Republican and Democrat votes on anti trust amendment 1900
The article notes June 1 1900 when Congress debated a constitutional amendment to define regulate and prohibit trusts. It reports a 154 to 132 vote with 149 Republicans and 5 Democrats for and 130 Democrats and 2 Republicans against. It says Democrats in Congress blocked the amendment and criticizes the party for inconsistent anti trust stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Congress
Yeas
Waye
Death Notice of Mrs. Mary Anderson at Vevay Indiana
B F Thiebaud received telegraph notice Sunday of the death of his sister Mrs Mary Anderson at Vevay Indiana. He left that evening for the bereaved home. Deceased died after a brief illness of typhoid fever at age 52. Carl Anderson, a son, formerly worked at Big Four Depot here and now at Metamora Indiana.
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B. F. Thiebaud
Mary Anderson
Vevay
Indiana
Carl Anderson
Big Four Depot
Metamora
College Corner notes and social rounds in town
Rev F F Dobaon attends Synod in Crawfordsville Indiana. P D Leach visits from Dayton Ohio. Frank Smalley and Everett Summers return from Dakota reporting wet weather. D M Boutson moves to Bradford Ohio to work in hardware. M E Kaper family heads to LaGrange Texas. Mrs Mary Robinson returns to Greensburg Indiana. L D Swope of Willow Hill Illinois visits J O Wilson. Will Freeman dies of hemorrhage and is buried at Oxford. Luther Moore and Alma Weldner wed. Republican Rally draws large crowds, potential 10000+. John Wright and wife celebrate Golden Wedding with relatives, gifts, and festive meal.
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P. D. Leach
Dayton
Ohio
Frank Smalley
Everett Summers
Dakota
D. M. Boutson
Bradford
M. E. Kaper
LaGrange
Texas
Mary Robinson
L. D. Swope
Willow Hill
Illnoia
J. O. Wilson
Will Freeman
Hamilton
James Stout
Oxford
Luther Moore
Alma Weldner
E. L. Dolph
John Wright
State Line Avenue
Galden
Aesson
Hawkins Correspondence Notes Local Social Events
Correspondence from the Courier reports Mr Arthur Nelson and Misa Ina Kershner among others visiting Misa Maggie Maurer on Sunday evening. Ambrose Williams lost a horse last Saturday. Residents joined the Harrisburg entertainment last Friday. Mrs Lucy Ludlow returned from Cincinnati last Saturday in improved health. Ambrose Williams visited Rush county Thursday and Friday. Neighbors attended a Republican rally in Falmouth last Saturday. Miss Ethel Hackleman and her brother Eddie spent Tuesday evening with Carl Williams.
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Correspon‘dence
The
Courier
Arthur Nelson
Misa Ina Kershner
Earnest Maurer
Misa Williemeon
Misa Maggie Maurer
Ambrose Williams
Harrisburg
Lucy Ludlow
Cincinnati
Rush County
Falmouth
Ethel Hackleman
Eddie
Carl Williams
Notice of Beveridge meeting and marshal election
The marshal elected by out townships is to meet with Beveridge event organizers. A meeting is set for Saturday Oct 13 at 2 p m in county rooms for instructions and badges. J H Fearns serves as Marshal.
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Beveridge
Final Republican rally set for Can neraville on Nov 3
The Republicana of Fayette County will stage its final rally at Can neraville on Saturday November 3 with Governor James A Mount speaking at 2 p m. An evening speaker will be announced later.
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The
Republicana
Fayette County
Canneraville
James A. Mount
Republican Day at Connersville Rally Listed
The Republican Day at Connersville features an October 16 rally with Beversge speaking in the afternoon and a strong speaker at night. The When Band and Marion Marching Club of Indianapolis will attend and take part in the meetings.
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Beversge
When Band
Marion Marching Club
Indianapolis
Connersville
County Line Meetings and Political Rallies
A series of 191 political events across multiple towns includes A. B. Hunt speaking at Glenwood October 20, Chauncy L. Medaker addressing Harrisburg on political issues, plus Republican rallies and pole raisings in Connersville Hawkins and Jackson township, with Senator Foraker among the noted speakers at College Corner on October 13.
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Glenwood
A. B. Hunt
Chauncy L. Medaker
Muncie
Harrisburg
School Hall
Oliver Handley
Jackson Township
College Corner
Senator Foraker
Commissioners Allowances Record Show Personal Services and Supplies
A list of county commissioner expenses includes Calvin Ochiltree as Co. Superintendent, J. R. Perin as Bridge Engineer, various fees for road viewing, sheriff services, burial of the poor, and public building supplies. Other items cover printing, telephones, gas and electric services, and books and stationery.
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Calvin Ochiltree
J. R. Perin
Times, News Co
Courier Publishing Co
Joan T. Manlove
Wm.h. McConnell
Lazarua Munger
E. Lewis
Ann Wabener
W. E. Wallace
B. E. Langdon & Co
Union ‘Telephone Co
Gen. Gas, Elect. & Power Co
Wilson Humphrey & Co
Pittsburg Fat Stock Show Aims For Regular Annual Run
The Pittsburg Fat Stock Show debut proved a success and plans call for a regular annual event. From November 16 to 19 the show will feature 31 premiums totaling 2250 with a grand sweep stake of 3000 for best load of cattle and no exhibit or admission fees. Simon Donnell leads Central Stock Yards efforts to boost cattle industry and railroads offer reduced rates for buyers and shippers from eastern cities.
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Pittsburg
Simons
Daniel
Central Stock Yarda
Simon Donnell
Central Stock Yards
Railroads Show Big Rise in Employment and Wages
A 1900 snapshot from Interstate Commerce Commission reports shows railroads employing more workers than ever and paying higher wages. Examples include Chicago and Northwestern, Minnesota Central, Chicago Rock Island Pacific, and Chicago Burlington Quincy with substantial wage increases. A table by the Railway and Telegraph Employes' leagues outlines payroll growth across officer, clerical, station, engine, car and shop staff, totaling 677,459,685. The rise reflects rail prosperity and freight passenger demand.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Great Trunk
Chicago and
Northwestern
Ninota Central
Chicago
Rock Island and Pacifice
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Railway and Telegraph
Governor Mount Attacks Bryan On Trust Record
Governor Mount plans to stump Indiana on the trust issue and contrasts Bryan’s Congressional tenure after 1892 with Republican antitrust actions. He argues Bryan spoke for popularity, notes 400 trusts formed under Cleveland, and asserts Democrats failed to amend or enact stronger trust legislation after the Sherman Act.
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Mount
Indiana
Bryan
Congress
Democratic National Platform
Cleveland
Mc Bryan
Democratic Party
United States
Courtenay Notes from Milton and Area Social Roundup
Mrs Lon Johnson of Chicago visits her parents Amos Caldwell and wife. The Pumpkin Social by Christian Endeavor draws crowds. Harry Roberts of Cincinnati and brother Tom Roberts visit sisters Mary and Sarah Roberts. Several locals host and visit relatives including Finley Ferguson and Mrs You MacDaddels. Mrs Chas Wilson entertains guests from Richmond and Cineland. L F Hatfield purchases Warren's Grocery in Dublin and reopens. A dog owned by Tom Deddy wanders on Sunday biting several others. Fred Jones returns from Muscle Shoals.
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The
Courier
Lon Johnson
Chicago
Amos Caldwell
Christian Endeavor
Harry Roberts
Cincinnati
Tom Roberts
New Decatur
Ala
Mbsace
Mary
Sarah Roberts
Harry McLaughily
Miss Burkhart
Sullivan
Richmond
James Couns
Caleb Mobile
Toinner
Elias Hastings
Cambridge City
Finley Ferguson
You MacDadels
Hartford City
Chas. Wilson
Mere
Emilia Roark
Josie Flook
Emmis Keite
Cinelanad
Nissan Ada
Tua
Lula Fergus
Cou
Oliver Thornburg
Mr. Cross
Alexandria
Lufe Cross
Mies Gertrude Stoneaypher Fa
Anderson
Heralater
James Revelee
Misa Laura Frazae
Cornthwait
J. North
L. F. Hatfield
Dublin
Warren
Tom Deddy
Fred Jones
Second Hand Goods Buy Sell Trade Outfit
A local dealer advertises buying and selling second hand goods including guoda furniture stoves and guns. They trade second hand items for other goods and invite inquiries by phone.
Local Social Notices And Visitors At Town Events
Sunday visit ends with PF M Jones and wife joining. Chas Wilson and wife host a birthday dinner for two grandchildren Lina Ferguson and Chas Wilson Jr. Town enjoys two drum corps. Mrs Vaehth Drury and John Lewis visit relatives and depart west. Dr E Simmons treats 22 patients at McFarlan Hotel with Natural Healing Method visits Tuesdays and Saturdays.
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PF. M. Jones
Chas
Wilson
Lina Ferguson
Druim Corps
Mre
Vaehth Drury
John Lewis
E. Simmons
McFarlan Hotel
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Leander J. Monks
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B.F. Johnson
James E. Watson
Albert D. Ogborn
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George W. Oldham
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Alexander D. Tyrell
Charles Williams, JR
William LD. Thomas
William A. Holland
John Winchell
Richard G. Wait
Joseph H. Riley
James F. Creamer
Park 8
Florea
Jasper N. Davis
James M. Ochiltree
Milton Trhusler
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William W. Johnson
Charles Sparks
Frank M. Martin
George Cain
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Stephen HK. Sparks
the Courier
EB Courier Publishing CO
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Conners
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Ian
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Pepea
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Toledo
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West & Truax
WaLuinu
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Philippines
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WW. H. Beck’s Sons
Frazee
JT. C. Harr
Central Avenue
Norman
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Clothibers
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McFarlan Block
Central Union
Milton
Star Restaurant
I. D. Glancy
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