The Theatre Verdict Guilty in First Degree
A long critical sermon argues the theatre corrupts public taste, citing Plato Aristotle Tacitus and church authorities. It condemns indecency on stage, warns of moral decay, and urges Christians to reject theatres as educators of virtue.
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Exclaimed Relief at Governor's Approval of Temperance Law
A drunken speaker cried out for daylight after learning Governor Hendricks approved the temperance law. The remark marked a moment of relief amid political change and social reform.
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State Doings Highlight Legislature Costs and Cabinet Shuffle
The last session incurred 106 831 45 for salaries and pay of members and staff. A lawyer predicts a two year wait for a Supreme Court decision on constitutional amnesty. Notre Dame priests and lay religious are noted in Indiana. Gladstone delays retirement while Disraeli shuns a new ministry and Britain sees cabinet reshuffling.
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