Roosevelt faces fight over railroad regulation and Congress
The message stresses federal control of interstate railroads against powerful corporations. It argues the constitution gives Congress commerce power and condemns discriminatory rates. The public backs Roosevelt as a clash with Wall Street interests looms, with stakes the fate of government versus railroad magnates.
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Congress
United States
Wall-st
Tte
Western Reserve University
Governor Hanly and Miss Rhoades Reform Inquiry
The Star defends Governor Hanly for limiting testimony to Miss Rhoades while urging a full inquiry into prison reforms. It argues removing Miss Rhoades alone won’t fix broader evils and calls for complete action. The Sun shows no bias against the governor and supports thorough investigation. A separate note says dense smoke thwarted the smoke inspector's education campaign and hints Robert Metegzer may become head of pollen.
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Hanly
Miss Rhoades
Reformatory Board of Managers
Sun
Mias Rhoades
Christmas contrast in crime and mercy in Windsor jail
The piece laments Mary Mabel Rogers’s murder by garrote and notes a violent 14 minute killing in Windsor jail while contrasting holiday peace with brutal crime. It questions state death penalties and cites Great Lakes losses last season and a stalling presidential stance.
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Windsor
Great Lakes
Twin Boys Named Two Bits From North Alaskan Whalers
Two Eskimo twins born near Cape Simpson will bear no individual names but are known collectively as Two Bits. The brothers belong to a whaling tribe and were photographed by F. H. Nowell during a voyage to the far north, a feat in photography for the American Arctic.
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Reward for Honest Return Sparks Moral Debate
A traveling man at the Albany hotel questions rewards for returning lost items, arguing honesty should not hinge on pay. He recalls a pocketbook found in Omaha with $8 inside, where a boy’s request for a dollar shows mixed motives. The tale grows into a broader debate on value of integrity and reward.
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Albany
Omaha
Denver Post
The Doctor's Title Controversy in County History
George B. Thompson, county coroner, claims the M D in his title stands for mule driver not medicine. A late night operation at the general hospital led to confusion when the city physician could not be reached and the on call house surgeon sought help. The exchange reveals the odd misinterpretation of credentials and a comical moment as the first mule driver was suggested.
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George B. Thompson
M. D
General Hospital
Thompson
Weill
Collecting Spots in City Lunchrooms Sparks Trend
A Philadelphia Record excerpt notes a downtown businessman rejects lunch counters citing space and cleanliness. He plans to bring a cloth napkin and hang a coat plate to save money, blaming counter crowding for clothing stains and implying a shift toward self service and frugality.
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Philadelphia Record
Sunshine and Smiles A Word From Jobh Wise
Fragmentary humor column pokes at marriage woes and memory lapses in a mock interview. It notes a man’s fading memory, insurance testifying nerves, and a laundress with a gambling streak, using dated phrasing and light sarcasm.
Great rushers and public notices from Indianapolis era
Ed Steinmetz-Higgine and Hert praised as top rushers, Lewis of Marlon labeled greatest. Many citizens comment on cars, crime cases, politics, and urban change. Public notices note hotel demolition and new construction ahead, with nostalgic reflections on old times.
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Hert
Lewis
Marlon
Policemen Kill Dog After Urgent Call in Meridian
A mad dog was shot by bicycle police after a caller warned of danger near Mayer's at Meridian and Washington streets at 7:30 am Friday. The dog had been hunted and possibly poisoned, frothing at the mouth as authorities closed in.
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Brestlers
Hielman
Meridian
Washington-sts
Washington-st
Predictions by Raphael the Astrologer Sunday December WW 106
Predictions warn of an unlucky day with losses and sorrow for the family. A child born on this day 13 may be untidy yet fortunate in business. a 109% birth shows new business for trades and hard work ahead. For Monday December 11 travel tasks, employment risks, and mixed prospects for women and marriage.
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Traes
Installation of Troy Franc Scott Corey Wicks at All Souls Church
Progress published by All Souls Church of the Unitarian denomination announces the installation of Troy Franc Scott Corey Wicks as pastor. The event at North Alabama between Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets starts at 7 30 PM with an engaging program.
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All Souls Church
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Franc Scott Corey Wicks
Friends Boost Duncan in City Hall Talk
Orville C. Duncan a traveling man and brother of Bicycla Paliceman Duncan is being discussed for Meense inspector under Mayor Bookwalter.
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Orville C. Duncan
Bicycla Paliceman
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Ube
Sleet Bookwalter
Gift idea using an any ings account from Indiana Trust Co
A promotional note urges Christmas gifts of an any ings account from The Indiana Trust Co. It promises easy setup and practical value for recipients, highlighting a capital of 1,000,000 and surplus of 300,000 to bolster confidence in the company.
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Anyings
Indiana Trust CO
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