John D Volz Nominated In Marion County For Speaker
A new candidate, John D Volz of Marion County, enters the race for speaker of the lower house amid protest over the governor backed process. Volz has strong Marion County backing, while opposition cites improper caucus selection and pressure to ratify. The article also notes ongoing debates on insurance policy framing and references Joseph Foraker and Roosevelt in related political maneuvering.
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John D. Volz
Marion County
Volz
Gome
Ita
General Assembly
API
Improper Posters Spark Debate in Indianapolis
Residents discuss posters for a theater company amid claims of vulgar content and unsafe display practices. An advance agent was arrested after a poster drew public ire, prompting calls for stricter censorship to protect youth and public morals.
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Indianapolis
Mose
Hanly Proposes Insurance Reforms in Iowa Program
Governor Hanly outlines insurance reforms as part of his legislative agenda. He favors measures from his investigation commission on insurance and state connections, noting the need for legislation and his openness to publicity on the matters.
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Boston
Tacal
Eastern Assurance
Indianapolis
Hanly
Igwa
Investigation Commission
Fia
Still Pursuing Royse Raises City Council Crisis
The News demands Councilman Harry Royse resign or be expelled, citing grand juryled indictment and alleged paving company ties. The piece argues Royse is presumed innocent until proven guilty and condemns publishing a case before court resolution. It singles out Judge Fremont Alford and notes Reed Smoot’s Senate status as context.
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Royse
Sterling
Harry Royse
Thirity Council
Royson
Rouse
Council
Fremont Alford
Beverlegs bill eyed for session fate
The article notes the bill’s fate may resurface before the session ends. It highlights the author’s earnestness and lack of hypocrisy, and suggests the president could back the measure if later examination shows constitutional compatibility with spirit and purpose.
Indianapolis Teachers Reward Fight Moves Ahead
The Indianapolis Commercial Club contemplates salary increases for city teachers. Charles W. Moores and Zea L. O Hall led the discussion with Supt. C. N. Kendall, urging higher pay to attract qualified staff. A committee will submit a report soon, stressing education quality and civic duty. A related note mentions politics and media critique of the president's message.
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Indianapolis
Commercial Club
Charles W. Moores
Board of Education
Zea L. Ohall
Supt. C. N. Kendall
Tonch
Hotels Register Indiana Residents Across City
The city hotels list Indiana guests on Wednesday with names from Claypool to Logansport. Notables include J. W. Cravens and W. H. Whittaker, plus many from Bloomington Richmond Muncie and Lafayette. A government insect station near Richmond is cited as a success prompting ongoing summer oversight.
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Indiana
Fairbanks In White House Speculation Sparks Debate
A provocative report claims Vice President Fairbanks may be aligned with promotion in the White House. The piece mocks political plots and farming lore, arguing a deeper design behind recent public actions and suggesting a shift in leadership amid speculation and satirical commentary from a press outlet.
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Fairbanks
Washrington
Timote
Indiana
Paris
Cadh
Gy North
Wis Minds
Soho
Rome
Florida
Ronsevelt
White House
Political discourse and reform talk in a chaotic era
A jumble of reform proposals and political maneuvering references to Foraker Beveridge Roosevelt and child labor laws. Amid stray notes on press opinion in Britain and a Pittsburg council bribery case, the piece hints at debate over interstate commerce regulation and labor policy, mixed with poetic asides and fragments.
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Sugeestions
Heveridge
Congress
United States
The
Sun
Washington
Indiana
Toda
Beveridge
Piace
Teamsters
Chicago
Indianapolis
Roosevelt
More Precedenta to Smash President’s Travel Precedent
President Roosevelt has broken no precedent by leaving the United States and will face more difficulty declining invitations from European rulers as successors navigate international engagements and diplomatic expectations.
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Roosevelt
United States
When You Think About It On This Old Ball
Fragmentary prose reflects on thinking about the world and the earth as a ball. The lines echo springtime imagery and a tone of wry doubt about what others might growl about.
Died Naturally and Hunters Missed Him
A Maine guide born in 1815 died peacefully of natural causes after a quiet life. The report notes how hunters overlooked him, and the Washington Herald offers a satirical jab at Senator Jem Davin and the idea of forming a senatorial ring around Theiman Richmond News Leader.
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Borm
Washington Herald
Jem Davin
Senate
Thiman
Richmond Newa-Leader
Reading Ads Fool the Public, Hoberts Says
Advertising expert Evan Hoberts from Milwaukee argues that reading advertisements once popular to impress readers now annoys and fools them. He shares anecdotes about Aunt Cornsilk of Croydon Four Corners and others to illustrate how some ads mislead people into false hopes.
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Evan Hoberts
It's Good to Be Alive in a New York Bun Poem
A fragmentary verse by Horace Barnes reflects on surviving heat and danger in subway cars and mountains. The speaker contrasts smothered, sweating travel with Alpine freshness and tropical fever, finding gratitude in life and friendship amid misfortune. It notes small cruelties and concludes with affirmation of being alive.
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Rebste
Horace Barnes
la New York
West Pointer Brigadier Perahinga in fierce campaigns
A fragmented World’s Watch item notes Brig. Geo. John M. Perahinga a West Pointer banished ten years from Indian fighting on the plains. He served at Santiago with the Tenth Cavalry and in the Philippines where he reportedly subdued the Moron and earned their friendship. The report also mentions a humorous tale of a captain becoming a father and other assorted biographical snippets about political and royal figures and explorers.
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John M. Perahinga
Santiago
Sultanata
Maro
Bayan
Chengelyes
Toilay
United States
Ueendilo
Mira Fort
Datto Pershing
Result of the Game and Political Cash Clash
An extract notes an army victory could spark a new push for an $80,000,000 navy appropriation. It mentions Johnsons running for office in Hox on, with only three elected, and argues the Hub should appoint more officers immediately, citing the New York Herald.
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Louisville Courier- Journal
Johnsons
McCarthy
Hoxon
New York Herald
The Golden Goblin Appeals to Children
Curtin Dupham leads a parade of authors with The Golden Goblin, a vivid tale of Jan and Gurtruda's raft escape and Neptune linked adventures. Illustrated charm enhances a plot promising stage adaptation and rich drama for young readers, with stock market insertions that echo a era cautionary note.
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Curtin Dupham
Hobbe-Mer- Thi Co
George F. Kerr
Jan
Gurtrutda
South Indian Ocean
Dayan
Phout
Spray
Neptune
What Does It Mean War Stops War with Japan Fanned
A fragment asks what an armed stance means to clan factions and Washington reporters. It probes whether powerful industrialists fearing policy shifts under the White House will push public opinion toward hostility with Japan. The note links San Francisco outrage to potential moves by business leaders.
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Japan
Washington
White House
San Francisco
Hue
St. Paul
Cost to Hearst in gubernatorial race and friendship with Bryan
The New York World asks how costly a bid for governor would be for Hearst and what the price might be to win the presidency, noting the implied toll on his relations with Col. Bryan of Nebraska. The Cincinnati Commercial Tribune comments on political costs and shifting alliances in a national contest.
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New York World
Hearst
Col. Bryan
Nebraska
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Minister Foresees Heaven Reunion for Families Likely
An Ohio minister predicts the most interesting heavenly moment will be the gathering of families of the just. He notes there will be interest in Jane Ake Bourke Cochran, who has been married four times, mentioned by the Houston Post.
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Fridtjof Santen
Norway
Wyner
Ohio
Jane Ake Bourke Cochran
Houston Post
Union Trust Company Offers 3 Percent Interest Rates
The Union Trust Company announces a 3 percent interest rate on monthly compounded deposits. The notice urges customers to move their savings to gain ahead and secure higher returns.
Rare Aepyornis Egg Echoes Legends and Wealth
A fragmentary note discusses an enormous Madagascar egg linked to the Sinbad tale, claiming it could hold two gallons of water and belong to a bird over 30 feet tall. It cites aepyornis egg values, measurements, and rare skulls, noting scholars debate its origins and a public exhibit in Scarborough museum.
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Sinbad
Madagascar
Irda
Africa
Scarborough Museum
Fred
Fret Landla
Washington Herald
Parrot and Pranks Highlight Ragged Miscellany
A jumble of odd notes from the era reports a parrot’s loud curse at burglars in a Long Island home and a cryptic critique of college athletics. Other items joke about stage roles, political calls, and curious scientific quips about eggs and venom-like substances.
Dear One Poem Fragment From A Youthful Letter
Fragmentary verse reflecting affection for a child’s growing years. The lines praise a dear little arm and head, a yearning for childhood days, and the arrival of advancing time that will alter the dreamlike tableau. Imagery centers on tenderness and fading innocence.
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Detroit
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Sherman Loar
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London
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Manchester
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Philadelphis Ledger
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