Madison Indiana Newspaper Briefs June 11 1804
The Herald from Madison Indiana reports on national politics with Gov. Steele rumored for Pension Commissioner, Lew Wallace denying a Governor bid, and a heated Indiana General Assembly debate over a World Fair exhibit appropriation. It notes school trustee election results, criticisms of party caucus tactics, and federal finances under the Billion Dollar Congress. Sec. Foster seeks private capital to fund government needs.
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Evens
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Mar Crea
J. Trow
Prow
Enthu
Connellan Athey
Cmens
Dilps
Unti
Mar. Trow
Mr. Trow
Lis
Oaiman
Madison
Among the Pansies and River Memory in Verse
A long verse piece by Bessie H Woolpored celebrates spring flowers woodbine and the river landscape. It intertwines seasonal imagery with family scenes on the river bank and ends with a promotional note for the Golden Medical Discovery as a liver blood and lung remedy.
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Pierce
Congress Will Be Compelled to Amend Immigration Law
Washington dispatches report deputy immigration chief General James R. O’Beirne says the new immigration law, though implementable, is not comprehensive and Congress will be forced to amend it next winter. He warns against unskilled labor importing and urges vigilant enforcement by labor authorities to curb contracts and offshore recruitment. The piece notes related talks on Behring Sea arbitration and a pending open season issue, with officials H. M. Nettleton and others evaluating the administration’s next moves.
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Pasient
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Park Hotel
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Noble
Trot Springs
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