Indulgence That Kills In Fights And Life
A veteran fighter warns that overindulgence derails champions and everyday lives. He recalls training camps, mind development, and the danger of letting pleasure erode hard earned discipline, noting how early success can lead to a fall if mindset and routines fade.
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New Orleans
Fitz
Carson City
James D. Moriarity
Keach
Holtsman
William BR. Williams
Falstaff
Trinre Hal
The Art of Living by Charles
A fan letter praising the essay The Art of Living by Charles Miller extols its call for honesty kindness and personal fortitude. It argues that living nobly amid material pursuits shapes a happier life and a better future, urging readers to embrace virtue over wealth and fame.
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Legion
Libbie Garrabrant Seeks Pardon After Murder Conviction
A 17 year old Libbie Garrabrant, convicted of poisoning Rawson F. Burrows, faces repeated petitions for release as New Jersey officials reportedly consider a pardon. In a candid past interview she vowed to save fallen girls if freed, recounting a life of hardship, escape from home, and an ill fated relationship.
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Rawson F. Burrows
New Jersey
A Murderess Urges Girls to Seek Freedom and Reform
Libbie Garrabrant, a death row inmate once 17, speaks from prison about her sin and punishment. She warns girls away from crime and runaway homes, offering advice to the poor and unhappy youth seeking “fun and freedom.”
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Libbia Garrabrant
Libbie
Libbie Garrabrant
Public Official Relations Stir Connecticut Senate Sale
The piece criticizes the public official public relation dynamic and hints at political tensions, noting a Connecticut senatorial status being discussed amid editorials on Rockefeller and religious figures. It references a Milwaukee banker’s controversial treatment in Chicago, illustrating press scrutiny of power and influence.
Divorce as refuge and reform in marriage law
By Susan B. Anthony argues divorce courts offer escape from brutal marriages, critiques laws allowing early marriage, and stresses clergy complicity in restricting divorces. She urges reform of marriage statutes, safeguards against misuse, and recognition of multiple valid divorce grounds beyond adultery.
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Canada
Tennessee
A Slip Knot By Frances Gilbreath Ingersoll
Frances Gilbreath Ingersoll reflects on Jennie and Will’s separation, arguing a mismatched marriage of wealth and poverty cannot endure. She laments modern women's "rights" while praising a timeless ideal of fidelity, duty, and restraint in partners and mothers.
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Frances Gilbreath Ingersoll
Jennie
Will
Statements From Indianapolis Figures On Law and Society
A compilation of quotes from public figures in Indianapolis touches on crime, police, temperance, labor unions, politics, and social changes. Notables include Isador Wulfson, George Lyon, Maj. Gen. Carnahan, Supt. Kruger, and James Whitcomb Riley, reflecting attitudes toward graft, elections, and street life.
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Robert Scott
E.W Clark
Capital City
James R. Carnahan
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Col. Satan
Miwaukee
Susan B. Anthony
Busan BR. Anthony
Jexpense
Maud
Isador ‘Wulfson
Rere
Harry
George Lyon
Charles Benedict
Jerry Kinney
Ola
Indianapolis
William Reagan
SUPT
Police
Krugeh
Atom Tast
James Whitcoma Riley
Joan J. Appel
Twa
Gene
Charles M'Intire
Am Walt
Richardson
Ralirosa
J.B. Shideler
Rffleiak
Alvah Rucker
Senate
A. A. Young
George P. Lyon
Amax
J. Clyda
Marico Nom
Ubero Plantation Company
New York
Pettis Dry Goods CO
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