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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1911
Page
6
A poem by James Whitcomb Riley asks who christened the flag Old Glory and records an exchange where the banner itself declares its name is as old as the glory of God and rises above battles and sorrow. It emphasizes national pride and sacred symbolism.
A fragmentary narrative describes Edith Van Schoonloven and Captain Sawyer amid a wartime incident in New York as lovers, separations, and a pursuit unfold. The tale features regimental figures, a siege-like house search, and a climactic moment of suspicion and testing.
In a rose garden tea, Annette quarrels with Peter over patriotism and parade. A dramatic roadside rescue reveals Peter speaking to new Americans about being American and a citizen, while Annette confronts her jealousy and growing understanding.
Federal grand jury in New York indicts 84 wire manufacturers from 35 companies for pooling and restraint of trade under Sherman act. Key defendants include American Steel and Wire chief W. P. Palmer and Roebling, with unions like Lead Incased Rubber Cable and Rubber Covered Wire cited among those charged. Supervising figure Edwin H. Jackson said to have formed the associations.
The poem asks how the flag was created by rule compass and line and by pattern and tool. It notes part from a country and part from a dream guiding brave souls, giving the red blue and white.
Paris July 5 Mrs Theodore P nts wife of New York financier and Interborough transit head has filed for separation under New York law. Attorney G Archibald confirms the action as Mrs Shants remains with her daughter and faces emotional distress from marital troubles. In Treynor Iowa July 1 a 11 year old boy Ransom Jones was lifted by a balloon’s guide rope but held on and descended unharmed three miles away.
Ingalls Indiana reports another township voting dry by a 42 vote majority at a local option election held Friday. Hoosier Strikes It Rich in Columbus notes relatives of Louis Schloes learned he sold a California gold mine for 1,000,000 dollars after he left a few years ago.
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