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Newspaper
Indiana Democrat
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1908
Page
5
Philadelphia firms N W Ayers Son and others in Pittsburgh J P Remington and Vandererift Building given for advertising services with addresses at Cor Mighth and HeBtNUt Fourth avenue Foulk 826 Fourth Avenue for promotional support and office locations.
By order of the Court of Common Pleas of Indiana County the Shultz firm comprising three tracts will be exposed for sale on the premises in Buffington Township Indiana County Pa. The sale includes detailed descriptions of each tract with timber and tillable land, coal rights reserved, and a sweeping mining easement. Terms require $100 down and balance on confirmation of sale conducted by Master J Wood Clark.
On March 25 1908 a congressional speech by Wil ll Jett New York cites 503500 unemployed in the state as proof of Republican policy failures. Textile workers in Philadelphia seek work to avoid starvation amid high tariff protections for carpets flannels and woolens. The piece argues protection harms labor and predicts workers may still support Republicans until greater calamities wake them.
On the sixteenth, Senator Tillman attacked President Roosevelt and his methods in a fiery speech likened to Cicero and Demosthenes. The piece notes Bailey and Clark speeches as likely to circulate as campaign documents, and mentions Pennsylvania Deliberations, groundhog folklore, Wall Street rallying, and Indiana Eleventh District conventions amid Democratic jitters.
Receipts and expenditures show balances and transfers among funds for the year ending January 6, 1908. The report lists amounts due from various entities, liabilities on bridges and roads, and the treasurer’s cash on hand. It includes the School Fund, Poor Fund, and Road Fund sections with asset and liability tallies and official sign-offs by county commissioners.
A compact, opinionated column critiques tariff reform prospects under a Republican Congress and supports tariff reform via Democrats. It cites a Baltimore Prosperity Convention addressing trust and bank reforms, laments the Lincoln nebraga saloon hours, warns of a looming paper trust, notes Independence League plans, and hints Hearst’s realignment away from GOP and Dems.
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