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The Indianapolis Sun, Arkansas Apollo edition, promotes daily publication except Sundays. It lists circulation options with carrier delivery in Indianapolis and surrounding area, rates for six months and annual terms, plus advertising contact details and postal information.
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Indiana
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Chicago
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Indianapedia
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The Human Factor In Rail Safety Debate
A long critique on railroad safety citing President Samuel Spencer's death and urging elimination of human error. It argues automatic signaling reduces accidents and blames executives like Harriman, Hill, and Goulds for prioritizing profits over lives.
Debate on a new treaty with Japan and labor exclusions
The piece surveys a proposed treaty with Japan that would preserve cordial relations while adding restrictions. It focuses on excluding Japanese laborers from the United States and American laborers from Japan, arguing the policy could ease conflicts but may fail to win broad public approval. It notes class distinctions and the argument that laborers are not a formal class in America.
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Japan
America
Bia
American Society of Mechanical Engineers
Mra Delle Manafielt
Iowa
United States
Michigan
Maseachusetts
Ita Dacre
California
Missouri
New York
New York University
Cornell
Stanlyette Titus
The Laboring Man and Immigration Policy Debate
A wide ranging editorial critiques immigration rules for treating laborers as equals under law while urging selective limits based on education and morality. It also covers the car shortage in Indiana and railroad practices, calls for state action to protect the public, and notes Meridian Street Church dedication and broader civic progress.
Labor Legislation and Gompers Victory Commentary
A newspaper note reflects a shift in Congress toward labor demands and cites Samuel Gompers as claiming credit for constructive labor victories. The piece discusses political caution and the implications of favoring labor interests in policy debates.
Secretiveness and labor secrets in public debate
A discussion on worker loyalty, secrecy in corporations, and the tension between labor and capital. The piece cites conductors withholding street names, critiques union depots, mentions a federal grand jury in Utah, and references Roosevelt in Panama, Reed Smoot, and spelling reforms. It uses period voice and blends editorials with scattered notes on current events.
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Telegraph Operators Faulted In Rail Wrecks Says Salesman
A Cleveland salesman once telegraph operator argues railroads overwork and underpay operators. He cites many inexperienced youths at keys and towers, blaming higher management for safety failures. He urges state and national action to raise competence and pay, noting typical monthly wages from twelve to fifteen dollars.
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W. H. Rewnon
Cleveland
Occidental
Wong the Rodd
Nengonauld
Anid
Birds Inspiring Human Song Theories From Oldys Work
Henry Oldys of the Agriculture Department has 100 bird song samples in popular form to let humans imitate songsters. He recorded real tones, set them in musical keys, and notes can be read by readers. Oldys, a 33 year student of bird language, believes a future opera could emerge from blending these notes with human voice. He highlights common birds such as the dusky thrush, chewink, song sparrow, Baltimore oriole, woodpecker, and Carolina wren as reproducible examples.
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Henry Obdys
Department of Agriculture
Oldyshin
Ho Haw
Haehua
Tha Dusman
Baltimore
Carolina
Child Labor and the Beveridge Law debate
Collier's Weekly argues federal action can curb child labor via interstate commerce power. It cites Senator Beveridge proposing to restrict freight on goods made by children under twelve and notes the constitutional debate over Congress regulating commerce to shape national policy.
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Egngrens
Beworidze
Gis
Ginas
United States
Congress
Vet Us
Collier’s Weekly
December gloom over sea and shore in somber verse
A fragmentary poem laments decaying wealth and vanished ships, as bleak images of December sea, barren shores, and fading fortunes invoke a somber mood. The text shifts to politics with Senator Morgen criticizing the Democratic party and accusations of white supremacy amid a blue mood in Washington.
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Morgen
Democratic Party
Washington
Women at Oia Handicap Show Measured Shotgun Skill
The Denver crowd saw expert trap shooters from the West, led by Mrs. Nellie Dennett of Denver, excel at the Grand Western Handicap in Wi. Oia. Dennett impressed as a top all round markswoman and hunter with extensive field experience from Canada to Mexico. The feature profiles also highlight women in law and dress costs as social notes from the era.
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Oia
Denver
West
Nellie Dennett
Plaine
Bobcate
Denver Republican
Boston Culture Question Through Readers Letters
The Boston Globe readers weigh in on whether Boston is the cultural center citing pieces like Put Those Little Shoes Away Life s Funny Proportion and Down by the Tanyard s Side as immortel contributions to literature, echoing a Minneapolis Journal sentiment about the city’s place in memory.
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Boston
Globe
Tanyard
Mteratura
Minneapelis Journal
Indianapolis Eyes Paving Lockerblest With Wooden Blocks
The Minneapolis Journal mocks Indianapolis plans by suggesting wooden blocks as a paving alternative for Lockerblest and notes the street’s quiet location away from city noise and heat. minor quip about who should bear the work.
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Indianapolis
Duat Sromna
Foraker's Stand Upholds Citizens Right to Fair Trial
The article quotes Senator Foraker asserting that every American citizen has a right to a fair trial superior to any official authority. The piece notes relief from Kansas City Journal, reflecting on legal protections and civil rights.
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Foraker
Ohio Atoteemap
Kanasg City Journal
Let Us Hone Commission Messages Spark Congress Tone
The Washington Herald notes that while formal presidential messages have merit the paper cautions against overreliance on comic supplements to unify Congress. The editorial argues for straightforward clarity over gimmicks in public discourse.
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Washington Herald
Hunters and deer trails thrill Appalachian camp tales
Reports from Laurale Pa cor Philadelphia North American describe hunters Charley Yeager and Rube Myers tracking a wounded deer through rough terrain by scent and blood, following two scent lines to a swamp where a single shot killed the doe. Other exploits include salt- lure deer, a albino deer shot after multiple misses, and Pete Riedernecht’s fall from a tree after an angry deer attack.
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Charley Yeager
Rube Myars
Yeager
Myers
Gome Gerson
Doe Shearer
Doc
Pety Riedernecht
Pete
Anding
Hinkle Farm
Peto
Laural
Philadelphia
If You Were But a Country in a Toasted Dish
Local poem fragment from Chicago newspapers compares a country to a dish and a table for two. The speaker muses on how nations would look on a dining table with no tips or wine, imagining social and culinary metaphors about value and beauty. The verse reflects early 20th century wordplay and social satire.
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Plese X
Walter
Chicago
Hand drawn Mazican Center Pieces and linen cloths sale
Hand drawn Mazican Center Pieces offered in three sizes 20 by 20 inches at 2.00 each 24 by 24 inches at 2.60 each and 91 by 31 inches at 3.60 each Fine hemstitched German linen pattern cloths sized 62 by 72 inches priced at 1.85 each Hand embroidered Irish linen bedspreads in handsome styles listed as 20.00 for a pair with reference 21479 vas
Things Worth Knowing Picked Up Adrift
The beet sugar crop in Michigan this year will be unprecedented with production per acre improving greatly though overall output depends on weather. Contracts cover 6,000 to 60,000 acres with beet sugar manufactur ers predicting about 310,000,000 pounds this year. Also noted are new corn varieties from France resembling cauliflower, bacteria research in coal, rising mohair imports, land use comparisons for meat and crops, old secret trades, Canadian farm incomes from wheat oats and barley, English harvest excursions, a Norfolk peanut dealer's figures, and U.S. peanut crop size and cost estimates.
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Michigan
St Sve
Canadian Bank of Commerce
Winniper
Canadian Northwest
Englard
Skaty
Remeih
Roosevelt Bryan clash over government ownership and ship subsidies
The New York World notes that Roosevelt and Bryan share dissent on naval expansion and government ownership, suggesting broad agreement on many issues despite party lines. It questions where voters cross from Roosevelt Republican to Bryan Democrat, amid a trend of blurred party boundaries.
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Mr. Bryan
Mr. Roosevelt
Congress
Roosevelt
Bryan
Raliania
New York World
Washington Postmaster Reports Weather and Health Conditions
A newly appointed postmaster in North Carolina forwards a quarterly report to Postmaster General Cortelyou. He notes wet harvests, poor yields, and illness near the community. He also mentions social religious awakenings and a curious anecdote about Mrs Longworth’s influence and a humidor incident involving Mr Longworth.
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Cortelyou
Sural
North Carolina
Jorge Cortélyou
United States
Neem
Tha Post oMca
Migs Cortalyou
Washington
Qonkreasman
Longworth
Amckate
Tab Longworth
The Empty Life After a Final Farewell
A fragmented verse laments a closed home and departed life. The speaker foresees rust on the hearth and dust on the floor as a lingering, unseen tenant remains. The poem explores absence, memory, and the lasting echo of a life once lived within a dwelling.
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France
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Chicago Record-Herald
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