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Newspaper
Greensburg Standard
Location
Greensburg, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1902
Page
4
The Standard celebrates a Greensburg Christmas number in Barnhart Bros. Spindler type with an art cover. It thanks Greensburg merchants for space and urges readers to patronize home stores to keep dollars local and boost holiday trade.
Richardson declares the Crumpacker resolution an attack on Southern representation. He says the Democratic House leader does not go far enough and this targets disfranchised citizenship in the South.
Indiana sheriffs gathered in Indianapolis and announced fee reductions driven by prosperity. They claim sheriff sales remain an American industry not aided by Republican legislation.
Two Knox county Populists hold the controlling stake in a newly chartered interurban railway with capital stock of 3100,000. The article notes Republican backing aiding their shift away from plutocrats and corporations.
The editor of Libertas in Manila was convicted of libel after confessing that he lied about General Bell stealing rice and breadstuffs profits in Batangas and Mindoro. Prosecutions are criticized by anti imperialists as suppression of press freedom.
Former President Cleveland laments a democracy in fighting trim while the Democratic minority in the House clashes over a $50,000 appropriation to fund the anthracite strike commission. They aired their battle internally, following long standing party precedent.
Census data show nearly six million farms with 841 million acres, over 415 million acres improved. More than half the nation lives on farms, with agriculture value near five billion dollars in 1899. Indian corn leads crops, followed by hay, cotton, wheat and oats, while animal output and dairy push totals higher. This prosperity highlights farming as a major national strength.
Indianapolis reports show Republicans likely to push reapportionment and possibly separate the woman's prison and girls' industrial school. Most talk centers on primaries reform, voting machines, and the governor's message. the session is anticipated to bring several wealthy, conservative lawmakers and a calm start after Christmas.
Oscar Judson Harding son of James L. and Eliza Harding born near Newpoint Indiana March 5 1876 died December 11 1902 aged 26 years 9 months and 6 days. Mourning by father brothers and friends. Quotations praise his honesty piety and kindness. The piece reflects religious sentiment and farewell to loved ones in glory. MorG HAMILTON price sale notice follows.
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