Ideals: Retained In Power By Honest Public Confidence
Hon J J Esch argues the Republican party deserves another vote of confidence in November. He cites Union preservation, gold standard, Cuban independence, anti trust laws, military triumphs, fiscal surplus, Panama Canal work, and Hepburn act as record of governance. He dismisses Democratic claims and predicts a workable GOP House majority.
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John J. Esch
Congress
Wisconsin
Republican Party
Union
Hawaiian Islands
Pacific
Cuba
Porto Rico
Philippines
Russia
Japan
Republic of Panama
French Canal Company
Panama Canal
Republican Strength and Voter Loyalty asserted
The piece argues that Republican success is assured regardless of the candidate, claiming little risk of defection from Black voters or labor groups. It notes wage cuts and unemployment breed discontent but cannot sway the outcome.
Liability Bill Signed By Roosevelt For Rail Carriers
President Roosevelt signs the liability bill after Attorney General Bona parte approves its constitutionality. The act makes railroads and other interstate carriers liable for employee injury or death caused by carrier negligence or defective equipment. It applies in territories DC Panama Canal zone and other U S possessions. The act bars waivers and allows insurance or indemnity credits. Lawsuits must start within two years.
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Roosevelt
Bonaparte
Territories
District of Columbia
Panama Canal Zone
United States
Attorney General
Supreme Court
Roosevelt on Labor and the Case for Justice
President Roosevelt expresses a balanced program to support farmers and workers while insisting on adherence to law. He endorses both unions and corporations when fair, pledges government action against abuses, and aims to curb power misuse by any party.
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President Roosevelt
Local option plank earns applause in Republican platform
The Greensburg Standard notes the party supports county by county local option. The platform aligns with the Anti-Saloon League plan to make Indiana a dry state within three more years.
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Anti-Saloon League
Indiana
Greensburg Standard
Surveyor Bruce Craig and Assessor Henry C Snell
Bruce Craig is named surveyor and Henry C Snell is named assessor in the official records. The items list their positions in the local government roster and reflect appointments or confirmations. The document preserves the names and titles for archival reference.
Cost of Building A Creamery
The U S Department of Agriculture reports creameries in the United States vary in success due to cow supplies, organization, and costs. A 28 by 48 foot building ranges from 800 to 1400 dollars, with hand separator setups around 1200 dollars and whole milk plants near 1850 dollars. Total costs span 2000 to 4250 dollars, depending on refrigeration and labor costs. The department offers plans and machinery lists on request from the Dairy Division in Washington, D C.
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United States
United States Department of Agriculture
Whih Taiy
Department of Agriculture
Dairy Division
Washington, D. C
Whooping Cough Remedy Endorsed by Parents in Michigan
Mrs. A Goss of Durand Michigan recounts her daughter's whooping cough case and approves Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as recommended by Mr Lane of Hartland. Batterton's drug store sells the product.
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Lane
Hartland
Chamberlain
A. Goss
Durand
Michigan
Batterton’s
Death of Mrs Sallie Taylor at Clarksburg
Mrs Sallie Taylor died Saturday evening at her daughter Ed Tarplee's home in Clarksburg. She leaves four children Mrs Taplee, Mrs Allen Davis of Colorado Springs Colorado, Mrs Larkin Wal tis, and Clay Taylor in California. Funeral held Monday afternoon. She was very old and had been in ill health for some time.
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Sallie Taylor
Ed Tarplee
Clarksburg
Taplee
Allen Davis
Colorado Springs
Colorado
Larkin Wal Tis
Clay Taylor
California
French Strawberry Shortcake Recipe Card
Instructions for a dessert begin with one egg one teaspoon sugar one teaspoon butter three tablespoons milk one teaspoon baking powder and flour to stiffen. Roll half an inch thick bake in a deep cake pan. Fill with sweetened strawberries. Top with stiffly beaten sweetened egg white frosting.
Local option battle over saloon policy in Indiana
The Democratic platform backs city ward local option leaving saloons in many cities against voter will. Brewers favor the plank while opposing county local option. The South Bend Times cites the Anti-Saloon League and Prohibition party, noting League activity and growing temperance sentiment in Indiana counties and townships.
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Monticello
South Bend Times
Anti-Saloon League
Prohibition Party
League
Indiana
Cured dysentery with a remedy from Wolcott druggist
An honored town citizen suffered a severe dysentery attack. He trusted Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy after hearing of its use in the West. M. J. Leach, a Wolcott druggist, reports a prompt cure and Batterton's drug store now stocks the remedy.
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Chamberlain
M. J. Leach
Wolcott, VI
Batterton
Letts Stables Adds Noted Roan Trotting Stallion
Letts Stables owner Jacob Black of Letts adds a three year old 16 hand roan trotting stallion weighing 1100 pounds from Jay Bird 60 dam Lizzie O. by George Simmons, bred by William Adams of Cynthiana Kentucky. The horse, bought by Black, is one of the best bred trotters to Decatur county and insured for 15 dollars.
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Jay Bird
Lizzie O
George Simmons
William Adams
Cynthiana
Kentucky
Mr. Black
Decatur County
Dewey
Merry Tom
C. D. Wilson
Canton
Illinois
Ray Henry 2d
Eilert
Old Letts Corner
Prince McCord the fine young jack at Lexington sale
Prince McCord a fine young jack about 15 hands high, sired by Dr. McCord and a half brother of General Wood 80 the U S champion jack. Bred by J. F. Cook & Co Lexington Kentucky. Ten dollars to insure.
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Dr. McCord
General Wood 80
Jack
United States
J. F. Cook & Co
Lexington
Kentucky
Imported German Coach Horse and Thoroughbreds Offered for Stud
Advertisement details several stallions including the Black Percheron Farri and the Gambrel line Roadster Decoration with racing records and breeding claims. Offers insure a living colt for 10 to 15 dollars, listing owners W. A. Jones and James B. Clark of Greensburg Indiana.
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Satan
Farri
Madison Square Garden
Chicago
International
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Farris
W. A Jones
Rushville
Gambrel
Gambretta Wilkes
Mary A
Legal Tender. Jr
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Scott
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William O. Barnard
Albert W. Phillips
Jethro C. Meek
Oscar B. Trimble
Lindsey C. Jackson
Bruce Craig
T. B. Gullefer
Frank Alexander
William G. Updike
Washington Township
Will C. Ehrhardt
Henry C. Snell
Letts Stables
Jacob Black
Letts
Prince McCord
Germany
Fairview
Clarkburg
Burgess
Mohawk
Locust Lawn
Mohawk, Jr
Glen Water
Kate Corben
Are Mammoth, Jr
Tom
Bob Lee
Kickoper
Mogul
Compromise
Black Sampson
James B. Clark
R. R
Greensburg, Ind
Independent ’Phone
Clarksburg Exchange
Pulse & Porter
Union Trust Company
Greensburg, Indiana
Walter W. Bonner
J. H. Christian
W. H. Robbins
Chas. Zoller, Sr
James M. Woodfill
James B. Lathrop
Frank Robbins
Isaac Sefton
Barrington Boyd
Studebaker
New England
Corbett & Rohe
Anauares Ae
Secre Eees
Stemoran
Indianapolis
Wren Bae
E, J
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