First Daily News Paper in Indiana and Editorial Stance
The piece notes an established early daily news presence in Indianapolis, detailing subscription rates and distribution areas. It comments on political culture and opinions, referencing Senator La Follette and a critic’s stance on marriage for love, with sharp editorial tone about political decorum.
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Indiana
Sun
Ohiost
Telemron Central Union foWa
Indianapolis Tel Ca. New
Edstoria Rouma
Congress and President Loom Over Philippine Tariff Clash
The piece details President Roosevelt’s battles in Congress over the Philippine tariff bill and Hepburns railroad measure. It notes free trade goals after 1909, the expansion of the Interstate Commerce Commission, and warnings from banking leader Joseph Schiff. It hints at currency reform pressure and political turmoil surrounding congressional actions.
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Cleveland
Payne
House
Philippine Islands
United States
Philippines
Irlands
Hepburn
Pt Laws
Dolliver
Interstate Commerce Commission
Mr. Hepburn
New York
Joseph H. Schiff
Secretary of the Treasury
Shuts Addres
Walstoveh
Witipinos
Murtal
Marriage and Morality in Adler's Contention on Love
Dr. Felix Adler argues marriage as a moral institution faces crisis from modern views. He critiques love as primary motive and asserts sexuality as intrinsic to species propagation. The piece notes Adler cites ethics, money and status in marriage bargains and references contemporary thinkers and writers.
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Eros
Dr. Adler
America
Felix Adler
Blendas
Savant Aufer
Shaw
Ensley Leads in Seventh District Republican Chair Contest
Oliver P Ensley and William Bosson spar over leadership in Marian County with Ensley pledging support for G A H Shideler state chair and Bosson aligned with the machine and Goodrich. The piece argues Ensley should win the district chairmanship, praising his candor and stance on a square deal and liberty themes amid local party maneuvering.
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Goodrich
Kealing
Bosson
Oliver DP
Busley
Ensley
Helmous
Charles A. Bookwalter
Boson
Council
Edward Logsdon
Hosson
Mr. Ensley
Truily
Ae Lithe
Alr
Marian County
Prayer and Cancer Cure Claim Sparks Church Debate
A South Bend woman claimed a cancer cure through prayer at a Christian Assembly church, with Rev. Barnette Fogler assisting. Doctors found no miracle, and the disease reportedly reappeared after prayers began, prompting questions about religious remedies in medical cases.
Doubt Casts Miracle Claim in South Bend Case
The article questions a supposed cancer cure credited to Prayer and Rev Fockler, noting potential misdiagnosis, prior surgery, and lack of verifiable miraculous evidence. It cites experts who may dispute cancer certainty and suggests coincidences or placebo effects, arguing no miracle occurred. Local figures like Grata and Taggart are referenced in the surrounding debate.
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South Bend
Drs. Klein
The Limit and Monologue on Public Morals and Mormon Statehood
A fragmented editorial piece discusses cooperative preaching by multiple pastors in Chicago, criticizes monopolistic trends, and questions religious and political power. It notes tensions around Mormon influence in statehood debates, cites the Smoot case and cemetery ownership dispute, and probes questions of family duty versus societal respect.
Chauncey’s collapse and the race for power in a corrupt era
The text portrays Chauncey as morally lax in finances while managing notable estates in the Vanderbilt sphere. It notes ruthless competition among autocrats and cobblers for influence and money. It suggests Chauncey should resign from the Senate amid many greater rascals still at large.
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Chauncey
Vanderbilt
Askeen
Waya
Meang
Denen
United State Senate
Campaign passions flare as New York mayor race ends
In a fevered finish, John White of New York and Hearst draw crowds to hotel lobbies, with reform ideals rising amid contested vote counts and public protests. In Michigan and Indiana, reform debates flare over boxing, governance, and officials resisting limits while Kalamazoo echoes Chicago sparring contests.
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Haa
Gald John White
Denis Son Hatel
Pek
White
Hearst
Wille
Hanor
Rekelte
Ilearst
New York City
Michigan
Indiana
James R .Brasno
Grand Rapids
Claypool
Giy Council
Fnally
State Politics and Politicians in Shelby County
Republican chairman John Watkie lampoons inactive precinct committeemen as a political burden and urges electing energetic party workers. The piece notes congressional figures like Fred Landis denying rumors about an insurance measure and highlights the ongoing influence and appointments within Indiana party committees.
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John Watkie
Republian
Luke
Shelby County
Walter
Citizens Speak On Duty and Reform In Indianapolis
A collage of readers and officials from Indianapolis discuss public service, corruption, and social reform. Benches, juries, schools, and the National Guard are noted, with calls for earnest officers, humane society action, and civic duty from named residents and local figures.
Negro preacher on the Negro problem sparks debate
A Boston audience commemorates emancipation with Rev Howard C. Hanson’s sermon. The piece praises Black industriousness and equality, urging active civic power for full rights. It contrasts northern and southern prospects and predicts social equality remains limited. A Tonkawa powwow marks Cameron Claca’s birth.
Hardly, Provident Schurman Blames Football Recets
Cornell professor Hardly Provident Schurman criticizes the bix gat recetpta as the worst feature of football. He argues that those who favor Jost sons in the foothall tetch will hardly agree with him, per the Minneapolis Journal.
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Provident Schurman
Cornell
Foothall
Minnuapalls Journal
Next Summer Dreams in a Snowbound Verse
A poem fragment contemplates longing for next summer as snow fades. It envisions wandering with a loved one through green meadows, hay fields, and lakeside dreams, contrasting winter stillness with future warmth and playful, unfinished plans.
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Meadows Green
Orap
Two Toasts and a Torn Ledger of Victorian Dinner Dialog
Fragmentary account of a 19th century dinner at the Milwaukee Club with Andrew A Atkens and Judge Henry B Mowland. Mentions guests from Kentucky and Massachusetts, toasts to states, and stray anecdotes about a cracked firecracker and a clumsy student.
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Andrew A. Atkens
Murhava
Athena
Milwaukee
Henry B. Mowland
Kenucky
Massachusetts
Maseachusetts
Douglas
Cabots
Births Reported in Roosevelt County Community
Exlitar Parke of the Roosevelt Record notes the birth of a sixth son to hismenif and Inet this week, part of six other births in Klown county as Kansas City Journal covers the week.
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Cameron Claca
Kansas City Journal
Roosevelt
Klown
Exlitar Parke
Roosevelt Record
Himenif
Kansaa City Journal
Women’s fur lined Kersey Coats on sale
Fur lined Kersey coats with fur collars priced at 2.0 each and total 15.00 on the second floor. Small black cone scarfs trimmed with tails offered at 1.25 on the second floor. Velvet hats in plain or Dover effect priced at 2.43, now on the second floor.
Another Aspect: Demand for Senator With Une Incorporated Constituency
Detroit News notes the demand for direct nominations as a political facet. Instant relief coughs and croup medicine for a Brazilian balm offers 66 doses, suggesting a health product ad copy amid the political commentary.
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Detroit News
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