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Newspaper
Indiana Democrat
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1900
Page
4
The piece laments a barren week and condemns both Cuban governance classes. It argues officials over there should either teach us or be jailed, asserting no reason for either class to remain in Cuba.
A blistering column by Charley Kerler in the Blairsville Courier mocks Indiana's Pawnee Bill visit and Buffalo Bill rumors. Readers note his excited notes on red lemonade, beer clubs, and Blairsville's imagined fame, with references to local figures Tom Hildebrand and Billy Daugherty.
Farmers from across Pennsylvania press Governor Stone to oust Hamilton and dismiss key Dairy and Food Commission staff. They accuse Hamilton of failing to enforce laws, warn of illegal butter traffic, and demand reform or legislative confrontation, asserting the Governor must act or be seen as allied with the Clean Trust.
Andrew J Palm laments congressional misuse of U S funds for Porto Rico and attacks Republican hypocrisy in imperial policy. He rips broom corn trust tactics and tariff protections while praising Michigan court rulings on rail fares. He criticizes McKinley era policy, praises Gen Otis and Gen Bell, and lauds John Wanamaker for integrity and anti Quay efforts in Pennsylvania politics.
In Columbus Mr Sheets, current Attorney General of Hanna and McKinley, named Mr 8 M Bennett as special counsel to aid cases against trusts. Bennett is Bonnett’s brother in law. Governor Nash must approve the appointment, which Elanna has ordered withheld. The McKinley director-general opposes prosecutors of monopolies. A Cuban listener expresses elation over defalcations, comparing Weyler’s rule to the day.
Indiana Pa June 4 1900 Treasurer announces locations and times for tax collection of County Special and Dog Tax for year 1900. List includes Jayne Isaac Kinter House Nickle s Mills Grant Eleection House and many townships with July dates and hours.
John Lower a well known traveling salesman in southern Pennsylvania declares for Bryan. A Republican figure in Adams county, he once supported McKinley as an elector but now says he will vote for Bryan and sticks to that decision. Indications point to more conversions as the convention ends and McKinleyites seek shelter from the rain.
Pretoria faces a setback to liberty as Kruger falls while Kathy stocks gain momentum in London markets. The contrast highlights regional financial risk amid political shifts.
Loaysley argues that to govern the Boer with consent is proper and urges upholding Lincoln’s maxim without exception. An advertisement promotes Casearets as health aid, claiming benefits for digestion and relief from headaches and constipation, available at all druggists.
The Pennsylvania Railroad announces excursion tickets to Philadelphia from all lines at a special rate for the Republican National Convention. Tickets valid for travel from June 15 to June 26, with round trip fare at 50 cents, inclusive. sale and use dates specified for the event in Philadelphia.
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