Subscription Terms and Newspaper Industry Notes
The text outlines subscription prices in multiple formats, including daily, Sunday, and combined plans with varying terms. It also discusses media ownership, city newspaper dynamics, and historical shifts in local press, mentioning figures and papers like the Morning Sentinel, Fort Wayne Journal Gazette, and South Bend Times, with observations on investments, meters for gas, and regional paper competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ealtor
Joby J. Stoll
South Bend Times
Samuel E. Morne
George F. McCulloch
Morning Sentinel
McCulloch
Idfanspolly Sentinel
Etata
Fort Wayne Journal- Gazette
Wyansville Courier
Lafayette Journal
Logansport
Jean
South Bend
Tadianapolia
Columbia City
Paal
Fort Wayne
Bus
Abroad View Critiques Lynching Fear in America
The Heltiah Loeving of Wetonds urges Americans to confront lynching as lawless killings across the nation. She cites repeated executions without trials, burning and public approval by some white citizens, warning of moral decay and harm to families and communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
America
Jiavsons
Dave Bee
Cisertais
Cti
Howry L
Chicago School of Fiction in Wart American Review
A Wart American Review piece by Stavells debates what constitutes a Chicago school of fiction, listing notable Chicago writers and schools such as Fuller, Payne, Ada, and Wyatt. It extols Chicago’s democratic literary spirit, cites Miss Wyatt’s True Love, and lauds Howells and Adams for shaping a distinct midwestern literary voice.
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Wart American Review
Stavells
Te Oarget
Chicago
Boston
Knickerbocker
Poe
Ims
New York
San Francisco
Clemens
Charles Warren Stoddard
Bret Harte
Henry B.' ‘Fuller Schol
George Ada
F. Z. Duane
Whi Payne
Robert Herrick
Wyatt
Howells
Heniny
Theo
Gage
Jane Austen
Henry
Fuller
Puller
Melton
WL Payne
Noele
Soma
Anetta Ihax
Républic of Letters
America
Ty George Ady
Ita Linda
Maine
Oregon
Ade
Fragmentary Note Sparks Reading on Road, Love, Faith
A damaged OCR snippet mentions religious phrases and road travel imagery, with unclear references to Wilson and a Sunny observation. The fragment hints at Christian themes, love, and a possible journey or observance, but specifics or clear events remain unreadable.
Dooley and Durley in a Chicago School Review
The passage reviews Mr Durley's musings on art, humorists, and politics, comparing Dooley, Dunne, and Ade with Irish-American humor and New Yorker satire. It discusses the role of Mr Tooley, Mr Dunn, and Miss Wyatt, and questions the scope of the Chicago school in American literature. The critic urges stronger, more incisive satire and a bold American novel stance.
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Air Chicago
Baume
Dowley
Durley
Rion
Mr Durley
Mr. Tune
Mr. Thinne
Mr. Dooley
Mr. Tooley
Mr. Dunne
Dooley
Mr. Ades
Mr. Ade
Miss Wyatt
Mr. Howalle
Chicago
New York
Tong
Powalldy
Uren
Big Posse Scours Country for Murderer
L.OOGOOTES, Ind. June 7 Sheriff and armed deputies scour Shahilla of Milt county for the man accused of murdering Mrs. Lion. Mrs. Ton was killed Friday. Arthur ton, her alleged killer, is charged and escaped. Authorities describe a hilly, broken country as hindering capture. the suspect reportedly intends to kill two more people if cornered. The search involves numerous felons and possible sightings near Indian Springs and West Union, about twelve miles away.
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L.oogootes
Ind
Holanpple
Shahilla
Milt Counly Totay
Satel
Anya Ha
Jearnen
Lion
Nesie
Keopley
Will
Indian Springs
West Union
Moling
West Unio
Tragedy in Maynard sparks mob scene and jail capture
In Maynard a Love triangle ends in gunfire as Joseph Beachy shoots Michael Beachy and fatally wounds Joseph Kosma, a friend of both. The assailant flees, a mob forms, and Seachy is captured and jailed in St Clairsville. Local murmur centers on presumed duty and frontier law amid the aftermath.
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Wheeling
W. Vadine t—Toulousy
Maynard
Joseph Beachy
Michael Beachy
Joseph Kosma
Kosma
Gonstalla
Seachy
Winono
St. Clairsville
Flooded area to reopen as rail and packing plants plan comeback
The flood recovery moves ahead with depots, railway yards, and packing houses targeting resumed operations on Monday. Armour Packing will lead the revival with other plants to follow, while the Missouri and Kaw rivers dropped three feet in 24 hours enabling more rail access to the union depot.
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Armour Packing
Tol Wast
Ue Missouri
Kaw
Union
Railroads Suffer Severe Damage in Midwest War Fallout
Kansas City reports extensive railroad damage from the Mood. Freight losses in cars and buildings are heavy, with ore tracks washed and rails destroyed. Estimated total losses may reach three million dollars across the region.
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Kansas City
Flood wreckage in Kansas blamed on recent rains
Kansas cities face staggering damage with estimates running into millions. Key losses cited include Topeka at 500000 and Argentine at 2001000, with extensive harm to crops and thousands of smaller towns affected. Insufficient rainfall data and late season hinder projected farm recoveries. widespread suffering anticipated among workers and owners.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Noth Topeka
Lawrences
Saline
Misrhattan
Wameno
St. Marys
Blue Hapiie
Clay Center
Enterprise
Concordia
Ainellon Giry
Solomon
Abilene
Iillworth
Lindeburg
Hutchingon
Minneapolis
Emporis
Florence
Lincoln Center
Atchixon
Brire+ Sington
Hil City
Be- Jolt
Argentine
Kanaxe City
Kas
Sulurbe
Missouri River Record Describes Rising and Falling Levels
The Missouri River near Omata Nebraska shows rapid fluctuations with water rising and falling about equally over the past thirty hours. The report notes varied upstream activity and a downriver trend, indicating unstable river conditions.
Floods Worsen in Hannibal as Mississippi Rises
Flood conditions worsen in Hannibal Missouri as the Mississippi River reaches 222 feet, four inches higher than prior, paralyzing business and rail traffic. Bay levee near the shore holds but may break, with about four hundred workers operating day and night to shore up defenses and await government aid.
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Hannibal
Hane Nival
Mississippi
Il Role
Gaster
Kerala
Indiana Officers Under Fire In Washington Dispatches
June 7 Indianapolis dispatches report charges filed against several Indiana postmasters by the Civil Service Commission. Investigations led by William Dudley Foulke focus on pernicious political activity and campaign assistance. Postmaster William T. Pletcher is handling related official duties as inquiries proceed.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Washington, D. C
Indiana
Civil Service Commission
William Dudley Foulke
Seely Service Commission
Leow
Pinsi
New Scientific Strides In Polonium And Ozone Water Treatment
Berlin report describes Prof W Markwald demonstrating polonium as a primary element from uranium ore with a 15 to 100 grain metal produced at $75. He shows polonium powering a spark, lighting nearby materials, thrilling chemists. Proskauer discusses ozone sterilization of drinking water. ozone plant touted as cheaper than conventional sand filters, suggesting broader adoption.
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Berlin
Boston
Comtess
W. Markwald
Gunn
Paris
Markwall
Markwald
Proskauer
Olimueller
Prall
Imperial Health
Pace
No More Black Bass Under Michigan Close Season
Michigan game laws prohibit catching selling or possessing black bass. Warden C H Chapman notes the inland waters close season and bans shipment or aiding shipment of black bass out of the state. The advisory emphasizes enforcement and penalties for violations.
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Tester
Michigan
Querios Aly
Indiana
Owl
Mila
C. H., Chapman
Turft Bureau Fraud Suspect Arraigned in Brooklyn
Henny Cartwright alias H B Clarke was arraigned in Brooklyn on fraud charges for running a turf bureau. Police found hundreds of victim letters and extensive advertising. Cartwright admitted identity after rogues gallery photo. A second note reports Raginger Trainor, a Knights Templar member, killed on the B and OL railroad Sunday.
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New York
Henny Cartwright
Dynn
Brooklyn
Cartwright
H. B. Clarke
Raginger Trainor
Kendallville
Lodge of Knights Templars
Ljcal Commandery
Waukesha Springs New Corporation Formed with New York and Chicago Capital
Milwaukee June 7 The consolidation of the White Rock and Arcadian Mineral Spring companies forms a new corporation with New York and Chicago capital amounting to 1,400,000 dollars. G A Welsh and Fred Phelps will be president and general manager respectively. The move signals a step toward merging water firms in Waukesha as lawsuits over lake water labeling press the industry. Miradore Lehman is in New York on business.
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Milwaukee
Wis
White Rock
Arcadian
Waukesha
New York Company
New York
Chicago
G. A. Welsh
Fred Phelps
Lake Michigan
Supreme Court of Hinda
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Ohio
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Wilson
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Fener
Peiadel
Bleeding Kansas
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Omata
Missouri
Postofice Department
Ayer
Tae Atta
Avon
Afalpes Wee
Reyard Smiths
Middlesex
Lowell
Brussels
Cesars SU
Smith and Dubwin
Wilton
Roxbury
Rurode Dry Goods Co
State of
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NEW Corporation
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Wake Michigan
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Adore Lehman
New York City
Milan
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