Municipal socialism expanding city services in England
The Chicago Record-Herald reports on a London Times debate highlighting how English municipalities extend into water, libraries, lighting, and transport. It notes crematories, markets, slaughterhouses, ice plants, fish markets, rabbits, hopping farms, beet roots, oysters, theatres, and various manufacturing ventures run by towns to lower rates and supply goods.
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London Times
Liverpool
Glasgow
Cambridge
Exeter
Sheffield
Cardiff
Torquay Corporation
Tunbridge Wells Corporation
Liverpool Corporation
Colchester
Manchester
Brighton
Doncaster
Southborough
West Ham
Chicago Record-Herald
Monroe Doctrine commentary sparks transatlantic debate
The Logansport Reporter argues Westminster Gazette and American opinion align on opposing European encroachment with the Monroe Doctrine. It criticizes the London Telegraph and Daily News for misinterpreting aims and warns against a personal government view, claiming Roosevelt would face public backlash if conflict arose.
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MR. Monroe
Westminster Gazette
Hemisphere
London Telegraph
Record Herald
Haytien
London Daily News
William
Roosevelt
Liberal Party
United States
Logansport
Snap Convention Claims Debunked by Press Dispute
A letter recalls a scout’s bloody tale used to question Brick-Brown convention timing. The South Bend Tribune rebutted the Sentinel story, noting the Feb 26 date fixed by the Republican district committee, and that Lemuel W. Rouse of Warsaw would not seek candidacy.
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Brick
South Bend Tribune
Sentinel
Republican District Committee
Lemuel W. Rouse
Warsaw
Tribune
Campaign literature and the falsehoods of politics Slates and scrutiny in Indiana
The piece critiques campaign literature in Indiana’s thirteenth district arguing that it shows absurd exaggeration and deliberate falsehoods. It describes a rivalry between veteran Rep. Brick and challenger Prof. Hering, noting Democrats’ shifts and press misrepresentations regarding Brick’s Pulaski statue speech and other actions.
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Thirteenth
Prof. Hering
South Bend Tribune
South Beng
Indianapolis Journal
South Bend
Ind
Indiana
A. L. Brick
Hemenway
Middle West
Hering
Brick
House of Representatives
Washington
Count Fulaski
House
Pulaski
Trust Organ
Democratic state committee Eyes speaker plan change
The Democratic state committee may proceed without a speakers bureau with the district chairman handling bookings. Secretary Reiley reports no arrangements yet and the committee has not decided on a speakers bureau. Chairman O'Brien invited old-time speakers, while applications may be considered at the state committee rooms. A Bryan invitation is unlikely.
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Democratic State Committee
Reiley
O’brien
W. J. Bryan
Bryan
State’ Committee
Peruna Named as Aid for Women’s Ailments in Patient Letters
A compilation of testimonials from women across the United States praising Peruna Medicine Co. remedies for female troubles Bright's Disease chronic cough catarrh and general weakness. Letters from Mrs Jennie Rose Mrs Ellen Thompson Mrs James Highmey Mrs John Meyers Mrs Ida Baker and Alice Scott laud relief gained and credit Peruna with restoring health and vitality.
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Jennie Rose
W. Twenty-Second Street
New York City
Peruna Medicine Co
Columbus
Bright
Ellen Thompson
Battle Towm
James Highmey
Grape, Mich
James Bightey
John Meyers
Erhart
Peruna
Mra
Ida Baker
Portsmouth
Alice Scott
Franklin, Ky
Hartman
Bryanism in Indiana Politically Prominent at Convention
At the convention leaders including Chairman Hendren pushed for Bryanism to be recognized in the platform. The state committee will not invite out of state speakers, but the congressional campaign committee may assign prominent men to Indiana to assist.
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Bryan
Hendren
State Committee
Congressional Campaign Committee
Indiana
Tariff Revision Hints From Roosevelt Senate Talks
The piece notes President Roosevelt may pledge tariff revision after meetings with Senate leaders if grounds exist to believe party support will hold. It contrasts Marcus Hanna as an unfaltering opponent and hints at a potential clash between Hanna and Roosevelt over the tariff.
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Roosevelt
Senate
Marcus Hanna
Marcus
Teddy
Prof Hering A Courageous Open Thinker
The text praises Prof Hering stating he has decided opinions and the courage to speak openly. It notes he defines his position accurately on issues and acts only after careful deliberation and exhaustive consideration of all sides.
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Hering
Roosevelt Sermon Censorship Suggested by Chicago Paper
A Chicago paper suggests President Roosevelt should flee to fish on Sundays or demand a typewritten advance copy of his sermons for censoring to guard against pulpit attacks.
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Chicago
Roosevelt
You Must Judge A Political Party By Its Deeds
The Indianapolis Sentinel asserts voters should evaluate a party by its actions rather than promises or factions within, urging accountability for achievable outcomes over stated aims.
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The
Indianapolis Sentinel
Brick Election Could Bring Brown Mark to Sunlight
If Brick wins in November experts warn a haze may cover the sun creating a Brown mark over daylight obscuring visibility. The warning highlights potential environmental and public concern tied to the election outcome.
Rogers to Run for State Senate Amid GOP Factional Strife
Charles Rogers of Shoals former U S consul to Zanzibar plans a state senate bid despite factional rifts. The Republican state committee reportedly urged withdrawal, a claim denied by Chairman Goodrich. Rogers seeks the district including Martin Lawrence and Orange, while a contest between Rogers supporters and Dr Laughlin followers flared at the convention.
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Charles Rogers
Shoals
United States
Zanzibar
Senate
Republican State Committee
Rogers
Goodrich
Martin, Lawrence
Orange
Laughlin
Tac
Factional Troubles Spill Over In Local Ticket Battle
Report notes renewed factional strife after a proposed change in candidates. Leaders ultimately decide Rogers should remain on the ticket despite calls for his removal. Rogers previously declined a Washington clerkship with the Post Office Department at $2,000 annually, a position later filled by D V Miller of Terre Haute.
Friends forecast Taggart bid if Bookwalter renominated
Close friends of ex Mayor Taggart of Indianapolis predict he would seek the Republican renomination and again run for mayor if Bookwalter is renominated provided opposition stays light. Taggart cites his aim to beat Bookwalter and to rebuke him for blaming his administration for the city's unsettled finances.
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Taggart
Indianapolis
Bookwalter
Bockwalter
Democratic leaders host feve feast in Valparaiso
Porter Lake and LaPorte county leaders hold a feve feast at Valparaiso on Wednesday with attendees including State Chairman O'Brien of Lawrenceburg Hon Albert Schoonover of Attica candidate for secretary of state Daniel W Sims of Lafayette district committeeman Jos H Ibach of Hammond candidate for judge Porter Lake circuits and J H Conroy of Hobart candidate for state senator.
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Porter
Lake
LaPorte
Valparaiso
O’brien
Lawrenceburg
Albert Schoonover
Attica
Daniel W. Sims
Lafayette
Jos. H. Ibach
Hammond
Porter Lake
J. H. Conroy
Hobart
Bryan assails Roosevelt on trust issue in Missouri rally
W. J. Bryan told a Missouri audience that President Roosevelt has no remedy for the trust evil and that some of the president's statements are absurd. He added that one trust magnate in stripes behind prison bars would do more to break up trusts than all Roosevelt speeches.
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Missouri
W. J. Bryan
Roosevelt
Griffiths withdraws from speaker campaign due to knee injury
John L. Griffiths informs the Republican state committee he cannot participate in the September 20 opening of the speaker's campaign. He was scheduled to speak in Warsaw and Peru but may be unable to address the public until late October because of a knee injury suffered in Lafayette.
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John L. Griffiths
Republican State Committee
Warsaw
Peru
Lafayette
Cummins to Speak in Indiana on Three Sept Dates
Gov. Cummins of Iowa pledged to the Republican state committee to speak in Indiana on September 11, 12 and 18. The date for Senator Hanna’s visit is not fixed yet. The committee is assured he will dedicate three days to the state. Chairman Goodrich calls this positive.
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Cummins
Iowa
Republican State Committee
Indiana
Hanna
Goodrich
Republicans Nominate Spencer At Rising Sun Convention
The Fourth district Republicans met at the courthouse in Rising Sun on Friday to nominate Joshua N. Spencer of Ohio County for congressman, opposing incumbent F. M. Griffith who has been renominated or re chosen.
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Fourth District
Court House
Rising Sun
Joshua’ N. Spencer
Ohio County
FR. M. Griffith
Candidates for state offices listed in alert
The notice names D. J. Sherrick as candidate for auditor and Nat A. Hill as candidate for treasurer along with an attorney general candidate and other officials. The terse list presents the state's upcoming election slate with names and titles.
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Ler
D. J. Sherrick
Nat A. Hill
Missouri Republicans Seek Hanly Three Day Campaign Tour
The Missouri state Republican Committee intends to invite J. Frank Hanly of Lafayette to speak in Missouri for three campaign days. Chairman Goodrich indicated that the Indiana campaign committee would not permit Hanly to go.
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Missouri State Republican Committee
J. Frank Hanly
Lafayette
Missouri
Goodrich
Indiana Mane Committee
Mr. Hany
Catarrh Cure Ad From F J Cheney Co Toledo
An 1888 notarized advertisement claims Hall’s Catarrh Cure cures toothache and catarrh by acting on the blood and mucous surfaces. It offers a $100 reward for any case cured and lists prescription details and Toledo based company F J Cheney & Co with Druggists selling Hall’s pills at 75 cents.
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F. J. Cheney & Coc
Paledo
Hall
Bartholin Suspects Freed After Grand Jury Declines Bills
Oscar Thompson Edward Counse lman and Dad Craffy, known as the Bartholin suspects, were released from county jail after the grand jury declined to file charges. Witnesses including Mrs Tallerday testified at the Criminal Court building as police and jurors reviewed the case. Counse lman said he plans to return home in Kensington and accused Hyde Park station of ill treatment while denying coercion.
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Chicago
Oscar Thompson
Edward Counselman
Dad” Craffy
Bartholin
Criminal Court
Backus
Mary Tallerday
Claffy
Thompson
Minnie Mitchell
Counselman
Kensington
Hyde Park
Mrs. Austin's Famous Wheat Food Ad Endsure Breakfast
An advertisement extols Mrs. Austin's Famous Wheat Food as a delicious breakfast option for both young and old, promising consistent quality and appeal for all ages.
Woman Shoots Self at Home Near Hampton Iowa
Hampton Iowa September 17 Mrs Georgia Day wife of U S Day shot herself through the heart at her home near Hampton and died instantly Death of Mrs Bowen Paris September 17 Mrs Bowen wife of the deputy United States consul general J Allison Bowen died after a long illness in Paris
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Hampton, Ia
Georgia Day
U. S
Here
Bowen
Paris
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