We Are All Right in Times of Trouble
A voice urges faith in God and the American people despite gloom and graft talk. It cites George Frisbie Hoar’s tomb inscription and Uncle Joe Cannon’s history leaning to optimism. It praises Indianapolis Mayor-elect Bookwalter and his pledge to serve with no political ambitions, earning public trust.
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George Frisbie Hoar
Concord
N.hl
Republic
Joe Chnnon
Bookwalter
Field W. Swezey
Marion
Sweney
Marlon
Indiana
Agata
Chicago
Citizens’ Ticket
Ewesey
United States
Beveridge backs Fairbanks in Indiana rally
In a speech at a Republican gathering in Indiana Senator Beveridge lauds Vice President Fairbanks and pledges party support. He lauds Fairbanks dignity and leadership, signaling strong backing at the upcoming national convention as part of a personal machine aligned with Indiana party leaders.
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Beveridge
Fair-banka
Berarigga
Indiana
Fairbanks
Benator Beveridge
Fairbanks Campaign Feud Eases After Public Plea
A plain spoken appeal seeks to end the strife over Indiana’s support for Fairbanks. The vice president is urged to define loyalty and withdraw state committee ties while opponents question his stance. The issue centers on harmony, allegiance, and fair conduct within party ranks.
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Fairbanks
Indiana
Pacific
Altina
State Committee
Jane
Agaores
Ibanks
Tim Watson
Watson
Holtzman's mayoral term ends amid reform doubts
The article analyzes former mayor W. Holtzman, noting his pleasant personality and initial reform aims, but reports that poor counsel and questionable decisions led to defeat and his return to private life. It highlights Illinois Governor Deneen's concern over filling posts and suggests Indiana offers hopeful replacements after the holidays.
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W. Holtzman
Mr. Holtzman
Army reform proposal by Col. Larned at West Point
Col Charles W Larned a West Point professor outlines a plan to transform the U S Army into a great school. He proposes doubling enlisted pay to attract better recruits and providing schooling for non commissioned officers training privates for commissions. He would reenlist soldiers once while others serve only in arms of the service and guarantee efficient privates promotion in war. He argues desertions and declining enlistment quality show need for reform and notes Congress may react skeptically. The article ends with a remark about Jerome Joost in the life insurance China shop.
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Charles W. Larned
West Point
United States Army
Heould
Aeen
Larned
Cape
Col
Col. Larned
Congress
End of an Era as Loubet Plans Quiet Exit
The article notes constitutional shifts in France as President Loubet prepares to leave office on February 18. It contrasts Napoleonic influence on fashion and civilization with the current transition, implying a peaceful, orderly transfer of power amid upheaval.
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Europe
Napoleon
Loubet
From Empire to Republic A Glimpse of Change
A reflective piece contrasts ancient rulers with a rising order of common citizens. It notes a shift from monarchs and emperors to plain people. The passage mentions Loubet of France and hints at evolving governance and reduced personal rule.
Delaying the Show and the Prize Ring Debate
A noisy blend of public sentiment on prize fighting and celebrated figures. The piece questions Fitzsimmons’s legacy, praises plain honesty, contrasts a controversial era with reform, and critiques political rhetoric, railroads, and wartime leadership while noting Moscow and St Petersburg headlines. It weaves sports, politics, and social critique into a single reflective column.
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Robert Fitzsimmons
Julia
Venus
Fitchas
Brolser
John Henry Smith
John Henry
St. Today
America
Fitz
Aod
Fitzsimmons
Fitzstottnone
Politician Visit Spurs Indiana Teachers and Inspectors
Washington DC postmaster general visitor at Claypool and rural route HQs amid GOP activity in Indianapolis. Officials praise rural delivery work changes, while Col. O. W. Ford and Arthur Grimt demonstrate rapid calculations for teachers. Marion mayor Swezey wins reelection after a bitter city campaign aided by opposition press.
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W. J. Vickery
Washington, D. C
Meade
Indianapalia
Claypool
pollUclane
Tere
Vickery
Vickety
Clintpool
Arthur Grimt
Milford
Henry
Ana
Ordre
Griffith
California Fruit Crop Sets New Records in 1904
The 1904 citrus crop in California topped previous records with an estimated 1,122 carloads or 11,106,464 boxes for the year ending October 7. Oranges led the tally with 4, OH carloads and 5,378 lemons totaling 10,701,210 boxes. Southern California supplied the bulk of shipments, while northern and central regions showed rising outputs. A note from Judge Hamilton questions the prudence of insurers and health in the industry, hinting at broader concerns within the sector.
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California
Japan and Manila trade growth amid Pacific shipping boom
The report notes Nippon Yusen Kaisha controls 34 oceangoing ships totaling 77,082 tons, with 24 foreign vessels accounting for 69,404 tons. It highlights Manila as a growing port, coal shipments, and regional maritime activity, while Japan advances in education, shipping, and negotiations.
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Japan
Nippon Yussin Kaisha
Manila
Pario
Maniles
Orient Han
Australia
Miso
Philippines
Thirst in New York Exposed by Reverend Peters
Reverend Madison C. Peters warns New York churchgoers about alcohol consumption. He cites figures from the New York World showing the annual drink bill near 105,000 and compares it to outputs of flour and wheat, the cost of homes, and land area, highlighting the vast financial impact of liquor.
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New York
Madison C. Peters
Troney
Predictions by Raphael Astroloser for Sunday December 16
Forecasts advise caution in finances and friendships, warning of trials in the coming year. A 1905 birthday child will be quick minded but untruthful and ill suited to business, while a 1906 birthday may prosper in business though other family disappointments loom.
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Saboy
J. M. Leathers
Marion County
Fuother Court
Citizens opinions on police, politics, and education
A collection of quotes from Indianapolis residents and officials on policing strategies, mayoral and council concerns, and public education. Notable figures include Harry Royae, Charles Benedict, James Moriarity, Dr. J. N. Harty, Lewis Hoover, Richard Elliott, Walter Marsh, Frank Hamilton, and William Quarles. Topics cover crime policy, city administration, railway fares, theater programs, and the State Teachers Association.
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Lewis Hoover
State Teachers’ Association
Indianapolis
Indiana merchants recall Christmas toys and politics in playful column
The fragment recalls small town commerce and holiday cheer with anecdotes from F C Dilling C Lyon and L L Boone. It mentions toy stocks, a Fairmount merchant, and a Sun Inn noting evolving style and dignity, reflecting local concerns and personalities during the season.
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N C. Lyon
Christman
Fairmount
L. L. Boone
Sun Inn
Upley
The Pine Trees Plead On Arbor Day At Christmas
A Denver Republican poem voice protests Arbor Day tree felling at Christmas. Trees plead for preservation, decry axes, urge respect for mountain pines and wildlife, stressing green resilience in winter, urging humans to honor their home and cultural lore.
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Arbor Day
Chriotmee
King of Storms
Arbordar
Denvar Republican
Sunshine and Smiles Verse Fragment After Christmas
A damaged OCR fragment describes a mother reflecting after Christmas Day. Red scribbles quickly over ten minutes then settles. a tear is shed as she reads and recalls hardship and regret from the past year.
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Fred Shepard
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Frank Hamilton
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Winont Techical Institute
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