New Tariff Law Promises Broad Economic Upswing
Washington reports show the new tariff has bolstered domestic industry and confidence. A surplus of imports over exports may shift later, but iron and steel demand, carloads of freight, and construction rise signal a robust recovery. Labor markets brighten as employment expands and wages rise.
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Washington, D. C
United States
The
New York Times
France
Austria
Germany
Sixtieth Anniversary of Mr and Mrs W H Springer
Mr and Mrs W H Springer celebrated their sixtieth wedding anniversary at their North First Street home with a quiet dinner for friends and relatives from out of town. Mrs Springer nears eighty three, Mr Springer just over seventy nine. The couple keep well and active hosting guests all day. Their daughter Mrs John E Braden of Chicago aided in entertaining. Relatives from Pomona Kansas and Garvin Iowa attended. The sword on the scabbard bears a dent from Perryville battle days.
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W. H. Springer
North First Street
Springer
Thirty-eighth
Indiana Regiment of Volunteers
Perryville
John E. Braden
Chicago
Volney Hudleston
Pomona
Kansas
George Springer
Garvin
Towa
Perry Davis Painkiller Ad Promotes Preventive Horse Care
A vintage advertisement urges horse owners to stock Perry Davis Painkiller as a universal remedy for strains sprains and colic. It touts 35 cent and 50 cent bottle sizes and urges customers to ensure their druggist supplies Perry Davis.
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Perry Davis
Notice of Final Settlement in Matilda A Wilson Estate
Notice to creditors heirs and legatees of Matilda A Wilson to appear in Daviess circuit court Washington Indiana October 16 1909 show cause why final settlement accounts should not be approved prove heirship and receive distributive shares Witness the clerk September 25 1909 WM A Wallace Clerk Hastings Allen Bisnis attorneys
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Matilda A.wilson
Daviess
Washington
Indiana
WM. A. Wallace
Daviess Circuit Court
Hastings, Allen & Bisnis Attys
Indiana Republican chairman candidates emerge in 1906 race
Indianapolis Oct 4 The Indiana Republican scene weighs slate for state committee chair with W T Durbin and John C Bilheimer as top names. Harry New favored for nationwide campaign role though he may decline. Other potential posts include state geologist Blatchley state statistician Peetz attorney general candidates Bossen White Talbott Monahan Reed and Riddick. Public notices include saloon licensing reform in Vincennes and county committee actions.
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Billheimer
Indianapolis
Lt Ig
Siimmer
Supreme Court
Repubican
W. T. Durbin
Overnor
Harry New
National Chaiirman
John C. Biltheimer
Durbin
New
Lani
Ww. S. Blatchley
J. L. Peetz
Blatchley
Peetz
Office of State Statistician
Indiana
Blatcaley
David A. Meyers
C. C. Hadley
Ward H. Watson
Daniel W. Comstock
Joseph M. Rabb
Frank S. Roby
Supreme Bench
John V. Hadley
Oscar H. Montgomery
Hadley
Montgomery
Edward V. Fitzpatrick
Fitzpatrick
James Bingham
William Bossen
Edward M. White
White
Will H. Talbott
Orange County
Talbott
Jon¢e Monyhan
Orleans
Monyhan
Knights of Pythias Grand Lodge
Will
Reed
Billhelme
Fred A. Sims
Robert G. Tucker
Tucker
Carl Riddick
Winamac
Riddick
Republican State Committee
Merchants Close Manhattan Saloon After Recurrent Fights
Vincennes reports the Manhattan saloon on Main street shut Saturday by William Propes of Terre Haute Brewing, following fights and disorder. The venue owned by Terra Bante Brewing, with Tom Hartzburge as licensee, had earlier been closed by police and reopened, despite expectations not to reopen after the local option election.
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Taxpayers’ League
Manaattan
Manhattan
League
Joseph L. Ebner
Knox County Taxpayers’ League
Vincennes
Washington
William Propes
Terre Haute Brewing Company
Tom Hartzburge
Main Street
Hartzburge
Terra Bante Brewing Company
Toe Brewing
Shotgun accident injures Mi street boy
Harvey Wood, twelve, of Mi street, hobbling on one foot after a companion’s gun discharge while hunting near Prairie creek. A .22 bullet pierced the forepart of his right foot but the injury is not serious.
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Harvey Wood
Wood
Prairie Creek
Egg
Five Men Face Judge Over Friday Night Brawl in Vincennes
Five men appeared before Judge Robertson in Vincennes Saturday morning after a Friday night of heavy intoxication and fighting. All but one received heavy fines with jail terms of several days. Charles Flora pleaded not guilty to the charge of drunk, his bloodied face remark noted in court.
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Robertson
Vincennes
Charles
Flora
Playing With Fire In Evansville Parade Sparks Burns
In Evansville on October 5 two young boys Raymond Stone eleven and Clifford Stone five were severely burned after their German day parade decorations of tinsel and tissue paper caught fire from a match. Raymond is reported to be in critical condition as doctors work to save him.
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Evansville
Sterling Stone
Raymond Stone
Clifford
Raymond
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John R. Mattingly
West
McCafferty
Herald
Florence
Hatfield & Palmer Co
Merchants
DR. O'C. Fairhurst
Fairhurst
O'C. Fairhurst
Hyatt Hotel
Ind
Mattingly
Myers
Wilson Bldg
Daviesa
County
Washington, Ind
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