Rahke Convicted and Sentenced to Penitentiary
Rahke, a longstanding Indianapolis figure accused of delinquency and related offenses, has been found guilty and sentenced to two to 14 years in the penitentiary. The verdict is described as thoroughly deserved by supporters, while Rev. Tom Dixon and his The Clansman play are noted for shedding light on the political and social dynamics surrounding the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Tom Dixon
New York
Uanenek School For Girls
Boston
Ellen Sawtelle
Arst
Bucking a Caucus and Patterson Independence
A Colorado senator, Patterson, defies the Democratic caucus over the Santo Domingo policy. He votes as his state pleases, calling for a new cognomen for this independent stance. The piece notes other insurgent tendencies and mocks the era’s party dynamics and rival claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Congress
Bailey
Terxas
Joseph
Simos
Mayne
Patterson
Whitum
Santo Domingo
Joebailey
Santa Domingo
Law of Poverty Remarks by Cardinal Gibbons
Cardinal Gibbons in a Baltimore cathedral monthly address argues inequality is divinely Providence ordained and essential for social order. He asserts government must uphold executive legislative and judicial supremacy to protect life and property, noting disparities in wealth and rank are persistent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardinal Gibbons
Roma
Baltimore
Divine Providence
United States
Ag Tong
Demagogue warned against sowing discontent in community
A community figure attention to demagoguery, sneratism, and equal rights risks, arguing governors like Rockefeller as ruler and warning of bogeymen in politics. The speaker derides privilege claims while noting economic impact on farmers such as Gondack Gowdy and land value shifts amid political chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockefeller
Suppressing Dust in Vienna Prompts City Health Drive
Vienna leads in municipal cleanliness with plans for public meetings and expert papers on dust suppression. The effort involves university professors, Austrian authorities, and the Vienna engineering department to test methods aimed at reducing dust on streets and highways, potentially lowering tuberculosis risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Dainty
Monet Nathy
Kublee
Austria
Vienna Engineering Department
Indianapolis
Wedding gift wine sparks reform talk in Cincinnati
A report recounts Nick Longworth planning to hire a bottle of his grandfather’s 44 year old vintage for a wedding toast at the Hoosevelt-Longworth event. The piece notes the Longworth family’s wealth from Cincinnati wine bottling, the WCTU’s opposition to imbibing, and city officials debating funds wasted on liquid refreshments versus medicine.
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Nick Longworth
Laneworth
Wis Pire Engine Company
Cincinnatch
Nick
Misa Aller
Longworths
Cincinnati
Eridesroom
Queen City
Inter
Hoosevelt-Longworth
Buehler
Central Hospital
Thadaes
Inmate Escape Described by Authorities’ Vigilant Watch
The report notes authorities pursued the inmate for over two days. It praises humane removal measures that respect inmate welfare, but stresses freedom must always be exercised under strict oversight by authorities.
Free Coal Tariff Question in New Deal Debate
Editorial argues President Roosevelt would not revoke the tariff on soft coal during a United Mine Workers strike. It stresses coal mining as a major American industry and the potential harm of Europe’s free coal, notes Roosevelt’s stance as a friend to miners but not a free trader, and cautions against reckless policy shifts while referencing Rockefeller Jr and biblical Joseph as cautionary parallels.
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Roosevelt
United Mine Workers of America
Europe
America
Republican Party
Enal
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Joseh
Bee
Jons
Jobs Dypere
Joseph
Tate
John D
Contempt and Controversy Over Cincinnati Court Case
A Cincinnati newspaper defends its contempt ruling after printing an attorney’s speech and apologizing. It denounces political misconduct by election officials, calls for stricter enforcement of laws, and argues the judiciary must purge itself of contempt. The piece cites Judge Littlefield and figures like Chauncey Dopewas, urging accountability and reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Vile Dench
Artick
Uterte Lion
Rand
Littlefield
Mie Barry
Sytuntey
Add ing machines gain in business use across industries
Detroit businessman at Hotels John A Milburt in Indianapolis discusses adding machines as essential in offices from banks to universities. Samuel Raner recounts memories of Russia, while J O Stanford of Vincents criticizes an extra legislative session and discusses impeachment potential and proposed reforms. Local letters reference weather and travel hardships with snow drifts and prairie storms.
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John A. Milburt
Detroit
Indianapolis
oPhe
Bild
Mutttwirn Gays
J. O. Stanford
Vincent's
Sterns
Hanty
Stanford
Stanfned
le Boberts
Change Here Too Rockefeller Says He Does Not Object
Mr. Frink Rockefeller says he does not object to me going to jail. The piece notes prominent people going there, prayers at a church corner, and a scene of a speaker urging fear and faith. A Vermilion Republican figure is mentioned along with chamberlain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frink Rockefeller
Washington
University of Cambridge
Richard Jeb
Andrew Capneglo
Sudden
Cambridge
Richard
Patt
Carnests
Washington lawmakers argue over debate on mining bill
Congressmen clash in Washington over a motion to limit debate on a mining measure. Speaker Teptim and minority leader Sharp Wilkins square off as questions arise about procedures. Senators Beyeridge and Beveridge weigh in on northern coal policy amid photo crews and public attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete" Teptim
Railroad Rate Dan
Sharp Wilkins
Speakat
Mesil
Hepburn
Reaping the Harvest of Her Own Folly
Kansas City Journal surveys the downfall of Countess de Castellane and her reckless match with Count Guold. A lavish alliance spent millions, ruined her fortune, and dragged in her husband, with scandal and exile ending any hope for happiness.
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Amerten
Tude
George
Aleke Hycamp
de Castellane
Maren
Uhere
Pacis
Europe
Ihae
George Gould md
Thik Gate
Minly Hemndatons
hh \ruminens
Pennsylvania Woman's Curious Will Probated in Doylentown
A faded pencil will of Letitia Files, found on a fragment, is read in Doylestown Pennsylvania. It bequeaths to a spouse, instructs care for Ethel and Selie, and hints at consequences if the writer dies first. Theodore Roosevelt is mentioned in the text amid broader editorial commentary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pensylvania
Doylentown
Letitia
Ethel
Sele
One Way, Shaw Makes It Hard Lincoln Day Observance
Fragmented clipping notes Lincoln Day observance commentary with diverse references including the coal miners strike fund, Canton protection, and lines about work as drudgery. It cites newspapers from Hamilton Journal and Chicago Orient, Kansas City Journal, and Minneapolis post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Canton
China
Shaw
Lincoln
Beere
Minneapotie Journal
Tan Post
School Notes on Holidays and Writing in Early Classrooms
A fragmented reminiscence discusses school schedules with Saturdays and holidays, child writing with slates and improvised pens, plus reflections on education in the Philippines and the U S. Also mentions university scholars and Boston girls schools adopting new training methods and a note on women’s colleges and military academy progress.
Fragmented quotes and city notices mix with editorials
A disjointed clipping lists varied items from Daltimora Herald to Kangas City Journal and Philadelphia North American, touching on language purity, prize fights, horse races, Milwaukee socialism, and a proposed home heat measure, yielding a mosaic of brief editorial snippets and notices.
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Dorsey City
Harbers
Kangase City Journal
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
North Amerlcan
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Indianapolis Sun
Rahke
Foraker
New Mexico
Beautor Beveridge
Gondack Gowdy
Undiana
Unele Bam
Com Jack
Door of Hope
Little Sisters of the Poor
Planner
Father Webber
Charch
Miss Rhoades
James Hazen Hyde
Chauncey
Indiana
Capitol Building
Civic Improvement Association
Samuel Raner
Russia
Gait Md. Wim Rd
Onuba
Neh
Bonth Dahli
Colt
Enmiry
Nore
God
Satan
Ako
Moldin
Renator
Conrreesman
J. Adam Rede
Mits
Epelicat
eConta
New Radia
New York State
Penderfurly
Houmiy
Lipr
Whi
Sorey
Wall
Aha Gould
Isc
Theodore Roosevelt
Pennsylvania
Hoston Journal
Cntitren
Chuwstimie
France
Childeen Gulag
Goltoe
Haturdiey
Thorstay
Antenra
Panple
New Hampshire
Sant
Granitat
Bert
Caspar Purdon Clarke
Vassar College
Vassar
Wollestey
West Talit
Daltimora-Herald
Pettis Dry Goods CO
Uae
Alii
Tie Tealbaam
Sunile Seagoei
Tim Waal
Minturca
Raturday
San Yet
Indiana Union Trust Company
Viedad
Ganpany
Onan
Charles S. McBride
Jerry A. Mathews
Washington, D. C
Te Diampolla
CORY @ SACHSzziters
Traction Terminal
Mayss
SONY
Pope Waverley
Teuel Che
Peter
Pope Motor Car CO
Waverley Dept
S. East
Eppert
Shoe Man
Mase Ave
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