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Prison Reform and Hope in Prisoners Long Lasting
The piece argues for reform over punishment in prisons and notes a growing belief that inmates can be redeemed. It references a religious awakening amid peace hopes and Billy Sanday’s Boston revival where 1440 men converted. It urges opportunities for redemption and personal reform.
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Billy Sanday
Boston
One Decide for Action, Not Mighty Doing
Elbert Hubbard urges that true strength lies not in doing much but in choosing what to do. He emphasizes decisive conviction over force, framing choice as the core of moral power and effective living.
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Elbert Hubbard
Faith and Columbus: belief powering achievement
The quote contrasts self doubt with Columbus's faith in himself, noting that those who doubted him are forgotten while his belief helped overcome obstacles. It frames faith as a driver of success and resilience.
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Christopher Columbus
We Are All Pioneers in Various Avenues of Life
A resolute exhortation to press forward despite unknown tomorrow. The speaker urges steadfast advancement, courage against stumbling blocks, and unwavering resolve to succeed.
No limits to achievement through faith daring and work
A Boys Messenger quote extols that any aim can be reached by a big enough, bold, and hopeful person. It argues no success is unique and failures stem from insufficient effort, urging faith and hard work to conquer land, water, and air.
US spends tens of millions on Mexican border show of force
At present the United States has spent 67 million 9 in what military men call a show of force to ward Mexico. Additional charges could raise the total to about 3 million more. Government figures hint that three and a half years of Mexican tensions may total at least 10 million. The expense will continue while national guardsmen stay at the border.
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Mexico
Dnion
Growth of character through struggle and conviction
The text argues that character develops over decades, not days, like an oak taking years to mature. It emphasizes making character rather than being born with it and asserts the need for firm convictions of right and wrong to stay on a straight path amid life’s winds.
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Liquor Ties Weigh On Indiana Pardons Board Session
Indiana board of pardons in Indianapolis heard cases tied to alcohol and crime. Adams sought parole for murder in 1899 after a day drinking at a Merom saloon. Williams and Love cases linked liquor to debauchery and homicide. other inmates faced larceny and petty offenses influenced by liquor. relatives urged clemency amid contested stories.
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A. D. Thomas
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Sullivan
William Adams
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Eaves
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Vance Williams
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Lake County
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Thomas
Prohibition Sparks Shift From Distilleries to Factories
John Mitchell of the American Federation of Labor argues closing breweries and saloons prompts useful employment growth. Congressman Webb recalls King's Mountain contrasts—distilleries versus cotton factories—claiming prohibition fuels broader manufacturing expansion backed by Stelzle’s figures.
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John Mitchell
American Federation of Labor
Mitchell
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