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Newspaper
New Castle Press
Location
New Castle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1903
Page
2
The article extols Senator Mark A. Hanna of Ohio as a loyal Republican who maintains strong labor support. It notes widespread cartoon ridicule yet asserts Hanna stands tall in American politics despite mob opposition and harsh press portrayal.
Indiana World’s Fair commission opens room 83 at the State House in Indianapolis to promote the Indiana exhibit at Chicago. The drive focuses on engaging Indiana residents, urging broad civic support and articles of cooperation with the Illinois and national organizers for a creditable showing.
The narrative follows Ister Morton’s renomination as governor and tracks the early career of Treeds who joined the Panhandle railroad under John Miller. It depicts their move into Elwood tin plate mills with Daniel G. Reid, eventual control of the business, and ascent to wealth. The piece lauds their success and links it to American energy and pluck, noting interests in the Consolidated Steel Trust and Rock Island Railway.
The article cites Senator Foraker calling Hanna’s remarks the best speech he ever made as he was introduced at the Ohio Republican Convention. It quotes bold lines urging the Democratic party to step aside and pledges to move forward along a fifty year Republican line toward progress under a banner of party principles.
The New Cassile Democrat reports mounting rivalry among town papers as the Daily Press, Daily Courier, and rival Democrat contend for readers. The Courier issues eight extra pages on Decoration Day while others boast increased news coverage, signaling a heated field.
The article recalls President Roosevelt completing a historic 20,600 mile trip, met by cheering crowds nationwide. It recounts tributes from friends and the public, including letters of support and stories of dangers faced during the journey. It also references local editorials and poems reflecting on civic life and taxes.
Surveyors for the Union Traction company move from Honey Creek as they survey a possible route. The present work may decide the permanent line. Grade out of Anderson has been established and about a mile and a half of embankment completed.
Union Traction surveyors finished their work just before dinner and report the survey is completed. The company will decide if the route is most practicable and whether to accept it. Excursions to Denver and Colorado Springs offer limited return tickets via International Convention Christain Endeavor. Bruns and Evans noted. Smalley family in Liberty, Indiana, heads to funeral. Local undertakers Johnson and Hutt advertise.
Poem appeals local merchants to contribute to a Red Men dedication effort while a street notice asks for overdue payments. The Physicians Protective Association demands all accounts past due by July and threatens reporting delinquents to the association, barring service. Names of officers and collectors accompany the notice.
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