Remembering Indiana at Shiloh and a United American Nation
Senator Beveridge delivers an oration at the Indiana Monument dedication on Shiloh Field praising national unity over sectional divides. He honors Indiana soldiers, stresses the flag as the nation’s symbol, and urges tolerance and righteous living to honor the dead.
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Beveridge
Indiana
Shiloh Battlebeld
Elorin
Lis
North
South
Yardetick
Ramage
Caesar
Napoleon
Alexander
Red Fields
Shiloh
Carolina
Republic
Texas
Ira Sankey Not In Need Says Son Amid Illness
Ira D. Sankey and his Brooklyn home are described as not poor and not seeking charity. His son Ira Allan Sankey insists the evangelist is comfortable though ill, countering reports of poverty and noting hymn-book royalties and Moody schools donations.
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Ira Sankey
Ira D. Sankey
Oxford St
Brooklyn
Mr. Sankey
Sankey
Hhe
Ira Allan Sankey
Moody Schools
Nourthfield
Curious News Bits From The Nation And Beyond
A column of short items mentions D Heron of Columbia sneezing at Ubicuyo, Jom Corridan taking a rare vacation in Newport BR, HW Kektes touting a new embalming fund, and Senator Depew linked to a dubious mining venture. It also notes Yung Lu’s titles in China, warns of Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil for injuries, and advertises a Hammond typewriter, dry goods, and clothing services with local shop details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Heron
Columbia
Ubicuyo
Jom Corridan
Newport
BR. 1
Pref
HW. S. Kektes
Philadelphia
Depew
New York
Ray
Charles M. Sheldon
Topeka
Kas
Yung Lu
China
Wenhua
Wenyuan
Board of Revenue
Imperial
Banner Armies
Wuwei
Pellvang
Grand Council
Department of Staff Affairs
Thomas
Heath
Pennsylvania Lines Reduced Rates to New Orleans
Pennsylvania Lines offers round trip sale to New Orleans April 11 12 13 with return by April 28 and one fare for the round trip for manufacturers meeting in New Orleans. A special train from Indianapolis leaves April 12 3 55 p m with sleeping cars observation and dining car. space in sleepers by writing W W Richardson D P A.
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New Orleans
Pennsylvania
W. W. Richardson
A Penny, a Lawyer, and a City Reunion
A young woman sits by a fountain in a city, penniless after hardship. She exchanges a single penny with initials for a morning paper and recalls a past lover who gave the token. Lawyer Tom Barringer recognizes Molly when she comes seeking a job and a future, and they reunite amid a hopeful engagement.
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Central Exchange
Melly
New England
the Star
Thomas Barringer
Barringer
Gize
Newsboy
T. J. Be
Enin
Bey
Molly
Parry Attacks Union Labor in New Orleans Address
National Association of Manufacturers president I M Parry concludes his New Orleans address with a fierce assault on union labor. He criticizes the eight hour bill and anti injunction measure, claiming the association deserves credit for defeating the reform. He warns passing such laws would spur socialism nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
1. M. Parry
National Association of Manufacturers
New Orleans
Parry
Manufacturers’ Association
Wightman Infant Smothered by Large Cat Near Here
Local report states Mr and Mrs Wightman’s infant died after being smothered by a large cat at a nearby residence. Details are scarce and authorities are investigating the incident.
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Col
Mra. Wightman
Ostrich Logic and a Cure via Dr Pierce's Medicines
A fragmentary testimonial extols the dangers unseen like microbes and promotes Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a blood purifier. The writer Mrs James B R Moss of New London credits the medicine with curing long standing throat swelling and blood issues after a winter illness, noting relief from multiple products and treatments.
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Humanity
Dr. Pierce
Golden Medical
Doctor Pierce
Goldex
James BR. Moss
New London
N.C
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Eliys
Vena
Rhodes
Royy
Prices Rango
Sietoreeses Saas
Ensing
LANG
Indianapolis
Brussels
DIVAN
Fintah
People's Outfitting Co
Washington St
Kentucky Ave
Brotherhood of the Flag
Ana
Vox Dei
Hammond
Frank D. Shera
Monument-place
Chicago
Dys House
Maryland St
Rambler and Orient
C. Koehring & Bro
Virginia-ave
DeVore Co. Century
Taylor Carpet Co
W. Obrist
Frank D. Shern
Monument Place
Pennsylvania Lines
DAILY
Tom
Will
Cat
Babe
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