Bible centennial celebrated in Philadelphia gathering
London Bible Society marked its hundredth anniversary with a Philadelphia event at the Academy of Music featuring readings on Bible history by James Bryce and a message from Senator Beveridge. President William Whitaker introduced Beveridge and a Roosevelt telegram greeted the occasion. Beveridge extolled the Bible as universal in humanity and ethics, arguing its literature and moral force endure beyond scholarly critics.
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Indiana Reform and Republican Fortunes in State Votes
A mix of editorials and letters discusses Indiana politics with emphasis on temperance laws, Republican strength, and attacks on James E. Watson. Articles praise Fairbanks clarity, criticize Labour accusations, note Bryan era intrigue, and warn of a looming Republican majority in the legislature and president.
Marshall Opens Governorship Campaign With Silence
The Frankfort News says Democratic nominee for governor Mr. Marshall opened his campaign with a muted stance after meetings with Crawford Fairbanks and other brewery interests. It questions his independence and readiness to lead Indiana, urging voters to demand a clear position on key issues.
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Mudslinging Denied by Hon Thomas R Marshall in Indiana Fight
The Indiana campaign opens with Thomas R. Marshall pledging no mudslinging and signaling Republicans will favor policy comparisons over personal attacks. The Marion Chronicle notes Republicans aim to discuss principles and welcome Democrats to compare programs.
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Why the Brewers Are Satisfied and Political Outlook
A Monticello Herald summary discusses the Democratic state platform's local option stance and brewer satisfaction with ward wetness rules, the Lincoln County GOP plank opposition, and Thomas R. Marshall's pledge for a dignified campaign. It notes the ashpan bill fate, railroads' influence, and support for James A Hemenway and Republican labor priorities in the upcoming November elections.
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Republican Platform Calls for Broad Corporate Reform
The platform pledges to revise and amend corporation laws before the next legislature, regulate public franchises, curb fictitious and watered stock, and safeguard citizens' rights in enjoying public utilities. It asserts corporations serve the state and any overreach will be stopped.
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Jim Watson Labor Record Endorsed by Sargent
Frank P. Sargent, a leading labor figure and former head of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen, testifies that James Watson has long supported labor measures and remains a steadfast ally for workers in Indiana and beyond.
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Fritzile Feick
Frank P. Sargent
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Hemenway Praised by Warrick County Republicans
In Warrick County, birthplace of Senator Hemenway, local Republicans declared James A. Hemenway a leader of honesty and trustworthiness and endorsed him as a future presidential candidate. The statement highlighted his national renown earned through diligent statecraft.
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Voters Seek Record Over Party in Indiana Says Ledger
The Attica Ledger argues voters now judge candidates by record rather than party, seeking clean fearless leaders and community credit. It notes brewery Democratic bosses pressing for friends in the state legislature and urges Indiana people to stand against this, favoring more schools churches and fewer battleships. Vincent Fairbanks dismissed a recent remark.
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Magic of the Bass and the Media Mon-nub-she-gan
A Gring Magazine passage describes the magic bass or Me-da Mon-n she-gan, a fish seen in running streams and still lakes. Captured by surface lures, it inspires lifelong dreams of its leap, tug of line, and forest sky, with winter thoughts turning to summer when heard in quiet moments.
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