Braden and Rogers Appointed County Officials
Braden and Rogers named to EpbiTor and manager roles for one year. Terms specify one year in county and one year out of county with a payment of 1.25 to 1.50 if not paid in advance.
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Newspaper
Greensburg Standard
Location
Greensburg, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1906
Page
2
Braden and Rogers named to EpbiTor and manager roles for one year. Terms specify one year in county and one year out of county with a payment of 1.25 to 1.50 if not paid in advance.
Wealth magnate J Pierpont Morgan plans a significant investment in a Chicago street railway project, signaling confidence in urban transit expansion and economic growth for the region. The announcement highlights Morgan's ongoing pattern of backing major city infrastructure initiatives.
The article notes Congress in its current mood will avoid a session extended by days of strong external pressures. It emphasizes caution and a preference for limiting debates and legislative exposure under mounting influence.
Over the last year two cases showed a pattern of transgressions by senators. Observers note the conduct and calls for accountability in legislative ethics.
Readers in Washington thrill over the rate bill and spot a curious reverse spelling clue. The playful question emerges as observers note that rail mad reads backward as dam liar.
For a chance, Kentucky ought to grant Calep Powers a trial by a jury selected in the ordinary way. The twelve Democrat panel has become monotonous.
A political prompt questions whether a Democratic figure will align with Bryan or join Tom Taggart’s parade backed by a brewery and a gambling house, implying pressure from powerful interests.
The United States moves ahead as the leading exporting nation, highlighting satisfaction with the Dingley Tariff period and its impact on global trade.
Democratic papers say tariff is the issue most Democrats can agree on. M. Cleveland rejects that view and opposes the tariff policy proposed by the Democrats during his last administration.
Some Democratic papers once eager to demand a house cleaning have shown silence after discovering there was substantial work within their own camp.
Prof John H W Bobbitt, a Confederate veteran reporting the Standard, notes Rev Mailley's address blends eloquence with masterful logic and strong patriotic sentiment. He was granted a front seat between two seasoned veterans as a courtesy.
The text credits Sena'o eme away with enabling a Standard Oil probe by the bureau of corporations. It notes oil trust interests tried to block funding in the last congress, but Indiana's junior senator secured 30,000 dollars funding through committee and floor fights to allow a thorough investigation of the trusts.
Two Indiana Republicans, Senator Albert J. Beveridge and John L. Griffiths, will give Fourth of July orations in Paris and London respectively. The piece praises Indiana for providing two able speakers for notable international celebrations and suggests the state could supply readers of the Declaration of Independence in every city and town if other capitals join the trend.
The Indiana Democrats aligned with Bryan recall Tom Taggart, the national chair, for backing Parker and Grandaddy Davis two years ago and seek to resist his influence. Critics say Taggart cannot force the rank and file to vote a ticket chosen by party bosses despite manipulation attempts.
Memorial services in Greensburg featured G A R W A C S of V and schoolchildren decorating graves with flowers. Rev James Mailley gave an hour and a half oration on soldiers in history praising patriotism and future world peace.
R A Gray of Oakline Indiana narrates a decade confined to his bed by a kidney disease. After exhausting top medical care with no relief, he credits Koles's Kidney Cure as a Godsend and notes it is sold by J H Batterton.
A long list shows transfers of lots and lands in Greensburg Milford Clarksburg Westport and surrounding areas. Names include Nelson Mowrey Emma Hockersmith Elizabeth Evans Benjamin Hamilton Morgan Born Elizabeth Hahn John Griffin Catherine Forsythe and others with prices ranging from 20 to 4 000 and multiple township locations noted.
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