A Pathetic Debate on Regulation and Railroads
A column rails at a Star editorial for ignorance on federal power over transportation prices versus groceries. It argues for strong federal action to curb corporate abuses, notes state limits, praises President for calling for nationwide rate oversight, and mentions a heroic Ponete woman who died rescuing a child in a fire alongside Panama Canal job chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Illinois
Kangay
Standard Oil Company
Santa Claus and the heart of Christmas spirit
A reflective piece asks who Santa Claus is and where he lives, urging readers to keep the Christmas spirit. It links belief in Santa to generosity, goodwill, and acting as a Santa Claus for others, noting personal growth and joy from giving. The essay also briefly mentions civic stories about Mayor Holeman, the Gavcomany, and City Engineer Foup in the surrounding text.
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Santa Claus
Santa
Santi
Claus
Holeman
Indianapolis
Foup
Cromer
Congress
George W. Cromer
Eighth
Indiana
Joseph Cannon
House
Cangs
Post Office
Speaker Cannon
George W
Berlin Police Ready to Drive Rioters Through Streets
Special to the Inn BERLIN DEC 13. Reports note revolutionary unrest in Russia sparks socialist push elsewhere with calls for manhood suffrage and radical electoral reform in Germany. Berlin authorities rehearse suppression tactics to break crowds, using street squares and controlled fire if needed with loyal troops and police lines to seal suburbs and encircle uprisings.
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Berlin
Inn
Bermin
Russia
Soctalias
Hays
Germany
Urvelan
German Socialiat Party
Pripyin
Eisenach
Soeldl al
Cts
Emperors Palace
Aly
Alteaid
Prince’ Weuding
King of
Spuin
Predictions by Raphael the Astrologer for Thursday Dec 14
Unclear forecast for December 14 with cautious notes on business and personal events. The reading mentions a birthday anniversary, a quiet year for some, and hints at prospects involving a child and a female partner, with emphasis on stable outcomes unless a major change occurs.
A Doubtful Dollar and Hamlin’s Courtroom Tale
Hannibal Hamlin, former vice president and American minister to Spain, recounts a Bangor Maine incident. An Englishman, Pearson, sued the city for 1000 dollars after breaking a leg on a sidewalk hole. Hamlin won, the city appealed, and after fees the client received a single dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannipal Hamlin
United States
Spain
Pearson
Bangor
Bansily
Hamalin
Hamlin
Sid Harlin
Ensiishman
Hamilin
Harnessing Necaka A New Water Power Plant Near Mexico City
A new water power project on the Necaka river near Mexico City aims to supply electric power to the capital. Plant No 1 features a drop of Lam feet and an expected capacity no less than 50 08 hopac power, with current extended to the Oroanming district.
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van- Birdellon
Nevaxe
Abner Onimles
City of
Mexico
KE Oroanming
Pastor Warns Against Swindler Advertising Year Book
The Rev Dy dewin Heown of Paul Episcopal Church warns parishioners not to patronize a man who is advertising a year book. He calls the seller an impostor and urges readers to avoid such solicitations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Episcopal Church
Dydewin Heown
They
Hardware Man and Christmas Fever in Providence
A Providence Journal pages scrapbook humor piece weaves a mock exchange in a hardware shop about carving knives and Christmas buying. A narrator notes shoppers, gift ideas for ministers, and the rush before Christmas, with street observations on purple fashion and a barber tale. The tone mirrors a busy urban column with lively vignettes of daily scenes and seasonal hustle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flewares
Kumstie
Alikjo
Atralt
Pim Ryag
Providence Journal
Stranger in Town and a Barber Shop Encounter
A traveler recounts a morning visit to a barber shop where a stranger from Boston is recognized by the barber. The narrator jokes about cinders in his hair from travel, resisting the barber’s suggested treatments, while the shop jokes about the incident. The ad then promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla as a blood purifier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Walker House
Cinders
San Francisc Shraniie
Asthma Now Curable Claims Offer From New York Remedy
Chester West Virginia December 12. Mr Crittin Edwards of this city had three years of asthma with failures by renowned specialists. After trying heat therapy and a London hospital, a sample of a so called American remedy for asthma catarrh and bronchitis was sent free by the American dispensary. Ninety days of treatment reportedly cured him and he enjoys perfect health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwards
A . Chester
Dee
Crittin Edwards
England
London
Aumirian
Emedey
BIA
New York
Planter's Home Visit by Indiana Party in Cuba
An Indiana party scheduled for a Christus vacation will tour Cuba aboard Mesere Mall and Foraytis. They are welcomed by Don Ramen Preis on his large Margie province sugar plantation. One day will be spent at Matungu.
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Indianapola
Cuba
Christus
Mesere Mall
Foraytis Tits
Don Ramen Preis
Margie
Mide Ern
Matungu
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Aix
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Indianapolia
Ind
World Building
Eugene van Zant
Chicago
Tribune
AW. Allen
The
Star
Sreaker
Fred Landis
Miax
Cora Weinland
Ponete
Tre Inn
Misa Weintand
Panama Canal Service
Bookwalter
Samuel Tn
Panama Bureau
Panama Canal
Pouginkeepote, N
Roosevelt
Tate
Imperial Infantry
Raphael
Pastor Brands Swindler
Providence Tournal
Joreon S. Spear
Palace
Hudnut
Pettis Dry Goods Co
Ciglec
Sie
Daniel Green
Gue
Hood
Vx Osiane
the Union Trust CO
Ii&k8
Market St
Citizens’ Loan
E. Market Street
Pianos Uni
Steve
EDO Mfg. CO
Indianapolle
National Metal
Lilly & Stalnaker
Z. Washington St
Columbia National Bank Foreign Exchange
Wilson
A. Barnes
L. P. Newby
G Golt
W. K. Sproul, Jr
Canhter
D. Dickey
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