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Newspaper
Indiana Democrat
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1907
Page
3
Harry W. Wilson, J. O. Clark, D. B. Taylor, H. E. Clark, J. L. Nix are listed among participants in the upcoming municipal gathering. The slate includes several familiar residents and civic volunteers.
The Indiana Democrat presents subscription terms at 1.00 per year in advance, with other rates for BLT, legal advertisements, estray notices, and obituaries. It notes its address at 38 Church Street Indiana PA, phone, and that it is a second class matter publication with mailing to subscribers until canceled.
The piece questions the Democratic nomination process, suggesting Judge Harmon of Ohio as a potential dark horse, and discusses whether he or Bryan could unite the party. It notes wheat prices rising 30 percent after a year of losses despite tariff protection, and questions Republican claims of prosperity.
Governor Stuart signed a broad slate of measures on Saturday June 1 including the Mesta anti bucketshop law and the Tustin pure food act. The trolley eminent domain and Pahey street railway bills also passed with conditions. The ordinance restricts telegraph and telephone messages and ties eminent domain to landowner signatures. The Pratt measure and venue changes in civil cases were among other signed bills affecting railroads and litigation.
A passage notes bills signed covering trolley regulation equal to steam rail, plus measures to kill dogs without collar tags, raise juror pay from two to two fifty daily and witnesses from one to one fifty, authorize boroughs to seize private land for a filter plant, and repeal a Mercer county hawking act.
The Thrice-a-Week World promotes global news coverage and fair political reporting. It highlights serial fiction and a special price offer with the Indiana Democrat, sharing one year for 1.65 dollars, compared to the two-paper value of 2.00 dollars.
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