Indiana Governor Hanly and Roosevelt message tone
A critical portrait of Governor J Frank Hanly and a summary of President Roosevelt's message. The piece notes Hanly's temper, distrust of the press, and his alleged subservience to the Indianapolis News. It also reviews Roosevelt's call for corporate regulation, railroad rate control, and campaign finance reform. The article ends with references to assassination threats and various sensational salacious asides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
D. Frank Hanly
J. Frank Hanly
Hanly
Indiana Beg For No More Leniency At Gov. Hanly
Indianapolis News
Calls for fair hearing on Girls' Industrial School issues
In a critique of Governor Hanly's probe into the Girls' Industrial School and Woman's Prison, Mrs. Coffin argues the focus should be on the board of managers and the institution's conditions, not just Supt. Emily Rhoades. She urges an open, complete investigation unimpeded by authority. The Blar is noted for an unrelated, sharp attack on the president.
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Charles FB. Coffin
Girls’ Industrial School
Woman's Prison
Gov. Hanly
Emily Rhoades
Miss Rhoades
Board of Managers
System of Betrayal in Public Office Graft Claim
A harsh critique argues that a class of Americans claim virtue yet betray trust in public office. It accuses leaders of double standards, graft, political contributions pressure, and nepotism extending to the third generation.
Public office betrayal and calls for reform rise
The text condemns officials who seek personal gain from public service. It notes widespread deceit in decency rules and decays in economical conduct, and highlights the dismissal of W.58 Leib as a warning. It claims the president condemns self serving conduct and signals a new public willingness to end this system of swindling.
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Leib
United States
Philadelphia
Blunder Cost Hill Over A Million On New Route
In Beattle Washington a landslide prone section between Everett and Seattle cost James J. Hill over a million dollars since the line opened a year ago. Frequent slides threaten the track as water and quicksand rise, despite a special pumping locomotive washing gravel into Puget Sound.
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Beattle
Wash
Everett Binve
James J. Hill
United States
Thhat Point
Puget Round
Hill
Everett
Seattle
Notable Memoir Snippets and Romance From War-Era Letters
A collage of brief items recounts Brayner’s capture of a Confederate officer, Dr S L Pye’s Civil War ties, and a longtime friendship with Cyl Henry Watterson. It also covers Warrensburg romance news involving Rube Oglesby and Miss Hentz, followed by a jarring dinner quip about college education. Miss Melissa Kim, a Korean native, arrives in San Francisco to study medieval medicine with Korean and Chinese peers pursuing education abroad.
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Braymer
Brayner
Henry Watterson
Lemons
Louisville Courber-Journal
L. Pye i
Watterson
Wartterson
Alee
Pye
Wittis
Warrensburg
Coniphia
Rube Oglesby
Hive
Ogleaby
Nll Ris Mobey
Ril- Tosh
Mose Houtz
Oglesby
Rt Kanssey
Ad Hoad Commisader
Miss Hentz
Melissa Kim
Korea
San Brantixca
China
Kim Euys
Hnorhow
Sing Wong Tring Ling
Japan
Kim
Loyal Legion Dinner to Mark Thirteenth Anniversary in Columbia Club
The Loyal Legion plans a dinner and business meeting at the Columbia club to celebrate its thirteenth anniversary. Prominent guests will address the assembly, including Col. Charles Thorpson on The Battle of Pea Ridge, Maj. J. S. Ostrander with Our Country, and Capt. W. T. Brott, ex-president of Franklin College. Only ex-army officers and their sons may join, with the group now numbering about 21 members under Commander Oran Perry.
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Loyal Legion
Columbia Club
Xinto
Charles Thorpson
Lafayette
Pea Ridge
J. S. Ostrander
Richmond
W.T. Brott
Franklin College
Legion
Cr Oran Perry
Sunshine and Smiles Telephone Talk
A whimsical exchange jokes about Roosevelt loyalty and past politics while a reader recalls a grand subscription offer switching to barter of goods. The dialogue mocks boosterism and humorously references political figures and quirky incentives amid a provincial newspaper vibe.
Knox and Rush Holiday Goods Advertise Deep Discounts
Knox and Rush, dealers in holiday goods, announce a large sale of razors and carving knives at cut prices. They offer folding beds, feather pillows, new dresses, shoes, groceries, and canned goods. Miss Nellie Ham appointed manager of Libertyville opera house, adding a note of local theater news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indies Dresa Govda
Nellie Ham
Libertyville
Ind
Miss Ham
Why John is Quoted and Paris Hotel Plans
Salineville editor cites John D Lindsay as a trusted authority and notes a Paris convention idea. A Peru Indiana street cleaner found diamonds valued at 3000 dollars, highlighting global interest in an American town’s streets being cleaned.
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John
John D Lindsay
Atreet Cleaner
Peru
Ind
IL 1
Les
Establishing a Hyden Debating Society for Youth
The article urges Hyden Kentucky young men to form a debating society in the courthouse, arguing it educates and strengthens the county by developing future speakers and statesmen. It calls a Friday night meeting to organize before winter term and emphasizes public speaking as a path to careers in law ministry and public life.
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Kentucky
Hyden
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