Indiana Sun Prints Daily Edition in City, Nationwide
A revival of the Indiana newspaper The Sun outlines its daily circulation, summer subscription offer, and telephones for Central Union and Editorial Rooms. It also includes a lengthy discussion on education reform, the New Zealand University chair of commerce, labor unions, post office clerks, and Japan’s interest in Indiana’s interurban traction system. The piece blends ad-like notices with editorials on education and transportation.
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Indiana
Ee Aati
Central Union
Cardar
Nutelde
Fiat
Utaide de Selty
Bir
I. Hirobe
Imperial Department of Communication
Japan
West
United States
Janda
St. Indiana
New Labor Union Formed for Post Office Clerks
Organized labor under the American Federation of Labor forms a new union of post office clerks to improve clerk conditions with shorter hours and higher pay and to advocate for civil service reform and political influence in appointments.
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Organized Labor
Fost
American Federation of Labor
Campaign rhetoric by Lucida Thttie and Beaton & Maine head
The text quotes Lucida Thttie, president of Beaton & Maine railroad, accusing Mr Churchill of twisting facts in political discourse. It suggests Thttie's view on Churchill as a master of aton y in campaign rhetoric. The fragmentary passage reflects partisan critique amid a broader political confrontation in New Hampshire.
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Lucida Thttie
Beaton & Maine Railroad
New Hampshire
Mr. Tuttle
Courke
Churchill
Guy
Mr. Churchill
Dave
Boston & Maine Railroad
Boston & Maine
Shames
Charles F. Baer
Spelling reform and railroads spark mixed views in era
Local commentary rails at Boston and Maine with claims of political leverage via passes while railroads face public suspicion amid reform talk. The piece notes figures like Mr Tuttle and Charles F. Baer as benchmarks, mocks spellings, and cites Cuba and imports in a broad, period-voice roundup.
Grant county figures weigh Indiana house speakership
The Grant county candidate Gus 8 Condo, touring Denison city on business as an attorney, forecasts success as speaker and cites party momentum. Marion hosts a Thursday gathering where state candidates speak to Grant county workers. Rumors place Evansville Mayor Boehne as a potential future governor candidate.
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Gus
Condo
Grant County
Indiana House
Denison
Baing
Canvonsa
Marion
Ninte
Bept
Frederick Landin
Dekee
Bryan cautious after rivalry with Sullivan
After his title affair with Roger Sullivan Mr Bryan may be cautious and not jump into aiding the president in his fight with the dictionary. Mr Taggart travels to New York claiming broad support for Bryan, yet he has not met a gentleman named Sullivan.
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Roger Sullivan
Bryan
Mr. Taggart
New York
Bryan's Homecoming
Ocean scene features a cavelete under the wave and Octops causing terror as commotion rises in the deep. The New York Sun reports a dramatic homecoming in a vivid underwater setting with unnamed divers and sea creatures amid rising tension.
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Bryan
New York Sun
Unclear Fragments Reflecting A Distant News Item
Fragmentary text mentions someone named Fairbanks and a report about a cannon, referencing buttermilk and confusion among rivals. The source text is garbled and lacks clear events, dates, or entities to form a coherent news item.
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Fairbanks
Nobody but father in the family's hard times
A reflective poem warns of endless hidden burdens on the father as he scrimps to feed, clothe, and warm the home. The piece laments missed support and the quiet struggle to keep essentials like coal and flour in the house, while others pull down or ignore his effort.
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Mexicas Hersit
Mater
Father
Global Labor Strikes Rise Across 1905 Germany and Europe
Reports show 2408 strikes in Germany during 1905 with about 18 000 workers affected and 40 000 partly or fully out of work. Across Europe, strikes and lockouts spread, some settled by agreement while others forced workers back to toil as conflicts influenced by consuls and employers continued.
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E. L. Harris
Cheronits
Parc
Tongues of Lawyers Have Keen Edges
A humorous collage from Harper's Weekly recalls lawyers famed for sharp rhetoric. Tales include White of Springfield carrying lawbooks labeled for judges, Mugridge and Judge Minot quarreling over narration, and Butler mocked for terrorizing judges. Beckford opens a Belknap county court argument with a legacy gag, highlighting legal humor and the fragility of memory among witnesses and officials.
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F. M. Beckford
Laconia
N. H
Belknap
Col
T. J. Whipple
Barnard
Tashogn
darper'a/ Weekly
Crow and Other Wild Tales From A Curious Page
A rambling collection notes debates on crow ethics, field sports, and humane pest control, arguing not to shoot crows during certain seasons while praising the fly as a scavenger with value. It recounts a Big Bandy port bald eagle incident, a pickerel accident, and a frog foam nest discovery in Bugomo forest with casual observations on natural history.
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Big Bandy Port
Lake Ontario
List
Pau
Somarville Journal
Tha Pickerel
Childless Mother and Antarctic Explorer Sparks About Penguin Chicks
A fragmentary transcript contrasts an Antarctic expedition with a discussion of motherhood and penguin behavior. It notes a single chick among many adults and chaotic attempts by adults to nurse, ending with a chaotic scene of a chick evading many guardians. The text also veers into political and social musings about prosperity, disgust, and the burdens of motherhood within a windy, reflective voice.
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Cade
Eath
The Lips of Babes Sunday School Tale
A curious dialogue notes a Sunday school teacher asking Tammy what to do before speaking to an angry child and Tommy replying with a mischievous suggestion. The fragment hints at classroom discipline and childlike humor within a church setting.
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Tammy
Tommy
Fragmentary rural family tales from a traveler's home
A jumble of domestic scenes recalls a traveling father returning to his four year old, a baby born, and a girl named Jeanette visiting in Waukesha. Leland and Jeanette discuss Sunday school while playful mischief and home life unfold in a early 20th century newspaper style snippet.
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Bensle
Tie
Bensie
Leland
Jeanette
Waukesho Op
Binneapolis Journal
Problem Still Unsettled and a Chicago Authority
A fragmented notice notes ongoing debate over a marriage plan due on the 16th. It mentions a Chicago authority and concerns about the cost or feasibility of ordaining or proceeding with the union amid unsettled conditions.
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Chicago
Give Him a Congres No Man Deserves the Name Hepup
A Louisville headline mocks a public stance urging every effort to extend Theodore Roosevelt's influence and a sixtieth congress, reflecting partisan jabs amid era politics.
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Hepup- Vern
Theodore Roosevelt
Louisville
Herat
Too Prevus Goma Report On Apoiling Reform
Report fragment notes debate over reform proposals with references to heat and friends of the amis. The text is fragmented, capturing a newspaper tone but lacks clear events, dates, or participants.
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Too Prevus
Goma
Amis
Apoiling
Tribune
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