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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1906
Page
3
A report claims some town figures are using influence to defeat ends of justice to affect other issues. The claim is deemed monstrous and unlikely, but the situation will be watched with interest as events unfold.
Beginning Dec l at the Lake Shore Kentucky will place on sale a new 1000 mile ticket at rate of 25 dollars with a 5 dollar rebate, some interchangeable with other roads. Travel interests served best by purchasing these tickets. talk with the Lake Shore ticket agent about it.
The Rev Irl RR Hicks resumes his well known Almanac for 1907 now ready for sale by newsdealers or sent postpaid for 25 cents. Word and Work Publishing Co. of St Louis distributes the publication from 2001 Locust Street. One Almanac accompanies every subscription and the magazine is advertised as one of America's best dollar monthlies.
Low rates to Buffalo on Nov 29 and 300 tickets from Lake Shas Ky to Buffalo at low rates with return by Dec 5. Also Lake Shore Ry offers excursion tickets to Chicago good for return until Dec 10.
A revised timetable affects Lake Shore Ry daily service from Chicago on main line. Train No 47 will pass Hillsdale at 9 07 pm, connecting with Fort Wayne train No 459. Changes take effect November 2.
In a Philadelphia address Governor Hanly defends Indiana’s humane, science‑based care for the insane, deaf, and dependent, detailing new cottages, a planned $1 million institution, a separate girls’ industrial school, and an epileptic village. He frames reform as nonpartisan, with merit as the sole criterion for appointments and a shift away from spoils.
A historical report details cost savings in charitable institutions from 1891 to 1908, noting per capita reductions and total maintenance savings of 326 157.17, enabling the justifications for the girls' industrial school. It praises abolition of contract labor, expansion of state trade schools, a school of letters, and a kinder twine plant to benefit farmers and inmates.
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