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Newspaper
Greensburg Standard
Location
Greensburg, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1903
Page
4
New Greensburg court house praised by locals and lawmakers
In Greensburg, readers learn the city council granted the Main street electric line a 35 year free franchise. Headlines note a Kentucky Republican candidate for governor and critique Bryan’s residence, while Senator Davis and John W Kern surface as Democratic prospects. A tramp with hidden cash provokes commentary on Republican prosperity.
Britain’s shift to tariffs tied to revenue after protectionist growth
The text argues Britain pursued protection for centuries to build industries and only then adopted a revenue tariff. It claims the government ignored free trade to favor internal development and believed Britain’s commercial supremacy would prompt global policy alignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Hoosier Statesman Pushes Tariff as Next Campaign Issue
An Indianapolis Sentinel interviewee declares tariff policy must be the central issue in the upcoming campaign. Others also cite tariff, arguing it is the sole approach to a clear party distinction and that history shows a cycle of abandoning issues and returning to a party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Sentinel
Gowdy’s Paris post earns wide praise from Indiana
The Indianapolis Sentinel highlights Democratic views yet praises Jack Gowdy, former Republican leader, as consul general in Paris. Indiana critics note Gowdy’s popularity and express welcome for his long tenure, while hoping for his safe homecoming with wife and daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack’' Gowdy
Republican State Committee
United States
Paris
Gowdy
Greenfield Republican
Pension statistics show surviving veterans and widows listed
The pension rolls include three Revolutionary widows and three daughters, one War of 1812 survivor, and 1817 widows. Notable names span Hanna Barrett of Boston, Rhoda Thompson of Woodbury, and Hiram Cronk of Ava. The document notes deaths of two pensioners, and reports 6,828 Mexican War survivors and 728,100 Civil War soldiers on rolls, with overall rising totals despite rising deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanna Barrett
Boston
Mass
Noah Harrod
Rhoda Augusta Thompson
Woodburry
Conn
Thaddeus Thompson
John Lamb
New York
Sarah C. Hurlbutt
Litthemarsh
Elijah Weeks
Massachusetts
Ester S. Damen
Plymouth Union
Noah Damen
Nancy Jones
Jonesboro
Tenn
Darling Jones
North Carolina
John Sevier
Tennessee
Rebecca Mayo
Newbern
Stephen Mayo
Virginia
Susanna Chadwick
Elihu Chadwick
Emporium
Mary Snead
Parksley
Bowdoin Snead
Daniel F. Bakeman
Freedom
Cattaraugus County
Hiram Cronk
Ava
Oneida County
Pension Office
Grand Army of the Republic
San Francisco
Congress
Industrial Peace at Chicago
Chicago leaders moved toward conciliation and arbitration to boost economic conditions and the citys commercial stature. The Chicago Federation of Labor denounced strikes as a weapon against capital, while radicals were swept aside. Public opinion support was urged to sustain the unions cause as a principle declaration was adopted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Federation of Labor
D. M. Parry
National Manufacturers’ Association
Federation of Labor
Federation
The Purpose of Law and Its Limits
The piece argues law cannot moralize men yet can curb crime when leaders are incorruptible. Law does not reform by itself but secures justice and protects the vulnerable, with gospel and home as reformers. It likens law to Paris green killing vermin and notes enforcement via contracts and suits. Bring in your job work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris Green
Traction Franchise Granted for Greensburg Main Street Line
At Greensburg city council, the ordinance granting a thirty five year franchise to the Indianapolis Shelbyville and Southeastern Traction Co was passed unanimously after amendments. The plan calls for two tracks on Main Street, repairs to space between rails, and 18 inches of clearance each side. Tracks will align with street grade, freight depot near the public square, with service to Shelbyville within two years and operation within one year. Zoller Jr has secured rights for about eighteen miles, with two more miles to follow. work to begin next month, with expected opening before January 1, 1904.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis, Shelbyville & Southeastern Traction Co
F. M. Thomson
R. C. Light
Fletcher Innes
Indianapolis
Shelbyville
Charles Zoller, Jr
Traction
H. C. Skillman
Main Street
Here
Partlel
Big Four
West Main Shert
Greensburg
Neglected Grave of General Arthur St. Clair Appears
The grave of General Arthur St. Clair lies in Greensburg Pennsylvania under a modest stone in an abandoned cemetery used as town refuse. The inscription laments the country’s ingratitude to a revolutionary soldier who led campaigns against Indian forces and sheltered in his later years. The Daughters of the Revolution may push to move his remains to a proper burial site with a fitting monument.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur St. Clair
Northwest
Greensburg
Daughters of the Revolution
Dayton
Ohio
Armour fertilizer and phosphates advertised for sale
Consumers are urged to name their analysis and prices that competitors cannot meet for Armour’s complete line of high grade animal matter fertilizers and phosphates. John M. Redington of Wisconsin promises to provide prices before purchase. Also promoting maps for immediate purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armour
John M. Redington
S. Doles
K P Memorial Service in Greensburg church
The Presbyterian church hosted the annual Knights of Pythias memorial, Greensburg Lodge 148 led the program with organ, solos, and an address by Hon. Frank B. Shutts. After services, ritualistic burials at South Park cemetery honored Dr. W. H. Wooden and lodge members, with many graves listed by locality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian
K. of P. Order
Greensburg Lodge
Kendall
Adaline Zoller
R. H. Dunaway
Will Montfort
Clarence Eward
Dwight Murphy
Harry Mount
G. H. Murphy
F. B. Shutts
W. D. Starr
Frank B. Shutts
Aurora
Shutts
Justus Rethbone
South Park Cemetery
Arthur Lowe
W. C. Pulse
W. H. Wooden
Greensburg Lodge No
Samuel Logan
D. L. Scobey
George Huntelrive
Frank Barnes
Harry O. Matthews
John L. Dobyns
Scott Coles
Thomas J. Powell
C. F. Belser
Will Riley
Sardinia
F. M. Crise
Charles McConnell
Westport
Benjamin Thodson
Otto Zeigler
Shelbyville
J. C. Clouds
Connersville
Dorus Vanausdal
Anderson
J. D. White
Pendletont
Frank Golf
St. Paul
Folowing
McClelland Eubank
Adams
Will Martin
Mt. Pleasant
J. W. Meroberts
Ashville
Long Service of Dr Chaffee in the Ministry
The Reverend John G. Chaffee began ministry in 1895 serving in Wilmington. He held numerous charges in Indiana including Madison, St Johns, Lawrenceburg, Greensburg, Shelbyville and Indianapolis, and was presiding elder for Madison and Jeffersonville districts. At the 1895 conference in Indianapolis he attained 44 years in active ministry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G. Chafffee
Wilmington
Lartford
Onulo County
Indianapolis
Shelbyville
Rising Sun
Aurora
Wesley Chapel
Madison
Lawrenceburg
Wall Street
Jeffersonville
Connersville
Greensburg
Brookville
College Corner
Maplewood
Palestine
Mapleton
Laurel
Washington
Central Avenue Church
Indiana State Institutions Population Figures
Indiana state institutions census shows the population on April 30 for the two preceding years. The report details totals by facility, highlighting shifts in inmate counts and capacity utilization across the system.
Electric Bitters Promise Quick Relief for Upset Stomach
A promotional notice claims nervousness sleeplessness and stomach upsets signal revolt and trouble. Electric Bitters will tone the stomach regulate kidneys and bowels stimulate the liver and purify the blood. It promises benefits for run down systems and guarantees satisfaction or refund by Grover and Bonner druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grover
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Kentucky
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Pension Statistics
Industrial Peace
Southeastern Traction CO
Ter City
K. of P. Memorial
Dr Chaffee
Indiana
Central Hospital For
Northern Hospital For
Beens
Eastern Hospital For
Neeete
Southern Hospital For Insane Soldier's Home
Soldiers and Sailors Orphans Home
Agi Institution For
Institution For
School
Woman's Prison
Industrial School
Tadiana
Ee Ee Aa Weber Eet
BR. G. Schultz & CO
West Maintreet
BIG Four Hotel
C. Welcher
Prop
West Srpee Square
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Alex A. Foley
Geene
Embry & Go
Live Stock Commission
Cincinnati Union Stock Yards
Long
West
Model Grocery
David Powell
Square
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