Indiana Democrat publication details remain unclear
The Indiana Democrat is a Wednesday published newspaper by MCCRAN J Publisting Company, located at 23 Chuck Street, Indiana, with a stated Democratic leaning. Circulation noted at over 1,500, post office second class matter status, and listed contact by Bell telephone.
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Indiana Democrat
McCran J Publisting Company
Chuck Street
Indiana
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Tly Democratic
Bell
Subscription terms and renewal policy
The paper charges 1000 dollars per year in advance and 1.50 per year for non prepaid renewals. It will continue to be mailed to subscribers until a definite order to discontinue is received and all arrears are paid in full.
Advertising Rates and Legal Notice Fees Text
Advertising rates listed for administrators executors auditors and dissolution notices at 3 dollars each. Other legal advertisements 2.50 per inch with 25 percent extra for figures and tables. Tsiray and caution notices 2 dollars each. AW resolutions obituary notices and poetry priced at three fonts per line. Cash must accompany the order.
Wall Street Frenzy Provokes Panic Across Nation
Indiana Democrat notes Wall Street’s “fit” over a rate bill, dismissing its impact on the wider economy while predicting steady crops, travel, and demand. Missouri Democrats at St Louis dinner hear Gov. Folk outline 1912 presidential bid, urging reform, anti-corruption, state rights, and direct election of senators.
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Wall Street
Johnstown
Washington
Republican Party
Mr. Folk
Folk
Western Hemisphere
United States
No Flag On The Sea Ship Subsidy Fallacy
A critical look at American ship subsidies argues tariffs ruin shipbuilding and drive Americans to foreign ships. Tariff policy discourages profitability, while Britain’s free port strategy boosted its fleet. Professors and industry voices say subsidies fail to revive mercantile marine.
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Sperry
Americana
Cairman
Shipping and Harbor Committee
New York Chamber of Commerce
United States
Welding Ming
Chamber
America
New York Herald
England
Epi
Poe
Mirus
Robert Eilis Thompsson
Benthane
Free Trade and American Shipping Debate
The article argues that subsidies would depress exports and imports, harming shipping. England is cited as a major trading partner, with 1903 imports and 580 million exports. It claims only free trade in ships and materials will revive American shipping, citing Russell Ren and Henry George. An administrator notice for Margaret Uncapher is listed, calling creditors to present claims.
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England
Eingland
Russell Ren
M. P
America
Henry George
Thoman Bcas Logy
N. Hf
TC Tomab
Margaret Uncapher
Homer City
the Savings & Trust CO
Indiana
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