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Newspaper
Indiana Democrat
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1901
Page
4
The HHH DRMOGART ta published every Wednesday morning by DasporaT Vunntsing Com Jant is claimed as the only Democratic newspaper in Koidlama county Cheake for nearly 1,500. It lists term costs at THRMS-F1 per year with atricity in advance.
Interred as second class matter at the Post Office in Indiana. The fragment notes mailing and publication details for a 1901 notice issued by an Indiana Democrat in June.
The Downes decision declares the Constitution supreme only in the states, allowing Congress to impose tariffs on territories like Porto Rico Hawaii Alaska and the Philippines. The ruling suggests new possessions are outside constitutional reach unless Congress extends it, a view opposed by several justices as contrary to Marshall and national sovereignty. A Pan-American Exposition excursion notice follows with varied rail rates and schedules.
Washington letter notes sugar and tobacco trusts pressuring McKinley to reject a free trade proclamation for Porto Rico under the Foraker Act. It cites Russia's tariff retaliation, Industry Commission affidavits on Standard Oil, and quotes Senator Jones and Representative Clayton on Philippines policy, Negro voting, and Southern representation.
A renewed denunciation of Pennsylvania's corrupt secretive administration highlights widespread distrust in the executive and judiciary. Clergy and leading papers condemn the Harrisburg legislature and Philadelphia governance as depraved, urging accountability as calls for reform rise across the state.
In strong rhetoric a speaker criticizes the Democratic Party for being bought by Republicans in the current Legislature. The text laments the party's condition yet asserts it must provide the numbers and resolve to overthrow traitors and plunderers.
A distorted verse riddle describes a wife Dorothy as small yet weighty when she glances. The narrator, claiming a near two hundred pound presence, warns against delay as a crooking finger signals immediate action. The lines blend playful metaphor with a domestic scene.
The Buffalo Rochester and Pittsburg Railway announces starting June 1 special reduced Pan-American Exposition fares from Punxsutawney to Buffalo. Season Tourist Tickets $8.50 round trip until Oct 31. 15 day limits. Exposition tickets $7.10 round trip for 7 days. special excursion tickets $5.60 with 7 days limit. Tuesdays only sale at 50 cents. Tickets valid on all regular trains to Buffalo before midnight Thursday after sale. Consult company agents for timetables and details.
The Pennsylvania Railroad offered excursion tickets to Detroit for the National Educational Association meeting July 8 to 12, 1901. Tickets from all lines were one fare round trip plus $2, with sale July 6 and return valid through July 15, extended to September 1 upon deposit and a 60 cent fee.
The Pennsylvania Railroad lists sixteen day summer excursions from Pittsburgh to Atlantic City Cape May Ocean City Sea Isle City Anglesea Tully Key Wildwood Avalon and nearby towns with trips priced at 10 dollars from Pittsburgh and lower rates from other stations. Details and schedules available at Post Office Box 2 Pittsburgh Pa.
The New England Conservatory of Music has purchased 266 Ivers & Pond pianos since 1882 for faculty and students. Frank W. Hale, General Manager, praises durability, tone, and construction, urging buyers to choose proven instruments over imitators and to select from top brands in up-to-date cases.
An advertisement notes 16 English 100 piece dinner sets recently received from England. Sets normally priced at 20.00 are offered for 4.50. The promo lists additional items including toilet sets 2.45 lamps under a dollar, oil cloths, creams and freezers, hammocks, mosquito netting, window screens, and screen doors at various low prices.
An advertisement touts the Thrice-a-Week World and The New York World editions. It promotes college readers to subscribe for a combined annual price, highlighting wide circulation and English-language reach.
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