Bryanism revival looms at Waldorf Astoria Jefferson dinner
A New York Bryan campaign surge is set for next Monday at the Waldorf Astoria with Bryan as the star. Democrats split between old Cleveland loyalists and rejuvenated Bryanists as socialists warn of his influence while debates on socialism and Debs continue in prominent papers. The event aims to unite Democratic factions during Jefferson Day celebrations amid rising Bryan momentum.
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Franks Reform Proposal Meets Newspaper Critique
The International Reform Bureau objects to a Sun editorial on franking reform. It argues the franking system should not curb political circulation and compares it to party expenses. The piece notes a post office bill proposal to bar use of franks by committees or organizations.
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Franking Privilege Debate and Deaths by Drink and Divorce
The Sun criticizes the franking privilege and calls for stricter limits amid reform talk. It highlights an Indiana report noting 97 percent of orphans in Hamilton County are made homeless or parentless by drink and divorce, a stark county-wide statistic with no known parallel.
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Wilson
United States
Nation to write a new anthem and cozy cottages urged
The piece argues a new national hymn cannot be forced by Congress or a prize, noting Schubert’s Serenade as a timeless model. It cites Secretary Bonaparte and Tilford of Louisville, criticizing quick national anthems and praising simple cozy cottages and home life as Indianapolis anticipates spring mating.
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Punishing Fatkers in New York Courts
A judge sentenced Larry Rogers to seven years and six months in Sing Sing for plotting to assassinate Dr. Parkhurst. Rogers, once employed by Citizens' Union, claimed to be hired to kill the clergyman and names officials who allegedly aided the plot. He attempted to bluff law officials with a circumstantial tale.
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Court notes expose false charges by Rogers against policemen
The judge finds Rogers weakened by self incriminating statements and accuses him of faking a big story for newspapers causing injury. Seven years is deemed fitting. some editors may face consequences. Lewiston bans football at high school and replaces it with docketball, while critics mock the sport’s treatment and dismissive actions spark controversy about athletics.
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New York Moves to Bar Polygamy Across U S
The New York legislature adopts resolutions urging Congress to call a Constitutional convention to ban polygamy and empower enforcement legislation. The move echoes debates on polygamy involving Dowie and Joe Smith, contrasting hopes for multiple wives with opposition and federal action.
Active Women Improve City Leagues Expand Work
In Kalamazoo a women's improvement league moves beyond cleaning to legal aid for divorces and pursuing wire deserters and loan sharks. Leaders like Mrs Caroline Bartlett Crane promote reform ideas from a Washington congress, while local efforts spark debate about municipal control and broader city beautification.
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Hurda Returns to Find Paths Made by She
Obscure verse recalls Hurda traversing distant nooks and facing jolts and jars before old age. After weary years, he wanders back to a home where she has carved deep pathways to his door, a motif of return and memory.
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Politician Jim Watson greets crowd at Claypool hotel
Congressman James E Watson of the sixth district mingles with the crowd at the Claypool hotel in Crawfordsville Indiana on a Monday visit. Sheriff Edward Sournbier, Joe Clay supporters, Shelby County chairman Johnny Walker, and candidate McHeth for state geologist discuss the race, while a display features a letter from Lew Wathene urging support for Jacan Joel for state treasurer.
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Joe Clay
Johnny” Walker
Shelbyville
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Jacan Joel
Alote
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Joel
Crawfordsville
Five Little Medical Fallacies From Doctors Tales
A physician warns against common health fallacies. He debunks beef tea as nourishment, asserts alcohol does not warm the body, corrects egg-to-meat substitutions, cautions about liver care, and cautions against stamp licking as a source of germs. The column weaves anecdotes from Bechtereff and Dryden, ending with a patient misunderstanding a tonic and appetite.
Red-eye in Maine and odd encounters with liquor
A Bangor city agency tale portrays Chaney seeking liquor for “technical purposes” amid a dry state dilemma. The anecdote contrasts local rules with a sly request and notes broader chatter from.Chattanooga Times. Also referenced are William F. Bryan and Thomas Watson’s political lanes and memories of Lafayette in Baltimore as era recollections fade.
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Mr Bryan praised for calm, safe speech in debate
The Boston Mercury notes Mr Bryan’s contribution to the discussion on socialism has earned broader approval than his recent efforts. He is seen as moving into a safer and more prudent class of public figure.
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Keep Everlastingly at It Ad Copy Fragment
Fragmentary ad copy urges relentless industry and continuous operation. It mocks high costs of tools and delivery, claims wheels of business must keep turning, and promotes constant effort as a motto from Bolotl Mall.
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Pie Belt shifts in New England distribution
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a fiber shipment pattern moving from Maine to Providence Rhode Island and Battymore and Beaith Eingwald Union. Mentions millions of pounds diverted to these locations within a belt tied to the Pine and New England region.
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The Birds of Time in Cobble Tower Rink's Special
A fragmentary verse note describes clock tower themes and a crowd reacting to chimes with quirky calls. References to Vatén and a “Cork-a-dondle-dag” moment drift beside a mention of MecLandburgh Wilson and a covert coat at Rink's this week.
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London dinner and American writers shape literary talk
A writer notes Owen Bea man as Purch editor during a London charity dinner where Seaman extols organized charity and critiques beggars. He mentions Kate Banbord, Paul Laurence Dunbar, a Dickens adaptation boom, Admiral Keppel anecdotes, and rising interest in Seatt and new editions of Sentis novels amid transatlantic literary attention.
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Monkey talk and old political squabbles in Washington
A Washington column lampoons political rivalries and late hours among senators. It recalls scenes of verbal jabs, rivalries from Pennsylvania figures like Penrose and Knox, and a humorous aside about a college professor claiming mastery of a Simian language.
Snarl of a Cynic Brief Quote Sparks Debate
A fragment from the Philadelphia Record quotes the Cynical Bachelor asserting that meet marriages are driven by fear of rival suitors. The passage reflects a cynical take on matchmaking and social expectations.
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Moscow's election jokes mix with China Russia tensions
A brief item from the Milwaukee Evening Wisconsin notes political jokes intertwined with reports that China is preparing to confront Russia, reflecting a tense international backdrop amid domestic election discourse.
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Vicious Creatures Visit Penitentiary Room
A fragment describes indy visitors escorted by the superintendent entering a room where three women sew. One visitor blurts in alarm about the inmates noting they have no home, while the superintendent is addressed in uncertain terms amid a garbled account of Harper’s Hive.
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