Beveridge Keynote Speech Praised By Republican Convention
Senator Beveridge delivered a forceful keynote at the Republican state convention praising trusts as natural and necessary while urging lawful restraint. He cited wartime party records, thanked Fairbanks and Indiana lawmakers, and left the audience deeply attentive to the final exhortation.
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Beveridge
Fairbanks
New Jersey
Senator Fairbanks
Durbin
Indiana
Frauds to the Grand Jury in Marion County Fight
The Sun condemns alleged fraud in the Marion county ward 7 primary and endorses Frank Littleton Rusall Harrison Cass Connaway and anti ring fighters. It urges the grand jury action and warns radical steps if the party fails to purge itself. The piece blames the republican party for endorsing corrupt practices and calls for legal scrutiny.
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Republican Party
Marion County
State Convention
Frank Littleton
Rusall Harrison
Cass Connaway
the Sun
Contention Over Gen Miles Opinions Sparks City Debate
The Sun and Journal clash over General Miles, accusing each other of distortion. The exchange centers on Miles's ideas on army matters, with critics claiming bias and praise for his stance against military theorists. Supporters say he speaks for the majority against partisan press.
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Miles
SUN
Health boards to meet Friday under Hurry in office
Presidents and secretaries of the Ohio Illinois and Kentucky state health boards will gather Friday morning in the office of Secretary Hurry to discuss common health issues and coordination. The meeting aims to align policies and share data across the three states.
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Ohio
Ilinois
Kentucky
Hurry
Editorial snippets stir minor national notes
A collage of editorial quips and opinions from several papers. Remarks touch on democracy and trial rights, hygiene and beard culture, racehorse tips, and patriotic resolve. The Richmond Sun notes citizens ready to serve in Cuba, while Goshen and Wabash papers lampoon popular beliefs and policies.
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Richmond Sun
Amusements in New York Venues Feature Pantomime Sketches
A Grand vaudeville sketch by the Auers uses color rag art in pantomime, while Quo Vadis draws big advance sales at the Park for a three day engagement starting Thursday. Empire Burlesque will take over for three days, replacing the prior company. the Bowery burlesquers have performed at the house before.
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PARK/‘Quo Vadis
Auers
Bowery Burlesquers
Empire Company
Amphion club concert sales boost attendances Saturday night
City life notes report strong seat sales for the Amphion club concert with dancing after the Indiana polis I event. Mannerchor performed midweek while the Indianapolis street railway company seeks change of venue alleging bias against Judge Carter in a damage suit over mains due to electrolysis. G M Ober, once a physician in Indianapolis, was arrested at Madison for practicing medicine without a license and reported to the State medical board.
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Amphion Club
Indianaapolis I
Mannerchor
Indianapolia Street Railway Company
Jones
Vinson Carter
Manufacturers’ Gag Company
Street Railway Company
G. M. Ober
Indianapolis
Madison
State Board
Writers and their writing nerves and habits
The article surveys Sienkiewicz and Frank Stockton as examples of intense methods, noting Sienkiewicz writes daily for the press with little revision and relocates his manuscript to sustain inspiration, while Stockton dictated from a hammock with no notes. It also mentions Mrs. Craigie’s long conceiving process, Finley Peter Dunne’s reception with banker Benedict, and a Twain anecdote from the New York Times.
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Kray
Sienkiewica
Polanecki
Warsaw
Sienkiewicz
Russian
Poland
Austria
Soutern
France
Frank Stockton
Stockton
America
England
Continent
Colonies
Tropics
Mark Twain
New York Times
Sketches and Songs of a Singer and the Root of Evil
A humorous quip about money and books contrasts a salesman’s claim of a complete history with a jab at a burly lawyer in a nearby office building. The exchange turns on a joke about the sky scraper bombardment and the world’s money-driven nature.
Passing Fair Toward Romance Echoes in Banter
A brief quip turns on flirtatious wordplay as one person claims to be merely passing fair, while the other counters with a cheeky line about passing fair only when near them. The exchange reads as a lighthearted, romantic aside preserving its period voice.
Staphophone party hosted by Will Hereford at home
A large number attended Will Hereford’s staphophone party last night. Guests enjoyed musical bits from the machine and listened to the sayings of Will’s bright son Wilt, who had been recording him over time. Guests departed late in the evening.
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Will
Hereford
Lttle
Wilt
Trust Enemy
A humorous quip about trust and meat trade tensions. The butcher is described as opposed to the meat trust, but no clear motive is given and the speaker confesses personal distrust in return.
Locusts, Sparrow, and Sorrow in a 117-Year Tale
A poetic line contrasts long suffering with a birds appetite for locusts. The 117 year reference underscores a cyclical omen, while the sparrow’s relish hints at nature’s balance. The verse pairs sorrow with relief as the locusts’ fate becomes a feast for the bird.
Bright town man works for Hank Hereford
A drummer asks about a quick-witted newcomer. The village grocer says he is among the brainiest in town and works for Hank Hereford, a wealthy, illiterate cousin who cannot write his own name.
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Hank Hereford
Daughter's execution praised in grim party boast
A wealthy father boasts of his daughter's execution as beautiful while a hard-faced neighbor, part of the elect few who shun many friendships, agrees she can murder a piece better than anyone heard. The dialogue recalls a stark social cruelty amid festive chatter.
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Hfe
Edward Singer
Wit and weathered lines through old papers
A collage of dated quips from multiple papers shows social scenes at receptions, political jests, and minor curiosities. Snippets include Senator Sorghum’s remarks on gatherings, car repair inquiries, a quip about congressmen, a valedictorian’s broad topic, and playful verses on gender roles.
Uncommon Beet Relish and Other Kitchen Oddities
A mid twentieth century cooking note offers beet relish with cabbage onion beet sugar salt cayenne and vinegar as a new pickle alternative. Also described are clotted cream heating milk to separate cream and lemon rice pudding with lemon rind eggs sugar and milk baked with meringue and served cold.
Swirl of Society and Upcoming Midwest Weddings
Indianapolis couple Clifford McCorkle and Flora Lewis plan a noon wedding next Wednesday. High tea hosted for Miss Annie Blitz of Minneapolis. Announced vows for Miss Bertha Roberts and J Russell Wilson on May 6 in Chicago. Reception for the bride by Mrs Alma Shimer on May 8. State weddings noted include Noblesville Mary Boswell with Paul Snyder and Hartford City Caroline Hubbard with Harry Miller. Fort Wayne pair Gertrude Morris and Norman Olds wed, while Pearl Holt and Herbert Bertermain married at the bride’s home on E Market St with palm and lily decor.
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Clifford McCorkle
Indianapolis
Flora Lewis
Madison
W. R. N. Silvester
Annie Blitz
Minneapolis
Bertha Roberts
J. Russell Wilson
Chicago
Alma Shimer
E. St. Clair-st
Noblesville
Mary Boswell
Paul Snyder
Saginaw
Mich
Hartford City
Caroline Hubbard
Harry’ O. Miller
Marion
Fort Wayne
Gertrude Morris
Norman Olds
Pearl,Holt
Henry Holt
Herbert Bertermain
E. Market At
A. B. Philpott
Bent OF New Shoes Eases Feet After Allen's Foot-Ease
An advertising fragment describes a product that relieves bunions and discomfort by shaking into shoes. It promises instant relief and comfort, preventing soreness for new shoes and claims to be a superior aid after using Allen's Foot-Ease.
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Allen
Silk Care and New Blouse Belt Fashion Note
For Woman's Eye advises against folding silk in white paper due to lime bleaching chemicals that harm color. To prevent yellowing wrap fabrics with beeswax. A novel feature is the blouse belt: a wide black satin girdle with side buckles and a pinned front, while the back is rolled to create length and a sleek silhouette.
Hats and lace dominate fashion for children and women
The article describes soft straw hats with light color braids and blue or pink linings, pink roses, and chiffon ribbons. It notes lace use increasing in millinery, graceful fluted ends over hair, and sets of lace collars and cuffs. It covers shirtwaist sets with collars and plastrons, hemstitched sets, and the shift to washable braids and velveteen brushes for silk care.
What the Papers Say Fragment Highlights Notable Quotes
A collection of brief quotes from multiple papers including Detroit Free Press Toledo News Newark Evening Sun and St Louis World. The items critique authorship weather and social scenes with sharp witticisms and moral tone reflecting early 20th century editorial voice and public sentiment.
Tailors' Exchange Honors A J Treat With Condolence Resolution
Following the death of A J Treat the Merchant tailors' exchange held a special meeting on Wednesday and adopted condolence resolutions. A copy was sent to the Treat family.
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A. J. Treat
Merchant Tailors’ Exchange
Remarkable Recovery After Colic Remedy Use
Mrs. Mary Haller of Mt. Crawford Virginia reports her son’s severe cramps were halted after three doses of Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. She states he regained consciousness and fully recovered within twenty four hours, and notes the remedy is sold by all druggists.
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Chamberlain
Mary Haller
Mt. Crawford
Foliage on Sale in Millinery Trade Review
A strong demand for foliage drives spring and summer hat trimming with ash and silver-birch leaves joining rose, fern, grasses, and mosses. Preservation via sterilization makes them long lasting. Parasite notes include asparagus foliage treated similarly. Also mentions Dr Bull's Cough Syrup claims and local shop notices in Knox's and Bennett's establishments.
The Sun Readers Asked to Go Early Tomorrow Desires
Sun readers are urged to go early tomorrow amid prevailing demand for prompt access. The notice stresses the public desire for timely attendance and efficient service.
Officers Named in Local Organization
OFFICERS LIST PRESENTS JOHN H. HOLLIDAY AS President HENRY BITEL as Vice President HOWARD M FOLTZ as Treasurer and CHARLES 8 M BRIDE as Secretary in the official roster. The document records the leadership of the organization with these four officers.
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John H. Holliday
Henry Bitel
Fhs For Sale Miscellaneous Headline
Local column highlights bargains in Jersey clothing gasoline and other items today. Readers may find useful deals and listings in the miscellaneous section of the paper.
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Area Jersey
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