Local notices and sales at Batterton's and area events
A long list of advertisements and notices from Greensburg area businesses and residents. Items include Batterton's insect killer, moth balls, wall paper, and drugstore offerings. social visits, travel and illness updates. court, jail, and public meetings. theater and church events. and upcoming performances by the Guy Stock Co and the Dunn Douglas Stock Company.
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Batterton
the Guy Stock Co
Spilman & Bonner
T. B. Gullefer
State Board of Health
Indianapolis
Arthur McClara
Carry Hand
Florida
W. J. Gemmill
Clarksburg Bank
Louisville
Hetty Anderson
Charles Rockwood
Miss Anderson
Dunn-Douglas Stock Company
Lebanon
Rushville
Majestic Theater
Muncie
Bargain sale of kitchen stoves and range items
A local listing offers a 20 inch Born range about five years old for 15 dollars, a Kitchen Queen 18 inch oven stove in fair condition, and a 20 inch steel cook stove in good order priced around 10 dollars.
Indiana Republicans pledge platform policies and reforms
The document defends the Indiana Republican platform adopted at the state convention. It calls for local option to exclude saloons, protective tariff revision, child labor regulation, nonpartisan public administration, labor arbitration, mine safety laws, pension and mine bureau support, wage and salary safeguards, and various reforms. It also endorses Beveridge, Hemenway, Fairbanks, Nicholson, Moore, and Chaney bill-inspired measures.
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Republican Party
Republican Party of
Indiana
Congress
Beveridge
Hemenway
Charles W. Fairbanks
Nicholson
Moore
National Mine Bureau
Washington, D. C
Chaney
Bright outlook despite large end-year deficit
The piece argues a end-year deficit of fifty to sixty million dollars is due to reduced imports and domestic consumption, not Republican policy. It predicts a strong favorable trade balance, potential gold imports, and a robust treasury with accelerating prosperity and a tenfold oversubscription of a 40 million bond issue as signs of continued confidence.
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Pennsylvania Railway Company
Pennsylvania Railroad
Bryan Defends Conservatism and Silver Policy in 1906 Interview
William J. Bryan, in a London interview dated July 12, 1906, argues he remains conservative in principle, though he admits radical stances on economics. He says the silver issue has shifted due to rising gold production, endorses bimetallism, and notes no change in his opposition to corporate power, while silver’s role adjusts to new conditions.
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William J. Bryan
London
United States
Desperate Democrats Plot Against Republican Tariff Plan
The piece argues the Democratic party seeks adversity to win and will tie tariffs to every trust. It contends Democrats lack surplus issues and fear Bryan's leadership, predicting doom before nominations as they revive cries about trusts and blame Republican policy.
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Bryan
Japan Rail Nationalization Blamed for Economic Troubles
A Tokyo dispatch says Japan’s current economic woes mainly stem from railroad nationalization. The piece argues this should guide domestic advocates of government ownership of railways to heed the lesson.
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Tokyo
Japan
Also Mentioned on This Page
Biseball
Batterton’s
James Robbins
Marion
John Huber
Hugh Wickens
Martin Meek
Kingston
Madison
H. E. Rosencrans
Richmond
Frank Updike
Newport
Kentucky
John Moore
Hope Office
Columbus
Sherman P. Minear
Hal Halbrook
Chamberlian
Della McLaughlin
Margaret Draper
Marshall
North Carolina
Sheriff Biddinger
Ben Rectors Yard
Walter Hamilton
Hamilton Bros
Canning Factory
St.Vincent Hospital
Cook
Hamilton
Mayme Belle
Gertrude Crume
Miss Crume
Clyde Richey
Mr. Richey
Milroy
E. H. Shumaker
Anti-Saloon League
Civic League
Christian Church
J. J. McPherson
S. C. Bradley
Thomson
Court House
Greensburg
Evening Genius
Uniontown
W. O. Foley
Catherine
Point Marion
Foley
C. R. Scoville
Rock Island
John Deere
Amos Elkins
Shelbyville
Clyde Hazelrigg
George Mills
Marsh Thomas
Robert Miller
Franklin
Edgar Mendenhall
Bloomfield Bank
The
Ladies of the Christian Church
Hazelrigg
K. of P. Opera House
Bennett
Beach
Moores Hill
Newpoint
Roy Rybolt
Altamont
Illinois
Roy
W. P. Hann
Etta Bicourt
Rowe & Bicourt, Milliners
Colorado
Grand Lodge
George E. McKee
Charles S. McKee
L. & N. Railroad
Ezra Imlay
Alex Stevenson
Paul
Richard
Charles Zoller, Jr
Alex Porter
David Wilson
Pulse & Porter
Clarence Smith
Texas
Delhart
Mrs. Smith
James Small
Ashland
Mr. Small
Milford
Charles S. Vail
Stockwell Christian Church
Tippecanoe County
Mr. Vail
Grauate
Batterton’s Drug Store
Diamond, Putman and
Easy Dyes
Web Woodfill
Fay Corbett
Eva Cain
Standard
New York World
Easly Vanderbur
Westport
Belle DeMoss
Harris City
A. R. Beach
Charles Klein
Henry B. Harris
Lyceum Theatre
New York
Wall Street
Fifth Avenue
Foleys
IAR
Chevron
Reseda
Copenhagen
Grover McCune
Kittie Thomson
van B. McCune
Gastons
Gaston
Indiana Swine Breeders Association
Modoc
Ind
Clinton Chemical Co
Wilmington
W. T. Fargupnar
Henry & Co., Druggists
Greensburg, Or
Tyner& Stewart
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