he holds in heart and sympathy. Fairbanks is portrayed as a longstanding influential figure in Washington, framed as aligned with labor interests.
A Kansas man claims he saw a horned rat and notes the infamous blind tiger liquor. A Chicago woman inherits thousands then deserts her husband. A Toronto editor disputes a comet scare and a Des Moines goat causes a roof incident. A Kansas City inventor patents an electric milking cow device with a phonograph. A Danville preacher urges debt repayment before foreign missions. A farmer pays a lawyer with a five dollar bill after a comical miscue.
Matt Rodegherio, a resident of Clinton township over 21, applies to Vermillion county for a one year retail license to sell intoxicating liquors in a ground floor brick building on Main Street Clinton. The notice outlines location described as lot 2 block 3 original plat and stake details for the June term 1907.
Residents from Pimento West Terre Haute and Newport visited relatives in the area this weekend. Names include Mrs Elijah W Liegd, Mrs Kiva Hunter, David Millers, John Church, Mrs Raymond Collins, Henry Shatter, Mrs Nelson Jones, and others. The piece also notes locals discussing political strategy and editorials on advancing favorites versus opponents.
A single May event under a big tent presents Uncle Tom's Cabin performed as written. The show runs Saturday night with emphasis on faithful staging and period accuracy.
Dominich Strazabosco cites residency in Clinton township Vermillion county Indiana and applies to the Board of Commissioners at the June term 1/07 for a one year license to sell spirituous vinous malt and other intoxicating liquors in a room on the east side of the building at the southwest corner of lot in Weight's addition, Clinton. The room fronts Oak street and will permit consumption on premises.
John Pesavento applies to Vermillion County Board of Commissioners for a license to sell intoxicants in a one story frame building on lot 5 block Join Bogart and Anderson subdivision Clinton City. The room fronts on 9th street and has full glass front visible from the street. The applicant names himself as owner and resident for over a year.
Vermillion county trustees at the June term 1907 review a request for a retail liquor license for a Geneva township business. The site is described as a ground floor one room building on a specified tract with two front windows enabling full interior view from the road. The notice follows a formal procedure for granting a license and location details are provided.
A resident over twenty one years old and a bona fide Vermillion County resident applies to the Board of Commissioners at the June term for a one year license to sell spirituous vinous malt and other intoxicating beverages in a room on the ground floor. The room fronts the public highway and is described as the southwest corner of a tract in part of section 33 township 14 north range 9 west. The exact premises location is given with measurements and a two glass window interior viewing, to permit consumption on the premises.
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