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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1906
Page
3
A local tinshop announces weekly Saturday presence in a tinshop upstairs north of Hilton House Barn. It advertises tin and galvanized roofing and spouting, Valley tin and ridge roll, pumps in stock, well work, and Perkins windmills with reasonable prices and prompt, neat service. Contact phone No. 21.
The piece argues against Taggart resigning as Democratic chair, noting his past gambling business and defending his current character while criticizing newspapers for political posturing. It recalls economic conservatism in 185 era as a reminder of governance norms and integrity.
Kinderhook residents were seen painting barns and making local visits on Monday and Sunday. Notable mentions include Fred Lott Bert Caswell Jonas Greek and Mr and Mrs Geo Kugler and Logan family visiting Pleasant Lake and Lake George friends. A Kokomo factory builds an aluminum automobile for the president of Mexico.
The passage describes widespread suffering from 1895 affecting private families and all government levels. It notes soup houses fed hungry families as factories closed and demand fell despite bountiful crops. Wealthy and opportunistic bondholders profited, while many faced unemployment and frugality across cities.
The Indiana State Prison at Michigan City reports two year figures ending Oct 31 1904 showing average daily population around 795 daily net cost per inmate of 24.48 cents and earnings of about 51 thousand dollars. Officials credit non partisan management, indeterminate sentence and parole laws, new facilities, and a binding twine factory for efficiency improvements under Republican control. Warden James K Reid praised for diligence.
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