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Newspaper
Sheridan News
Location
Sheridan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1908
Page
2
The piece railes against lazy locals and calls for united action to boost the town. It argues that capitalists must help and citizens must shoulder the load, warning against cranky opposition and apathy while predicting upcoming opportunities.
Augustus W. Henderson married Lula A. Sparrow at the bride’s parents home Wednesday at 7 P M. Rev G F Assiter of the Christian church performed the ceremony. Relatives and near friends attended. The couple will reside in the Mace property on Third street near the Sparrows.
Mrs. Lucretia Moore of the Sheridan west area died Friday night September 25 after long illness. She was 76. Funeral services were held at Terhune Sunday by Rev. Shields with interment in Spencer Cemetery. Next Sunday at the Christian Church Rev. G F Assiter will preach morning and night including a 7:30 PM youth focused sermon with songs. Morning topic will be Remarkable Answers to Prayer.
A yard on West Second street offers brick for sale. The seller advertises plenty of good brick available for pickup.
The Pacific voyage of American battleships under President Roosevelt and Taft era policy marks a bold display of Open Door diplomacy. The fleet, including Connecticut to Vermont and more, sails to Pacific ports then returns to Hampton Roads. The mission aims to unite North and South America and reassure Latin American nations of U.S. cooperation and trade strength.
In a Boston interview Rourke Cochran says he will support Bryan as the Democratic choice, while praising Taft as the greatest and best qualified nominee ever offered in any republic. He adds Taft would be a bigger man when in similar environments and lauds Taft as a wonderful administrator and worker.
President Taft assailed Democratic leaders for years of anti monopoly talk while taking no legislative steps. He accused them of self congratulation as Republicans pursue their platform promises and apply principles Democrats claim to own as a patent.
Fiery lover of his country should have a feeling of pride and exaltation in this evidence that our Society is still sound at the core. Taft, at Columbus, Ola, comments on the quickening of the public conscience and a demand for reform of abuses arising from prosperity.
President Roosevelt lauds Judge Patt's injunctions as a charter of liberty for wage workers employers and the public. He says fair dealing and even handed justice mark the judge who rendered them, contrasting him with time-servers and corrupt corporations.
The St. Louis Globe-Democrat notes Mr. Bryan voiced free trade in Indianapolis, warned on corporations in Topeka, and pressed the need for bank deposit guarantees. It calls him geographically adjustable and unfazed by pivotal issues blowing up.
From the terrace, Siward and Miss Landis discuss opening the hunting season as clubs guide dogs and guns along a skirmish line. Ferrall hosts a luncheon and the party moves from pavilion to firing line with Major Belwether and Sylvia Landis among the group.
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