Storms Case Review Sparks Party at Fault and Moral Debate
An editorial attacks the push to force secretary of state Daniel E. Storms from office, calling the move a mob rule to shield party interests. It argues Storms deserves due process, condemns mob spirit, and urges a fair, lawful examination of charges without political expedience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel E. Storms
Storms
Hanly
Henry Shoult
Mke
Reepublican Party
United States
Ragnall A! Alger
Sun
Jagen
The
Hanty
Daniel
Daniel Storms
Republican Party
William J. Thomas
Hammond
Indianapolis
Therm
Bnt
Mr. Thoman
Brotme
Public Strike Debate Reflects on History and Coal Conflicts
Amid talk of a prolonged strike, readers are urged to focus on facts and lessons from past labor actions. The text references a historic coal strike and stresses using experience as guidance to form a prudent public stance.
Miners Strike Forecast and Economic Toll in 1902
An analysis notes the 1902 anthracite strike began in May and lasted six months, involving 147000 miners and 387 collieries. Output fell from 60 to about 6 million tons, with billions in shortfalls for operators and wages, while the public bears higher coal prices. Projections warn of further disruption affecting 626000 miners and 2 million livelihoods, with substantial strike funds and stored coal to mitigate impact. The piece also critiques Buckeye journalism and political alignments surrounding Foraker, Tick, Taft, and Roosevelt, suggesting growing tensions ahead of potential presidential considerations.
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L Jt
Anthracite Minera
United States
Ohio
Buckeye
Foraker
Tick
Herrick
Ella
Taft
Hoss Cox
Sameerody
Roosevelt
The Pneumatic Wind System and Public Warnings
A satirical piece by Will Steffens mocks political journalism and government power. It imagines a village newsroom and questions if the United States can avoid a fate like collapsing empires. References to Bul Sewall and Maine backwoods life punctuate the social critique.
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Colincoln Steffens
United States
Steffens
Stemtens
Jair
Whitehouse
Bul Sewall
White House
Maine
Bill
Alarmist Hobson Urges Strong US Role in Far East
Captain Hobson presses that the United States must maintain a minimum power in the Orient equal to Japan to preserve peace and world prestige. He warns against idleness as Japan expands in China and endorses Philippine retention and rapid Panama Canal construction as safeguards in potential war in the Far East.
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Hobson
Richmond
Japan
China
Dupen
United States
Orient
Philippine
Panama Canal
Far East
Mima Halls Justifiable Homicide Debate Sparks Euthanasia Talk
The remark suggests a controversial framing of a killing as justifiable or premeditated but not malicious murder, igniting a debate on whether euthanasia terminology can redefine the act under scrutiny.
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Mima Hall
Fresh air treatment gains expert endorsement
Surgeon General Sternberg of Washington endorses outdoor treatment for consumption as highly valuable for amelioration. The statement highlights outdoor exposure as a key therapeutic approach supported by medical authority.
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Sternberg
Washington
Cure of the disease and home care revival
General Sternberg reports at Stormont Sanitorium near Washington Grove on home care for tuberculosis patients. A patient gained fifteen pounds by sleeping with lungs exposed to pure night air, and the surgeon general urges Raefort to provide homes for patient care. The piece argues for wider adoption of home-based treatment in U S cities to eradicate the white plague through ceaseless efforts. A note attributes the sensational coverage to an editor chasing romance.
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Sternberg
Stormont
Washington Grove
Associated Charities
Raefort
United States
The People S Share in Public Utilities Policy
Opinion notes public utilities should belong to people as partners with stockholders. Virginia governor Swanson urges fair treatment for shippers and railroads, opposing rebates and discrimination. U S Senate debates railroad rate bill. House accepts partnership concept, while Cast a threatens Monroe doctrine test amid Latin American dabbling.
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Virginia
Swanson
Ain
Ohio
Buckeye States
United States Senate
House
Senate
Warren Sayre for Indiana legislature re election plea
Warren G Sayre is urged by supporters in Wabash county to return to the Indiana legislature praising his clean record and stewardship of state finances. The piece warns that aggressive attorney general scrutiny could expose railroad company dealings and threaten corporate privacy nationwide.
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Warren Sayre
Wabash County
Warren G. Sayre
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvenry Railroad Company
Polygamy, Utah Politics and Steel Car Safety Debate
In Indianapolis discussions on Reed Smoot and Mormon influence unfold as J A Whiting of Salt Lake City notes polygamy fading but church power a political issue. William J. Thomas defends Daniel Storms. George A. Sweeny advocates steel cars and safer rail travel, urging modernization to reduce railway deaths.
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Tee
J. A. Whiting
Salt Lake City
Indianapolis
Reed Smoot
Senate
Utah
United States
Whiting
The Newspaper and the Lie in Yerkes Mizner Affair
A St Paul Dispatch critique argues newspapers bear blame for public misinformation in the Yerkes Mizner marriage story. It defends public right to full truth about marriages and asserts press and individuals share responsibility for honesty, urging transparency from both parties.
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Pune
Puple
Umea
St. Paw Dispateh
Dodging Mr Lawson Readings in Chaitepon Approach
Fragmentary item notes a political or legal encounter involving Mr Lawson, a governor figure, and mention of dynamite in a risky context. The garbled text also references proxies, an insurance company, and a Cleveland lender in unclear relation to the events. No clear dates or places form a coherent narrative.
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Mr. Lawson
Lawson
Insurence Company
WinksCleveland
Fragments of Verses by Frank W. Taylor
Poetic fragments reflect longing and gentle kinship as the speaker imagines writing lines on love and the ideal, with a line about fragrance given to man and a roaming heart, attributed to Frank W. Taylor in the Chicago Tribune.
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Ming
Frank W. Taylor
Chloaxs Tribune
Law of Poverty and calls for reform by Chas H Krause
Letter to the editor defending the Sun stance on The Law of Poverty. Denounces Cardinal Gibbons and corporate interests as obstructing true democracy while condemning monopolies and wealth inequality. Argues against socialism and calls for divine providence to guide economic justice.
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the Sun
Cardinal Gibbons
George F. Baer
Whahington
Xin
Afaland
Chas, H. Krause
Humor In the Senate and Miss Roosevelt Marriage Speculation
The Evening Sun notes Tilman heads the senate committee on the eliminated tribes while acknowledging a belief in Senate humor. Separate items discuss Miss Roosevelt and a conspicuous section of New York society preferring to make a spectacle of her marriage and misfortune.
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Senate
Tilman
Evening Sun
Miss Roosevelt
Nwnan
Hunn
Venezuelan President Castro Hosts Social Gala
From the International society news galuzma Czech The Cleveland Plaindealer notes President Castro of Venezuela is hosting a social event with anticipated guests from France and potential long visits at a private residence for several weeks.
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International Society News
Galuzma
Castro
Venezuela
la Expecting
Bbs House
Zurste
Cleveland Plaindealer
Needles Alarm and the Airing of a Gun Fear
A Washington Post snippet notes Tam Dizon securing permission to air a gun due to fear of assassination. Dizon is portrayed as taking himself too seriously, while others prefer mockery over drastic action. The Baltimore Mirror comment mocks a melodramatic plot about a heroine who spends her honeymoon reading accounts of her husband’s suicide.
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Rev- Tam Dizon
Dixon
Washington Post
Washington social currents pull at Fairbanks circle
The piece paints Mrs. Fairbanks as a pivotal hostess in Washington society, besieged by acquaintances from across the country who seek favors. It notes the vice president shares social stage duties, the etiquette that triggers embarrassment, and the challenge of steering social events in official life. It also touches on senate gossip about an “apple eating” omen related to foes. It closes with odds and ends about social spotlight and wedding spectators.
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Fairbanks
Washington
Bt. Pail
Senate
Tele
Franela M. Cockrell
Mirsouri
Fis
C. Blackburn
Kentucky
Annie
Haa
T Mackburn
Blue Grass
Caple
Utfe
Blackburn
Crekrett
Hanereand
Washington Times
Anouk
Merory
Tha
Imarriage
Mia Nelle Grant
Mr Sartoris
Fred Grant
Mra. Grant
O. H. Tiffany
Whiteborne
Mr Grant
Alysion
Fred
Jease
New York
Lenerworth
Washington photograph feature with Br Longsworth and Uncle Joe Cannon
In Washinon Washington newspaper a feature highlights Br Longs worth pictured with homespun clothes and essays on Uncle Joe Cannon. The piece reflects promotional photography and editorial commentary typical of early 20th century Baltimore Herald style.
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Washinon
Washington
Just Now
Br. Longsworth
Joe Cannon
Baltimors Herald
Daings And Sayings of Men of the Cloth
A noisy mix of religious figures and social commentary shows ministers in Philadelphia New York and Wales hosting meetings near saloons and offering sermons on living cleaner lives while a humorously misnamed traveling bishop jokes about yeast and blankets. The piece includes a cautionary tale about a minister’s ammunition box that turns out to contain Adam Clarke's Theology and ends with an advertisement urging savings at Indiana Trust Company.
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van Asher
Bawery
New York
Asler
Edward Cloyd Jane
Manchester
England
Brecon
Sind
Sanid
Jaway
Adam Clarke
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World Building
Eugene van Zant
Chicago
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A, We Allen
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Ind
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Cantro
Bouth America
Boni
Itigo
Nick
Alice
Souch 3
George A. Sweeny
Claypool, Morany
Pasengere
Rairoads
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Terkes
Yerkes
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Rendlhmoon
Lentworth
Harry
N. Langworth
N. Longworth
Longworth
W. Lord
W. Loeb, Jr
Rushman
Loeb
W. Loeb
N. Lentworth
Philadeiphia
Pettis Dry Goods CO. Co
Foulard Silk
de. Torrey
Philidelphia
Newell Dwient Mile
Henry Ward Neecher
Wm. Dudley
New Catatonia
Episco
Auistance
Church of
Howland
Surmlius
Indiana Trust Company, Corner Wash
Virginia-ava
Richcreek Bank
Market St
Lee
BR Capital
Citizens Loan and Deposit CO
Marion Trust CO
East Market Street
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Mitwall St
Indiana Ave
Virginia Ave
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Indiana Trust Company
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