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Greensburg Standard

Location

Greensburg, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 25, 1908

Page

3

Indiana Senate Clashes Over Committee Powers And Machine Control

Indiana politics report Democratic leaders abandon plans to name senate committees, ceding chairmanships to Republicans while maintaining Democratic members. Contests over state office results appear deflated, with Burt New declining a contested race. Republican floor leadership debates feature Hanly allies and young figures like Elliott, Greiger, and Ellicott, as machine influence dictates speaker choices.

Indianapolis Senate Kistler McCullough Stotsenberg Burt New North Vernon Supreme and Appellate Courts New House Gus, Greiger Hanna Richard Ellicott South Bend L. K. Babcock Topeka Hanly Babcock Insurance Greiger Legislative Visitation Commission Elliott Cherokee Strip Democratic Party Thomas Honan Seymour Honan Stokes Jackson L. Ert Slack Wells Garrard Strickland Faulkner Coble Smith Frank Kistler Logansport Evan Stotsenberg New Albany Kern B. F. Shively United States Senate Shively Denison Crawford Fairbanks Terre Haute Joe Bell Denver Bryan Indiana Edward G. Hoffman Fort Wayne Steve Fleming Fort Wyne Hoffman John E. Lamb G. V. Menzies Mt. Vernon Ohio River R. G. Tucker

New Regulations Grading City Carriers Effective 1909

Postmaster Braden reports a Washington issued grading system for all local post office staff and city carriers. The scheme assigns demerit points for insubordination intoxication or smoking on duty mishandling mail missed collections and poor mail handling accuracy. Appearance on duty and proper mail sorting affect overall grade and potential penalties.

Braden Postoffice Department Washington United States

Tourist Club Meeting Before Year’s End

The Tourist Club met with Mr and Mrs Bert Morgan on North Street Monday evening. Dr Curtis Bland spoke on Government Quarantine Inspection and how over one million immigrants are admitted yearly. He described the Marine Hospital’s role in eradicating yellow fever and other diseases. H H Meant discussed immigrant distribution and quality. He noted half the total lodged in New York and Pennsylvania. Mrs Clarence Eward sang. Christina Flint Phoebe Bently Helen Coles played piano. Mildred Conquest recited. Next meeting is January 11 with Mr and Mrs Dwight Murphy, then Z T Sweeney will speak at the Braden home.

Bert Morgan North Street Curtis Bland Marine Hospital H. H. Meant New York Pennsylvania Clarence Eward Christina Flint Phoebe Bently Helen Coles Mildred Conquest Dwight Murphy Z. T. Sweeney Columbus L. D. Braden

County Council Grants Appropriations and Resignation

The county council met to grant general expenses for 1908 totaling 1866.64 and borrowed 25 from the school fund for courthouse improvements. A 3900 special appropriation funded a local option law election. Gib Updike submitted his resignation from the council and posted a bond to become county commissioner after year’s start.

Court House Gib Updike

Johnston and Pfeiffer Tie The Knot In West Washington Home

W S Johnston and Miss Lena Pfeiffer were married Sunday evening at Johnston's West Washington street home. Rev Fichter performed the ceremony. The couple left for a wedding trip to St Louis. Johnston is a longtime Independent Telephone Company employee. The bride has long been part of the Johnston household. The Standard joins friends in best wishes.

W. S. Johnston Lena Pfeiffer Mr. Johnston West Washington Street

Seventeen Day Meeting Converts In Burney Methodist Church

The Rev. F. M. Westhafer conducted a seventeen day revival in Burney Indiana yielding several accessions to the Methodist church. When the Methodist meetings closed the Rev. Mr. Odel of the Baptist church began a two week series resulting in twenty five Baptist converts.

Burney Ind F. M. Westhafer Odel Baptist Church Indianapolis News

I. and C. Traction Line Time Table Arrive and Depart

The I and C Traction Line announces the Greensburg Express with limited service to Shelbyville. Schedule details include arrival and departure times and information on the new phone line 600.

Greensburg Shelbyville

Osteopathic Physician Dr J B Kinsinger in Greensburg Indiana

Dr J B Kinsinger osteopathic physician announces practice in Hamilton Block Greensburg Indiana. He notes healing methods yield results when old methods fail and offers free consultation. Office hours 9 to 4 on Tuesdays and Saturdays and phone number 433. He is a graduate of the American School of Osteopathy Kirksville Missouri.

American School of Osteopathy Kirksville Hamilton Block Greensburg Ind

Knights of Pythias District Meeting Set at Edinburg

The Knights of Pythias Fifteenth District will hold a district meeting in Edinburg on Tuesday January 12. District deputy D E Farr of Edinburg presides over the event. District counties include Johnson Bartholomew Shelby and Decatur.

Knights of Pythias Edinburg D. E. Farr Johnson, Bartholomew Shelby Decatur

Family Reunion Held At Dickerson Home

Today the Dicker son family holds a reunion at Misses Kate and Dora Dickersons home on East North street. Will Dicker son of Goshen New York joins John Dickerson and wife of Memphis Tennessee and Charles Dobyns with wife and daughter Mary of Brookville for a daylong gathering and a noon Christmas dinner.

Dickerson Kate Dora Dickerson East North Street Will Dickerson Goshen New York John Dickerson Memphis Tennessee Charles Dobyns Mary Brookville

Death at Home Claims Henry Emerich at 86

Henry Emerich aged eighty six died after a short illness at the I. O. O. F. Home at 4 o'clock Monday evening. He belonged to Harmon Sledge No. 199 Richmond and was among the first guests at the Home. The body was taken to Richmond for burial.

Henry Emerich Harmon Sledge Richmond

Where Bullets Flew

David Parker of Fayette New York a Civil War veteran who lost a foot at Gettysburg praises Electric Bitters saying they cured his stomach trouble and keep him strong He bought the remedy at F M Henry and Co drug store for 5 cents

David Parker Fayette, N. Y Gettysburg F. M. Henry & Co

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Hall Jority House of Indiana General Assembly Will R. Wood Lafayette Taggart Slack John Kern Kern and Council Johnston-Pfeiffer J. B. Kinsinger Osteopathic Garriage L. W. Dickinson Monfort Main Chase & Sanborn’s Coffees Beaucleve Som Pan
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