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Newspaper
Connersville Times
Location
Connersville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1906
Page
1
Pure food bill delay sparks Cannon criticism in House
The long hold up of the pure food pill in the House after Senate passage draws criticism of Speaker Cannon. A Washington report notes Watson led a delegation to Vice President Fairbanks to urge action. Watson claims Indiana congressmen back the bill and that it will pass this session to end the delay. Powerful interests profiting from adulterated foods opposed restrictive legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Cannon
Indianapolis News
Washington
Watson
Fairbanks
Indiana
Nonpartisan Democrat Varieties and Utility Debt Commentary
The piece cites a Globe-Democrat note on a local Illinois Democrat type favoring regular Democrats but persuading Republicans to rebel. It, plus Indiana examples, criticizes the New Castle self supporting water and electric plant for overextending town debt. It argues the public bears higher rates and interest after a costly coal strike resolves amid bickering and waste.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wlinois
St. Louis
New Castle
Puble
Bastardy Suit Returns To Court For Judgment Review
The Fayette circuit court heard the Walker LeBoyteau bastardy case for a second time after a venue change. The prior judgment favored Pearl LeBoix at 5000 dollars, then 300 dollars on retrial with thirty days to pay. Defendant seeks to vacate the latest judgment while a new attorney, Baverdoo Burris, was admitted to the bar and joins the defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Young
Ganapolis
Fayette
Henry County
Gray
Walker
Gudbhy
Jadee Swift
Miss Pearl LeBoix
Mckee
Supreme Cewure
Baverdoo Burris
Rooon
Elliott
My. Brrris
Cincinnati
Chitiugo
Nomination of Rev Kuhn for Congress Stirs Local Debate
Cambridge City Tribune notes the Democrats nominate Rev Kuhn of Richmond for Congress, calling a noted minister’s path from clergy to politics a poor political move. It records Holland Heck and wife’s son born today, and the Heck family living on the Webster farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge City Tribune
Kuhn
Richmond
Congress
Holland Heck
Mre. Heck
Webster Farm
Locals Fall to Shamrocks in Rough Exhibition
Connersville loses 8 to 6 to the Cincinnati Shamrocks in a poorly played game marked by errors and erratic fielding. Hassett and Young stood out for the locals, while the Shamrocks capitalized on miscues and baserunning to secure the win and bragging rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connersville
Shamrocks
Hassett
Bosley
Lindsly
Young
Becker
Pritchett
Bessler
Feigert
Tonnes
Francis
Haberer
Gehle
Schroeder
Bartley
Conville
West
Lindsdy
Hutssett
Connersville Ee ToLrog
Hassert
Hosser
Quinn
John P. Brown Wins Out At Washington
John P. Brown of Centersville, leader of the International Society of Arboriculture, wins a victory over the forestry bureau authorities in Washington. He reports a fruitful talk with Gifford Pinchot promising no further antagonism and orders subordinates to end hostilities as he heads home to Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. Brown
Agricultural Department
Wilson
Pinchot
Forestry Department
Mr. Brown
Centersville
International Society of Arboriculture
Bureau of Forestry
Department Or Agriculture
Gifford Pineliot
Dureau
Brown critics Forestry Bureau in Washington visit
John P. Brown of Connersville Indiana secretary of the National Society of Arboriculture criticises the Forestry Bureau and speaks with Secretary Wilson in Washington. Wilson says he welcomes criticism as it leads to improvements in the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. Brown
Washington
Indianapolis News
Connersville
Indiana
National Society of Arboriculture
Forern
Department of Agriculture
Wilson
Forestry Bureau
Brown
Solemn Service Over Mother and Daughter
Remains of Mrs Anna McNutt and her mother Mrs Vermillion were laid out at their South Central Avenue home in Higginsport Ohio. The funeral procession moved to the C T & D depot for the transfer to Higginsport for burial with pallbearers named from the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Higginsport
Ohio
Firman Dugen
Vermillion
South Central Avenue
Mrs. Vermillion
Messrs
John Lair Fred Volkert
W. O H. Greeg
Win, Ochiltree
A. FE. Barrows
Dye
W. O J. Porter
McNutt
Harry Hall
Cooley and Ronan Nuptials Told in Baptist Parsonage
The marriage of Wheo Cooley and Miss Miugate Ronan was solemnized at the Baptist church parsonage with Rev. Ho EL Wilson officiating. A reception followed at Fayette street. the couple will live with Miss Ronan's parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheo Marrik
Miugate Ronan
Park Cooley
the Baptist Church
Ho EL Wilson
Fayette Street
Ronan
Prof. Ronan
Yanks
Watson Stands Firm Against Ship Subsidy
Washington report says Representative James E. Watson and several colleagues resist a favorable committee report on the ship subsidy bill. Pressure mounts from subsidy advocates as President Roosevelt and other officials urge support, with Watson vowing to stay firm and oppose a report this session. Speaker Cannon commends Watson’s stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Committee On Merchant Marine and Fisheries
House Ecalandar
James E. Watson
Rosevelt
Watson
Cannon
Indiana
Hve
East Connersville Resident Regents From Illness Returns Son
George Cline, aged resident of East Connersville, was stricken yesterday with a sinking chill but recovery came with prompt medical aid. His son James L. returned from Santa Cruz, California after years apart. Miss Bess Spirka hosted the Clio club outing with twenty five ladies in a basket dinner ride to Sparka grove southeast of the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pritchett
Young
Hassett
Brieles
Lish
Bentonville
Alquina
Whitewater Park
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Americans
Columbus, Ohio
George Cline
Connersville
James L
Santa Cruz
California
Bess Spirka
Clio
Takean
Twentieth Anniversary Celebrated by Mr and Mrs Melhorn
Mondas Evening News reports Mr and Mrs Charles Melhorn celebrated their twentieth wedding anniversary at their home 617 West 5th Street. About eighty guests attended the formal reception with a punch service by Miss Pearl Jeffries and Mr Glen Norris, a heart shaped ice cream service, carnation favors, and gifts of cut glass and silver indicating high regard from friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Melhorn
Weat 5H
Melham
C. Oc, Ackerman
H. EK. Jeffries
Pres Norris
M Lhorn
Mrs. Melhorn
Accident Comprises Elderly Woman Near Milton
An 82 year old woman, Mrs Martha Waltz, suffered a severe jar while attempting to get out of bed two miles east of Milton. Doctors believe no bones are broken though she was badly shaken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Waltz
Milton
Martin Wagner Returns From Laurel Visit
Martin Wagner came back from Laurel after spending several days with his relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Wagner
Laurel
His
Parente
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