There Should Be No Strikes In Indianapolis
The Sun urges contractors and laborers to settle in January to prevent building trades strikes harming innocent taxpayers. It criticizes unions for delaying wage talks and mocks the gamble of owners. Indianapolis has avoided recent disturbances and should remain peaceful through timely negotiations. The piece also calls the grand jury to investigate grave robbery cases, urging indictments against any influence that obstructs justice and warning against attempts to silence witnesses.
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Indianapolis
THE
SUN
Grand Jury
Rufus Cantrell
Indiana
Citizens' League probes candidates amid mixed signals
The Citizens' league urges public help in the Logsdon Investigation to reveal truth, arguing it will be more trustworthy than affidavits. The item also mentions naval history notes about Reina Christina and Dewey, reflections on local politics and a call for a secretary for a codification commission, with tangential references to Indianapolis events and earlier newspaper chatter.
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Citizens
Logsdon
Citizens’ League
Leagues
The Sketches and Songs of a Singer
A compact collection of verses and quips titled The Sketches and Songs of a Singer. Included are Evening on the Porch with lilting reflections of twilight and garden scenes, The Cheesee-Box Philosopher a wry observation on faith, Mystery Solved a playful line about drowning men and straws, The Boy With the Mitt noting a catcher’s prominence, and Young Lady's Bright Remark a humorous mispronunciation centered on a house in Haughville. ENWARD SINGER.
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Lucy
Chaka
United States
C. M. BR
Haughville
Enward Singer
Geologists and notable transfers noted in brief
W T Griswold of the Washington geological survey will begin research in the Studentville oil fields spanning eastern Ohio and West Virginia. Mrs Sarah K Bolten of Cleveland plans a city tour to advocate for stray cats and stray dogs, creating a home for them. Judge John J Jackson of the northern West Virginia district has the longest judicial tenure in the country, appointed in 181 and nearing 42 years. James Barr Ames of Harvard Law School has been elected Dane Professor of Law at Harvard, succeeding the late J B Thayer. Ex President Cleveland will visit James H Eckels at Oconomowoc Wisconsin for several weeks this summer.
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W. T. Griswold
Washington Geological Survey
Studentville
Ohio
West Virginia
Sarah K. Bolten
Cleveland
John J. Jackson
United States
Petan James Barr Ames
Harvard Law School
Dane
Harvard
J. B. Thayer
James H1. Eckels
Chicagcan
Oconomowoc
Wis
Roosevelt in Dooley Song at University of Chicago
A student parody at the University of Chicago mocks President Roosevelt with a campus greeting song. The verses praise his forceful stance and achievements, including bluffing the Kaiser and writing about sport, ending with a jab about voting for Teddy Roosevelt in 1904.
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Mr. Doolesun
University of Chicago
Various 19th Century News Bits Mixed International and Local
A jumble of brief items mentions Rev Lyman Abbott in a New York sermon about hell within, W J Bryan planning an eastern lecture tour, juror removed for eating peanuts in Joplin court, Prince Saxe Meiningen ordering sobriety for the sixth corps, Sir William Gordon Macgregor’s marriage to a London woman lifting him into baronetcy, Baby McKee of the White House era and a grandson excelling in languages, Rear Admiral George Belknap’s Civil War service and birth, plus a New Jersey case where Sadie Danielson nearly died from paregoric and a doctor was paid five dollars for saving her.
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Lyman Abbott
New York
W. J. Bryan
Judge Potter
Joplin
Prince Saxe-Meiningen
Sixth Corps
William Gordon Macgregor
London
Eng
James Macgregor
Inverness
Baby Mckee
White House
Harrizon
Boston Globe
George Eugene Belknap
Key West
Fla
Newport
N. H
Navy
Fort Fisher
Sadie Danielson
Granton
N. J
A Corner for the Women Valuable Cookery Hints
Mrs Arm strong conducts up to date cookery lessons at the German house and shares practical tips. Cooks should keep separate pastry and bread flour, sift cake flour, and use bread crumbs for frying while cracker crumbs suit scalloped dishes. Croquettes require complete egg coating and crumb steps. Mayonnaise may be made with a patent mixer priced at 1.50 plus a spatula set. The article notes garnishing ideas with vegetable cutters and pastry bags, plus uses for a border jelly mold in leftovers and molded rice dishes.
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Armstrong
Beauty tips from an old chapter on skin and hair care
An old chapter on beauty advises using cold cream as a soap substitute on chilly days, proper cleansing tips, and powder removal. It warns against skin damage from biliousness and emphasizes alcohol rosewater washes, gentle powdering, and light handling of the face. It also covers hair washing frequencies, shampoos, and scalp care with simple home remedies like soap and water, vaseline, and almond oil for dry hair.
Literary Talk and New Plans in Women's Writing
A literary column discusses Grace Lathrop Collin a Smith College graduate born in Elmira N Y who wrote Putnam Place and studied at Columbia earning an MA before traveling abroad Milas Alice Prescott Smith author of The Legates born in St Paul Minn now based in San Francisco sees her novel as her first work Her works and a planned stage adaptation by Charles Frohman of Lady Rose's Daughter with Constance Fletcher as dramatist are noted Helena Rutherford Ely's A Woman's Hardy Garden its third printing and its approach to garden and soil care with Chandler's illustrations highlighted as valuable.
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Grace Lathrop Collin
Harper's
Putnam Place
Elmira
Ithaca
Cornell University Law School
Columbian University
Collin
Smith
Milas
Alice Prescott Smith
the Legates
St. Paul
Minn
San Francisco
Helena Rutherford Ely
Chandler
Charles William Porter
James Stembridge
Cherry St
Owensboro
Porter
Indiana Girls and Military Homesickness in Philippines
A clipped discussion notes the idea of sending La Porte County girls to marry Campbell County farmers in South Dakota and cites an Indiana girls remark. It then reports an army surgeon blaming insanity among troops in the Philippines on homesickness and excess quinine use, describing malarial cases and heavy quinine intake at mess tents.
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Laporte County
Campbell County
South Dakota
Indiana
Washington Gazette
Philippines
Manila
The Mother Gray Powder and Odd Tales of Teeth
An assortment of excerpts spans patent medicine hype for children’s health, a New York Nurse Mother Gray alone and the British press, and a Kentucky man aging with new teeth. The column shifts to Armour advertising wisdom, Judge Liebecker’s blunt rulings on a meat bill, Richard Hunt the artist’s blunt but profitable critique, and a frame debate with a dealer.
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Mother Gray
New York
Worm
Sze
Emily Maronn
Allen
Olmsted
LeHoy, N
Richard M. Hunt
Hunt
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Cheney & CO
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East Market Street
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