The Indianapolis Sun The First Consented Daily News Paper
The fragment describes an early Indianapolis daily newspaper with editors and offices in Indianapolis Indiana. It lists subscription rates, advertising representatives in New York and Chicago, and notes entry at the post office as a second class mail item.
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New York
World Building
Eugene van Zant
Chicago
Trisune
A.W Allen
Postoffice
Indjianapolii
Ind
Stucter
No Thanks To The Senate For Roosevelt
The piece attacks the Senate for opposing President Roosevelt and jeers at pompous officials. It argues the public will soon see through the dignified obstructions and rally to the president, criticizing senate opposition on rate regulation and other measures. It also mentions a proposed city smoke inspector and a future smoke preventer role.
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United States Senate
Roosevelt
Asy Turvey
Senate
Ney
Juan Nil
Dunisher
Immoral Methods at Public Safety Board Exposed
A harsh critique denounces a new Public Safety board for holding secret sessions, accusing Mayor Rockwalter and subordinates of improper conduct. The piece demands open, transparent public business and criticizes fiscal policies and private leverage over utilities. Cassie Chadwick is mentioned regarding harsh penalties and work.
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Hoard of Public Safety
Sonra of Public Safety
Rockwalter
Cassie Chadwick
Columpueen
Commission to study old age pensions and workers insurance
Governor has formed a commission headed by Prof Charley R Henderson of Chicago University to investigate feasibility of old age pensions and workers insurance. Other members include a railway brotherhood rep and a factory class rep. The panel aims to propose a plan to secure a state funded portion of workers savings for retirement. Socialists demand broader coverage including nonworkers, but such aims are seen as impractical.
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Iinet
Kansas
Yeneen
Charley R. Henderson
Chicago University
Bismarck
Commission
Sociallam
Chicago
Wao
Agatnst the Wolf
America
al Nols
Old age pensions and social duty in America
A column argues for broad old age pensions to aid the weak and unemployed, comparing industrial workers to veterans and police. It condemns almshouses, praises Roosevelt as a reformer, and warns against extreme classism while urging humane national policy in Chicago.
Farm for Epileptics Advocates Humane Site Choice
A commission should choose a healthful site for a state epileptics farm colony free from politics. Emphasizes air, exercise, and hygenic care over drugs, suggests self sufficiency is optional, and notes land price and public treasury concerns. Mentions Panama cabal and Porkney Bigelow as political theater.
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Choles
Indiana
Insurgent Conflict in House Over Roosevelt Defeat Plans
A heated debate in the House last week pits Republicans against Democrats as Henry Cullen Adams of Madison argues that opposing measures would not anger Roosevelt. He claims the president wins support by independence, rejecting party loyalty over country. He warns against Cabinet speeches swaying voters toward Democrats.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Bia
House of Representatives
Henry Cullen Adams
Madison
Wis
Willian H. "Taft
Adams
Philippins Tarifi
Mr. Hoosevelt
Mrr.hoosevelt
Mr Adams
Coca
Kentucky
Adame Thualys
Insurgent Kentucky Speaker Hits Republican Ohio Campaign
The Kentuckian pressed questions on Taft and ring rule in Ohio and alleged that administration actions prevented cabinet officers from entering the state. He argued such conduct helped elect the Democratic candidate, marking the start of a rebellion program.
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William H. Taft
Cox
Cincinnali
Ohio
Adama
Innese
Cabines
Fate of Pong Bow and Heong S Jow in Deportation Case
Chinese residents Pong Bow of Terre Haute and Heong S Jow of Indianapolis face deportation after failing to meet immigration act requirements. Bow, a longtime business leader and Sunday school head, was declared a laborer in Buffalo court and sentenced to deportation. Jow plans an appeal as investigators seek a separate determination. The piece notes forged certificates and widespread evasion tactics, while hinting at political tensions and sharp tones from Senator La Follette.
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Hoosterdam
Uncle Sam
My. Pong Bow
Terre Haute
Mr. Heong S Jow
Indianapolis
Pong Bow
Niagara
United States
United
Metcalf
Bdea of Labor and Commerce
United States Commissioner's Court
Buffalo
Pong
St Jon
Maures
Hay
Anina
Long Dot
George Horn
Ching Gum Sing
Portland
Masonlander
St. Louis
Amateur Economics Essay Contest Invites College Writers
A committee of leading economists invites colleges to submit essays on public railroad rate control taxation of railway property and causes of large fortunes. Four prizes totaling 2250 will be awarded. Topics include labor union policy mine resource use government subsidies and wage insecurity debates.
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United States
Custon
Adam Smith
Robert Hunter
United States Commisoner of Labor
Rockefeller
Poultney Bigelow’s writings on canal work and travelers
Poultney Bigelow spent 23 bonrk on the canal and wrote criticisms on how work is carted. He is described as a rapid-fire observer who excels in cases involving foreigners traveling across the country by railway trains and then recounting their natives deaths, proposing a volume or two of impressions.
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Poultney Bigelow
Paull
Visitors praise Indianapolis Soldiers and Sailors monument
Chicago guest Gunnave Schmidt hails Indianapolis monument as one of the finest works of art in the United States praising its grandeur and design. Another observer, Mr Esterlie of Chicago, discusses oil field booms in Oklahoma and Arizona news, noting wealth and development potential amid a Westward surge.
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Indianapolis
Gunnave Schmidt
Chicago
Europe
Cites
Indianapolig
United States
Schmidt Ae
Bohmidt
Turners
Political muddle in Oklahoma echoes party clashes
An Ames Enterprise item mocks party splits in Oklahoma politics noting factions among Republicanism and Democracy with a chaotic blend of names and terms. The piece parodies jargon like Hepadtiran and Uinta Roonevellism while suggesting calls to division among parties.
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Oklahoma
J. J. Hughes
Han Rame
Ames Enterprise
America First In Great Crimes Across The Nation
A 1905 review reports 9212 violence deaths with 729 more than 1904. Homicides cluster in Pennsylvania California Ohio New York Illinois Georgia Louisiana Mississippi Tennessee Texas. Only 33 executions that year. one per 64 homicides, urging reform. Italy and U S compared, gun culture blamed. calls for strict gun control and rare firearm possession.
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Chiefs ‘Tribune
United States
Pennsylvania
California
Ohio
New York
Georgia
Louiaane
Tennessee
Tex St
Nevada
Misalsuipp
Washington stories hint cabinet salaries exceed pay
A chorus of Washington anecdotes links three cabinet members and Taft officials to higher personal spending than government pay. Anecdotes recount a Reno lawyer saga and a polecat skin trade claim, with Degraw ruling on a rural carrier case amid odor and scandal talk.
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Gen. Moody
Wilson
Cortelyou
Taft
Root
Bonaparte
Congressional tone across papers quivers over policy
The mixed editorials note distrust in Panama reports and air pollution laws while Ohio eyes Indiana style controls. A Senator Capen resignation prompts questions about his true duties and the Atlantic steamship cargo reflects on mail and paper handling within a long tenure.
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Capen
London
Patoh
Lost in Adirondacks A Year of Wanderers and Death
The Adirondack woods yield numerous lost hunter tales with guides and clubs scouring for weeks. Reports detail Heurault and Fieten surviving with scant sustenance, Canin rescued after days, and Van Orman drowning after a night seeking camp. Fatalities include Byrton Van Orman near Lake Placid and a man found as a skeleton near Morehausville, all highlighting rising dangers of hunting season in rugged terrain.
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Adirondack
Adirondack Mountains
Adirondacks
Heur- Rault
Fail River
Mass
Béurgault
Clus
Jefreci
Syracuse
Cranberry Lake
Fletch
Gullcreek
Inlet River
Elrclea
Ing
Butt
Oswenatchte
Byrton van Orman
Lake Placid
Indian Paxy
Pinoke
van Orman
Camo
Gloversville
New York
Tribuny
Karstat s Dye Works Sailors Sea Cuts and Salt Air Hardship
A fretful officer describes life aboard salt ships with drift ice and cold, detailing 156 days at sea from Liverpool to San Francisco and weeks spent rounding Cape Horn. Sailors endured night watch, stripping to underclothes, and reefing sails in gale and spray while sea cuts formed from rope and salt.
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Liverpool
Frisco
Uyeh
Murray
Bieth
Bo Doardilke
Dark and Bloody Ground No Longer Breathin' Peace
A mixed snapshot of late 19th century life. A billiard room scene shows workers repairing balls, a French balloonist extols the sport’s cost and thrill, a couple recalls frugal courtship rituals, and a long note on Kentucky justice hints at Breathing’s turbulence fading as reform spreads. Notable names include Judge Hargis and Judge Toulbs, amid reflections on Breathitt's tense past and a shift toward civilisation.
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Breathit
Wetttucky
Margit
Hargis
Toubes
Twains
Seldier
Bresthitt
Joe
Trisl
Timea
Thera
Astassina
Pet Having & Pasion
Kate
Toulder
Harris
Ayatem
Toulbsa Mar
Kia
Nergin
Kentucky
Pesce
Breathtt
Gomineas
Philadelphia Ledger
Appetizing Towns Nabisco in Beaver County OK
In Beaver County Oklahoma a town named Nabisco is cited with Uneeda and Zueze likely to follow as the next items heard from in a Kansas City Jovens context. The fragment mentions Nabisco and future names tied to a locality.
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Nabisco
Beaver County
Oklahoma
Uneeda
Zueze
Kansas City
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