The Journal Advertises Its Indiana Morning Role
A promotional overview claims the Journal as a reliable, patriotic Indiana morning paper with extensive market reports, national affairs, farm news, sport pages, and fashion features. It highlights AP reports, local court notes, strong editorial voice, and broad coverage for a weekly 16 cent price.
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Indiana
Associated Press
New York
Chicago
Buffalo
Louisville
Union
Inter- State
Indianapolis
Journal
Beca
Washington
Farm News
Anarchy and Newspapers in American Press Tone
C W Stivers argues that anarchistic rhetoric in U S newspapers endangers democratic order and warns editors to uphold law and constitutional government. He cites Lincoln Garfield Czolgocz and Emma Goldman cases, urges restraint, respect for authority, and unity against political demagoguery.
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Lincoln
Garfield
Guiteau
Spain
Maine
Emma Goldman
Cleveland
Bryan School of
Metropolis Sentinel
Lakeag
American
Tigertown Journal
America
Court of Justice
Supreme Court
Edison Patents and Notables Across Eras and Lands
The column lists Thomas A. Edison with nearly 800 patents, honors for George S. Boutwell, H. W. Beckwith’s historical collection, and editor William N. Clute’s fern publication. It notes Don Carlos’s Nice visit, a 100-year-old Plymouth brother preacher in Devonshire, and other curiosities from politics to royalty. It ends with praise for Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a treatment for bronchitis and related ailments.
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George S. Boutwell
Massachusetts
H. W. Beckwith
Illinois Historical Society
William N. Clute
Binghamton
N. C
Democratic Rep Cum mings Votes With Republicans
The action of Representative Cum mings of New York City, a Democrat, in voting with Republicans for a $500000 appropriation to build quarters for troops in the Philippines, repeats a pattern of Democrats forced by patriotism to oppose their party. He declared he would rather be paralyzed than fail to protect American soldiers.
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Cummings
New York City
House
Philippines
Wages Ahead of the McKinley Prosperity Era
The Indianapolis Journal notes a pre prosperity trend where railway companies and other corporations voluntarily raised employee wages before the McKinley era. It highlights early employer generosity as an economic marker and hints at broader labor dynamics of the period.
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Indianapolis Journal
Theatrical Notes From The Era Of Stage News
Bram Stoker prepares a new novel in press titled A Mystery of the Sea. Joseph Hall joins the field of theatrical management. Morocco Bound features topical verse in songs. Blue Bell In Fairyland and Blue Beard: English extravaganzas headed for New York. Cutcliffe Hyne and Murray Carron plan a Captain Kettle stage version. George W. Deyo reappears with Tom Moore. Jane Butt, Otis Skinner company member, leaves home for the foot lights. Maude Adams may tour London. Quality Street has not yet crossed the Atlantic.
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Bram Stoker
Henry Irving
Joseph Hall
The
Buffalo Courier
Blue Bell
New York
George W. Deyo
Andrew Mack
Tom Moore
Footlights
Jane Butt
Otis Skinner
Maude Adams
London
Quality Street
Cynicisms From The Atchison Globe
A compilation of witty maxims on relationships and social behavior. It mocks advice, friendship, marriage, and generosity with concise quips about men, women, and social pretensions. The tone is sharp and humorous, reflecting late 19th or early 20th century newspaper humor.
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Atchison Globe
Aphorisms On Pride Courtesy And Cheerful Living
A collection of brief maxims on pride discouragement character fortune courtesy and sociable living attributed to Amiel Publius Syrus Emerson Richter H W Beecher and Lord Chesterfield in concise moral observations about conduct emotions and daily behavior.
Nanette and the Gift of a Cigarette Failing Love
Poem in which a narrator questions what a man gave Nanette as a cigarette seasoned insult and neglect. The speaker notes the man’s worst rather than his best and imagines the lover laughing at Nanette while she remains blinded by love.
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Nanette
What He Didn't Know The Poet
A fragment from a New York Journal item contrasts a poet with a farmer as spring beginnings appear. The scene shifts between poetic lines and a rustic interruption in the onion patch, capturing a playful slice of rural life.
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New York Journal
Lost Ninety-eighth Company of Yeomanry Mystery
A Yorkshire raised unit of 300 men, the Ninety eighth company of yeomanry, vanished from War Office records. After a long search it was found the men were dispersed into other commands and most sent to South Africa, but no record of how or when this occurred exists. Officially the Ninety eighth company remains lost.
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British War Office
Ninety-eighth
Yeomanry
Yorkshire
War Office
South Africa
Ninety Eighth Company
Rich goldfields found near Possiet bay in Manchuria
Rich goldfields have been discovered on four rivers near Possiet bay, close to Chunshun in Manchuria. Chinese authorities lease the territory to Russian concessionaires who must pay 50 percent of gross receipts to the Chinese administration which will maintain a guard of 200 men. A limited liability company is being formed at Vladivostok to work these fields.
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New York World
Cincinnati Enquirer
Louisville Courier-Journal
Indianapolis Sentinel
Washington
Possiet Bay
Chunshun
Manchuria
Vladivostok
Paris Life Savers and River Police Dogs
A Paris police unit nicknamed agents plongeurs rescues drowning victims from the Seine. Recently aided by two Newfoundland dogs trained to pull people from the water, they wear collars noting Prefecture of Police River bridge.
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Paris
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