Cannon and Roosevelts clash over 1903 nomination backdrop
The piece discusses Joseph Cannon as a potential 1903 Republican presidential candidate amid Roosevelt Taft and Fairbanks dynamics. It notes Cannon’s readiness for nomination, Roosevelt's evolving endorsements, and the dual reform themes of graft eradication and sociological policy, highlighting public sentiment driving reforms and the complexities of identifying the next party leader.
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Reform and Russia Dominate The Week In News
The column discusses Indiana reforms and social questions, plus a detailed Russia week recap. It covers Grand Duke Nicholas, Moscow mutinies, court martials, and the broader political shockwaves in Warsaw and other cities. It notes King Edward’s possible role and Roosevelt administration support.
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Rain soaked woods echo with cold damp chorus and memory
A fragmentary lament blends rustic nature with historic urban vignettes. Rain renews the landscape as a parade of twelve thousand passes Milwaukee. Wilson at the Players Club reflects on stage life and a box office misunderstanding with a left field joke about Silver Goldsmith.
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Dynamite custody plan eyed by state official
Mr Newhouse proposes shifting dynamite control to a state auditor or similar official and barring sale without a formal order from the custodian, making possession without such order a felony. Meanwhile Democrats in the Ninth district plan to hold a congressional convention in Frankfort with several contenders, while harvest labor in Spokane attracts high pay and insurance reform voices push for tighter business rules and lower rates.
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Legacy left by Italian lady to newspaper in gratitude
A grateful reader, an Italian lady, bequeathed 20M to a newspaper in recognition of the many entertainments she enjoyed. The gesture is described as a unique legacy and prompts praise for editors from a broad readership, with many compliments noted.
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London Daily News
Rome Oneism Contemplates Rugatan Separa ment Blow Up
A Cincinnati Commercial Trib une item mocks a figure named Rome One suggesting drastic action against a Rugatan orthographical separation. The quip frames the idea as a playful critique of language reform and public praise for the hypothetical blow up.
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Blood Relation in US Politics Commentary
A European tone on South American politics colors a Kansas City Journal critique of state strategy. The piece links sacred state roles with distrust and hints at a deep rooted political strain influencing policy.
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Misery in Kentucky headline shocks crowd in Louisville
A Minnesota Journal snippet reports chaos in Louisville Kentucky as a crowd reacts with disbelief and mockery, recalling a stubborn belief being shattered by a startling sight. A few observers remained unconvinced while others reacted with disbelief and humor.
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Ags Last Resort Discusses Road Conditions for Automobiling
The cent interrupted a state affair to inquire about road conditions for automobiling. Evidently, on last resort, he contemplates turning the deadly motor car loose upon the populace.
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Voices from the City: locals share opinions on theater, travel, and streets
A collage of city voices comments on municipal theater plans in Bhalbyville, travel and vacation tips from August, and street corners as crowds gather near downtown. Multiple residents including Otto Hoffman Clarence Kanyon W 7 Craig Harvey Moore and others discuss savings, leisure, safety, and community issues across Indianapolis and surrounding areas.
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The Irresistible The Sea's Irony and a Lost Figure
An aged poem fragment recalls a ship with banners, a turtle on the capstan, and a forgotten name carved on its prow. The speaker cites Nobu Langdon Heitor as harboring the tale of a doomed vessel named The Irresistible, set against a stormy sea scene and admiralty imagery.
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