Ripper bill attacked as partisan and perilous weapon
The piece accuses Durbin and the Republican state committee of backing a Durbin driven reform measure to oust the Jeffersonville reformatory board. It condemns improper tactics, urges lawful investigation, and denounces the bill as political, vindictive, and morally wrong while hinting at broader wartime claims and coal-supply politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican State Committee
Board of Control
Jeffersonville Reformatory
Senate
Asy
Indiana
Durbin
Gov
Editorial on mine union work stoppage and coal output
If 3000 miners are ready to work and are refused employment, operators are at fault. The Michigan City Dispatch argues Buch 9 fora could produce vast coal weekly and stresses the country’s need for fuel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
Miners’ Union
Michigan City Dispatch
Readers quotes on winter life and Indiana politics
A collection of quotes from L. E. Hage to August Kuhn, featuring reflections on winter weather, liquor laws, statehouse careers, public transit, and the Sun newspaper. Notable names include Charles L. Zimmerman, Frank I. Grubbs, Nelson J. Hyde, Booth Tarkington, J. W. Richards, Andrew McDowell, and George Wison, with comments on Indianapolis, Ohio natives, and the interurban system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. E. Hage
Charles L. Zimmerman
Frank I. Grubbs
State House
R. M. Mueller
Nelson J. Hyde
J. Fred France
Huntington
Pennsylvania St
H. OM
Talbott
Tom Johnson
Cleveland
David E. Sherrick
George McCulloch
W. H. Wood
Riley Adams
Arthur Timberlake
Polk's Creamery
Collegrave
Charles Lavery
Arthur Downing
John Feltman
William Garstang
Brightwood
J. W. Richards
Booth Tarkington
John Ruckelshaus
Indianapolis
THE
SUN
Andrew McDowell
FR. G. Saunderwon
Indiana
Quotes and quips from Indiana newspapers on laws and temptations
A collage of satirical excerpts from the Spirit of the State Press and several Indiana papers. The items mock legislation on tobacco and theater safety, praise pure food enforcement, and joke about the price of a kiss across states, with local notes from Richmond Palladium Scottsburg Chronicle Crawfordsville Journal Logansport Journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Indiana
Logangport Journal
Health Strength Peace and Pleasure Saint Renée Exile
A fragmentary note references health strength and peace linked to a post Healy era and lists platetal testimonials amid an expulsion claim, with unclear scope and multiple named terms.
A Corner For The Women The Discriminating Bargain Buyer
A social column urges prudent bargain shopping for women during a semi annual sale. It warns against stockpiling remnants, notes fashionable fabrics, accessories, and ready made garments at half price, and offers practical tips for a well dressed wardrobe and frugal household planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Materinia
Notable Anecdotes From Early American Politics
Senator Quay discusses Benjamin Franklin's life and a Sunday nap at church with John Adams. Judge Samuel Pennybacker preserves Jefferson Davis' autograph in his library, and President Cassatt's kindness to a cigar holder incident shows workplace humor. Washington's Cuban minister Gonzalo de Quesada recounts a bond offer and a remark about 19th century avarice.
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Senator Quay
Pennsylvania
Yenta
Benjamin Franklin
John Adams
Franklin
Mr. Franklin
Washington Times
Samuel W. Pennybacker
Jefferson Davis
United States
Jeffn Davis
A. J. Cassatt
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad
Mr. Cassatt
Hirarelt
Washington
Gonzalo de Quesada
Estrada Palma
Nestor Ponce de Leon
New York
Cuba
Quenada
Wall-st
Junta
Quesada
New York Tribune
Native Graduate Challenges High Prices at Trader Store
Maj. Pratt, in charge of Castile Indian school, notes many graduates returning to tribal life revert to Indian ways. An incident at a Western Indian agency shows a blanket-clad squaw asking prices be lowered, then questioning extortion and profits. The woman is identified as a Carlisle Indian School graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley Mills
Bellers
Milla Akte
Mike Jefferson
Chio
Ohio
George Wison
H. A. Perry
Indianapolis
W. H. Wade
SUN
Senate
Harrison
Army
W. H. Messenger
Maj. Pratt
United States Army
Castille Indian School
Agid
Carlisle Indian School
Kansas City Journal
Knows Her Audience Temperance Appeal Attracts Notice
Miss Katherine Kelley supreme president of the Ladies' Aux Mary of the Knights of Father Mathew appeals to her sex to quit drinking. She argues liquor dulls the face and warns of rising consumption among women. The Buffalo Times notes her blunt audience awareness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Kelley
Aux- Mary
the Knights of Father Mathew
Kelley
Buffalo Times
Tillman Gonzales dispute sparks cross editorials
A volley of editorials from Atlanta Nashville and Chicago react to the Tillman Gonzales confrontation. Warnings about violence and gun use versus chivalric ideals are aired. The piece contrasts political outrage with personal relations and calls into question public and private conduct.
Reward Offered for Cure of Catarrh by Hall's Cure
An advertisement promises a one hundred dollar reward for any catarrh cure claim that Hall's Cure for Catarrh cannot meet. It touts a long history, mentions Ware A Troax and various wholesale druggists in Toledo and Norman Manton, and offers testimonials and free family pills as part of the promotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HiIl
Betleva
Toledo
Wathorn
Korman & Manton
Ball's Cazares
Heart Disease Soon Cured by Chicago Scientists
Prominent Chicago doctors claim hundreds cured by new treatments devised by Dr. Franklin Miles LL B after many were deemed incurable. Patients with dropsy and related illnesses report remarkable recovery, with endorsements from leading professors and editors.
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Chicago
Franklin Miles
LL B
Willett Ray Re
Miles
Fta
Aislen
Grand Dispensary
Chicago and
Elkhart
J. P. Jewell
Northwestern University
J. P. Ros
President
Bush Medical College
E. B. Spileman
Mites
Miler
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Gun Beiting
Tos
Persom
C. J. Bilison
Foreign Advertising Department
Tribune Building
Venezuelan
Mr. Tarkington
John Mitchell
Charles Warren Fairbanks
United States Senate
State Laboratory of Hygiene
Kely
Ind
Hearst's
William R. Hearst
Harry Phillips
the Sun
AicGowan
August M. Kuhn
Spirit OF the State Press
Hood
Woeter and
Beudeug
Southern
Jim Tillman
Gonzales
Coward
Atlanta News
Mississippi
South
South Carolina
Jackasonville
Frs
Times-Union and Citizen
Moore
Chattanooga News
Atlanta Journal
Tillmans
Ife
Nashville
Tenn
Banner
Chicago Record-Herald
Eow
Cincinnati
Sidhe
Ede
Southeast
Sonth
Zzeine
Aiition Sthuoye
Poluta
Reas -4
DeVore Company
Stevenson
Pomc Lea MA An
Leaaing
West Pearl St
Feraitere
Century Laundry
Century Bulldin
Eo the
Kirk
Pettis Dry Goods
Jos. R. Adams
Hudwon
Indiana Trust
Special Department For Women
Foliceman
Company’s Building
Washington Street
Virginia Ave
Federal Union
LAW
Pope Malo
Aan
New Sis
Gondry
E. Market St
Moses
Burd
Sal
Howe
Optician
We Penns
Ont Gradiea Srceeda
BE. J. Heed
Sresident
Buswiss Ettece
Erie
Balt
Soren
Stransky Steel Ware
Vonnegut Hardware
Indiana Trust Building
Agence
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