Indiana Labor Laws Highlight Republican Progress
The piece argues that Indiana’s 1901 1903 1905 labor laws favor wage earners, crediting Republican administrations and the Indiana Federation of Labor. It notes factory inspection child labor eight hour laws wage protection and convict labor labeling, with broader state and national comparisons showing Republicans leading in protective labor statutes. It also contrasts with Democratic periods and cites Bureau of Labor statistics on employment gains and shorter hours.
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Supreme Courts
Indiana
United States Bureau of Labor
United States Labor Bureau
Indiana Federation of Labor Unions
Indiana Federation
United States
Labor Commission
James A. Mount
Indiana Federation of Labor
Ter Commission
Givem
New Short Stories An Irishman’s Answer
Charles Lever the Irish novelist studied at a German university and briefly practiced as a physician in Ireland before turning to literature in 1842. He edited the Dublin University Magazine for three years and later wrote novels and articles on the continent, living beyond his means.
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Charles Lever
Harry Lorrequer
Ireland
Dublin University
The Show WindowAdvice And Trends From The Exchange
The piece urges careful window display planning with varied trims fixtures and timely changes. It emphasizes avoiding sun damage to goods and warns against overlong displays while promoting quick fresh updates and notifying newspapers of notable trims.
Lever’s Lively Life Behind the Curtain of 19th Century Letters
The excerpt recalls William Lever’s tireless writing hunger and humor despite dire finances while serving consular posts in Spezzia and Trieste. It recounts a London to Trieste detour and a witty exchange with Lord Clarendon about seeking leave, illustrating his resilient, ironic spirit.
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Roland Cashel
Lever
Spezzla
Trieste
London
Lord Clarendon
New York Times
Arkansas congressman known as Dr Walker Miyoon
A Pittsburg Dispatch item notes a Arkansas congressman with a thin face who answers to Mr Macon and is secretly Dr Mary Walker. In Washington, California loud rep Loud asks about the man, while New York chair Sherman says his alias is Macon. A Boston Herald tale recalls Col George W Robbins and a poker loan gag ending with a calfskin draw remark.
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Arkansas
Macon
Pittsburg
Loud
California
Washington
Jim Sherman
New York
Sherman
Mary Walker
Dr. Walker
George W. Robbins
Avon
Boston Herald
Bill
Daft About Germs Strains Family Relations
A humorous Harper's Bazar snippet notes a woman obsessed with germs who sterilizes or filters every item at home. The piece adds a pun about her relatives being strained, illustrating a light social vignette.
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Harper’s Bazar
Quotable clash over women’s vocabulary sparks humor
A witty exchange from the Cleveland Plain Dealer jokes about a wife’s word usage. The husband asks for a count of words she uses, and the wife replies they come too fast to count, highlighting a playful gendered stereotype in a lighthearted dialogue.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
Auction Notice for Wayne County Partition Sale
An order of sale from the Wayne Circuit Court directs a commissioner to offer the partitioned real estate from Aurelia LLC Conklin against Daniel Drischel et al. The sale will be to the highest bidder at public or private auction as per the April term 146 court record, case No. 14065.
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Sald Ward
Towi
Wayne County
Indiana
Finton L. Torrence
Guardian
Wrorkep Jessep
Wayne Circuit Court
State of
Aurelia LLC
Conklin
Daniel Drischel
John C. Dodson
Joan L. Rupe
Cleophas Straub
Maria B. Straub
Cleop Straub
Circuit Court
Joan C. Dopson
Eee
Cornelius T. Wright
William Lawrence
Henry Busher
George A. Johnson
Nathan KR. Bennett
Wayne Circuit
Lawrence
Busher
Johnson
Nathan R. Bennett
Bennett
Nathan K. Bennett
Nathan RK. Bennett
Court House
City of
Richmond
Kinsall M. Haas
A. Kh. FeeMstren
Eastbound Schedule Fragments on a Local Line
A jumble of times and codes lists eastbound departures from an unspecified station. The MTA style timing sequence shows multiple morning and afternoon slots with irregular notations and errors. No clear events or destinations are provided.
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Frank D. Langdon
Conresege
Tfrou
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Park Building
Pennsylvania Lines
Saengerbund
Boston
J. F. Gray
Chamberlain
Callaway's Drug Store
MR. Lever
Robbins
Painter
National Lead Company
Freeman
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Humphreys’ Medicine Co
William and John Streets
Guardian’s Sale
State of Indiana
Almira J. Keever
East Germantown
John Richey
James W. Carpenter
Recorder's Office
John Hktchey
Parkers
Ira L. Pritchard
Jackson Township
Jon W. Marson
Elmer E. Hebble
Elmer F. Hebble
Ambridge City
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Greenfield
New Castile
Dayton
Ohio
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Milton
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East Bound
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Lake Erie & Western
Ft. Wayne
Muncie
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Brookville
Morrisoo
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