House Passes Option Bill After Third Reading
The lower house approved the measure from ENGROSSMENT to third reading and sent it toward passage without amendments, despite attempts to add changes. A vote on the option bill is planned for Saturday.
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Newspaper
The Richmond Palladium And Sun Telegram
Location
Richmond, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1908
Page
1
Victory Predicted as Local Option Bill Moves Forward
Indianapolis dispatch reports the lower house passed the county local option bill from engrossment to third reading with a key vote looming tomorrow at 10. Republicans fret over Marion county votes while Democrats predict a tight defeat. A proposed dual amendment stoked political maneuvering as leaders plotted tactics and amendments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Marion County
Billingsly
Bowlus
Keller
Elliott
Republican House
John Edwards
Hemenway
Dick Eliott
Wayne and
Fayette Counties
Claypool
House
Senate
Miller
Branch
Ward
White
Hottel
Sticks
Pierson
Barney
Senate Dismisses Amendment Amid Deliberations On Bill
The chamber failed to secure a second amendment as members declined to offer one and adjourned the matter to engrossment. rumors said Democrat White, a temperance advocate, would support adoption tomorrow. The Night Riders bill and three appropriation measures moved to engrossment while the $151,000 Southwest Insane Hospital appropriation bill was defeated as emergency provisions had already been made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White
Senate
Southwest Insane Hospital
Township Clubs in county push republican organizing drive
Paul Comstock and Milton Elrode of the Richmond Young Men's Republican club plan to organize a GOP club in Greensfork with expected large attendance. In Middleboro a Republican club was formed with 100 charter members under A. O. Boyd Listus Little and Charles Townsend, aided by Perry Freeman and Byram Robbins as speakers, as local drum corps activity energized the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Comstock
Milton Elrode
Richmond Young Men's Republican Club
Greensfork
Richmond
Middleboro
Republican Club
A. O. Boyd
Listus Little
Charles Townsend
Perry J. Freeman
Byram C. Robbins
Seventh Ward
Haarison
Cambridge City
Webster Township
Jacksonburg
Judge Macy Delays Action In Hill v. TRA
In Randolph circuit court Judge Macy is not expected to act soon in the case of George Hill versus Terre Haute, Indianapolis and Eastern Traction company. Lawyers for both sides have cited an immense number of authorities and the judge will need time to read and weigh them as evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macy
Randolph Circuit
George Hill
Terre Haute, Indianapolis & Eastern Traction Company
Successor to Dr Grant Chosen
Dr J E King named county health officer to succeed the late Dr George H Grant. King has assumed duties and requires quarterly reports from all county health officers by month end. Reports are forwarded to the state health department for filing. King has many court circle friends who urged commissioners on his behalf at the courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. King
George H. Grant
King
State Health Department
Court House
William Horner Near Release After Delirium Tremens
William Horner, held in city jail, shows alarming condition as he recovers from delirium tremens and may be released without prosecution. He reported visions of flying and crawling creatures threatening his life yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Horner
Campaign Rally Opens Indiana Republican Drive With Cannon
Indianapolis Sept 25 Republicans opened a campaign at Tomlinson Hall with Speaker Cannon as headliner amid protests by some leaders. He attacked class legislation, ridiculed Bryan, stressed tariff reform and praised the national ticket and Watson for governor and Overstreet for Congress, asserting Watson never opposed labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Tomlinson Hall
Cannon
Indiana
Joe
Labor
Gompers
Bryan
Republican Party
National
James E. Watson
Congressman Overstreet
Watson
Freedman affidavit clears Austin Barnard in assault case
The affidavit charging Barnard with assault and battery on Frank Morris was withdrawn. Barnard, praised by onlookers, acted within his rights after discovering his wife and Morris together. He returned home, held a heavy chisel, struck Morris, who left the premises. Barnard and his wife were arrested pending injuries’ outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin Barnard
Frank Morris
Barnard
Morris
Gunness Alive Claim Provokes City Wide Interest
Laporte Indiana September 25 Detective Charles Fish of Chicago working for Lamphere's lawyers says he has incontrovertible evidence that Mrs Gunness is alive and declines to reveal details prompting widespread intrigue and speculation locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laporte
Ind
Charles Fish
Chicago
Lamphere
Attoreys
Roosevelt Ready to Fire Again at Bryan and Haskell
Washington reports lay out more political broadsides from the White House aimed at Democratic standard bearer William Jennings Bryan. President Roosevelt plans further replies to Bryan and may address Oklahoma Governor Haskell, with possible direct or indirect statements depending on developments and election-day timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
White House
Roosevelt
Mr. Bryan
Bryan
Haskell
Oklahoma
Dupont Resigns as National Committeeman in Delaware
Washington Sept 25 Secretary Loeb said the resignation of National Committeeman Dupont of Delaware was expected due to his ties to the head of the powder trust. He did not confirm a rumor that Roosevelt demanded the resignation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Loeb
National
Dupont
Delaware
The
Powder Trust
Roosevelt
Weather forecast for Indiana and Ohio shows showers and cooler
The Weather Prophet reports Indiana expecting fall Friday night and Saturday showers with cooler air and light to fresh south winds. Ohio outlook calls for partly cloudy Friday night and Saturday with tight to fresh south winds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Ohio
Hearst Letters Target Senators and Standard Oil
New York in the 1904 era Hearst exposes letters tying United States senators to Standard Oil. Senator John D McLaurin of South Carolina is named in the letters to Archbold and Eldridge with plans to back Tillman. Ex Representative Joseph C Sibley surfaces with notes on a loan demand and Republican nomination intrigue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William Ek. Hearst
Independence Party
United States
Standard Oil
Hearst
John D. McLaurin
South Carolina
Mr. Hearst
Senator McLaurin
John D. Archbold
Joseph C. Sibley
Pennsylvania
Archbold
Offfers to Senator Foraker Prompt Campaign Withdrawal
Archbold, the Standard Oil official, and former representative Sibley were linked to recently publicized correspondence with Senator Foraker. The exchange appears to have influenced his decision to retire from the Republican campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archbold
Foraker
Sibley
Senator Foraker
Twenty Five Die In Northern Pacific Train Collision
Livingstone Montana September 25 Twenty five persons including three trainmen were killed late last night in a collision between an east bound passenger train and a freight near Youngs Point on the Northern Pacific A blinding snow storm prevented the engineer from seeing the flag on the freight The express car and engine were telescoped Most of the dead occupied the smoker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livingstone
Mont
Youngs Point
Richmond Social Reverberates Over Secret Portuguese Marriage
London society reels from rumors of Mrs. Chauncey’s secret marriage to Prince Miguel de Braganza, eldest son of Don Miguel and the claimant to Portugal’s throne. Mrs Chauncey, linked to Richmond and Louisville lineages, gained elite status after her sister wed Lord Newborough. No ceremony confirmed, relatives not informed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Eng
Chauncey
Prince Miguel de Braganza
Don Miguel
Portugal
Lord Newborough
Mrs. Chauncey
J. H. Carr
Louisville
Richmond
Ind
Lord Kitchener
Campaign Opened by Cong Crumpacker in Wayne County
The 1908 campaign launch in Wayne County featured 1,500 people at the Coliseum with Hon. Edgar D. Crumpacker addressing issues from tariff revision to trusts. Coastal decorations and a Taft marching club appearance framed a lively rally as Crumpacker argued for Republican solutions and economic progress under long-standing GOP leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne County
Cong. Crumpacker
Countty
Edgar JD. Crumpacker
Indiana
Coliseum
Main Street
Waa
Out
Taft Marching Club
Cassius Peck
Bunting
Watacoting
Republican Party
Glee Club
Frank Simcoke
Carl Baker
Ed Newman
Baker
John L. Rupe
Congressman Crumpacker
Crumpacker
Brian
Also Mentioned on This Page
Richard Elliott
DR. Grant
Congressman Watson
Joseph. G. Cannon
Gunness
William Jennings Bryan
National Committee
Standard's Brand
McLaurin
Northern Pacific
Tenth District
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