Governor Urged to Mind Etiquette For Prince Henry Visit
The editorial chastises Governor Durbin for presumed etiquette slips involving Senator Beveridge and Col. Wilson while hosting Prince Henry of Germany in Indianapolis. It urges the governor to bow to proper form, ensure the German guest is centered on stage, and even suggests buying etiquette books to avoid “disgrace” during the visit. It also argues for rail infrastructure reforms including rail ownership on a new White River bridge and rail cost sharing to remove grade crossings.
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Prince Henry
William
Germany
America
Indianapolis
Durbin
United States
Albert J. Beveridge
Denison
Beveridge
Gove
Henry
Indiana
Charles Wilson
White River
W. Washingtonst
Street
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Council urged to fund health board for smallpox fight
The editorial calls for immediate council action to provide sufficient funds to the health board to wage a decisive battle against smallpox. It emphasizes urgency and public demand for prompt measures.
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Health Board
Ogden mayor on track with firemen plan and street incident
The text reports Ogden's mayoral figure on a plan for city firemen, mentions a Broad Ripple car backing up and kicking up behind on S Meridian Street, and notes farmers sometimes perform well as firefighters. It captures a local scene with vehicle behavior and civic topics.
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Ogden
S. Meridian St
Public Skepticism and Heroic Verdict Highlight Jury of People
The passage argues that belief in lasting vaccination fades with visible arm swelling, suggesting vaccines may run out in years. It notes Schley’s prior guilty finding contrasted with the American People declaring him innocent, praising the public jury as final in this country.
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Schley
Health inspectors hired to find smallpox cases
The Sun suggested hunting for hidden smallpox, the health board acted by appointing inspectors to seek concealed cases. Mayor Bookwalter, president of the bowling league, now appears poised for a U.S. Senate seat.
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SUN
Health Board
Bookwalter
Bowling League
United States Senate
Indiana board blocks crop damage claim by Farmer Wallace
The Indiana board of agriculture will not permit recognizing crop damage from the cold wave, despite support from Farmer Dave Wallace who serves as a member.
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Indiana Board of Agriculture
Dave Wallace
Mayor Bookwalter Eyes Senate Seat Says Washington Note
Washington reports Charles W. Fairbanks remains a presidential candidate while local mayor Bookwalter is urged to avoid a larger role. The piece casts doubt on whether the mayor should pursue higher office.
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Washington
Charles W. Fairbanks
Cold Wave and Philanthropist Visit Shock Town
The town notes a coinciding arrival of the cold wave and the philanthropist Alien M. Fletch er, prompting amused remarks about freezing conditions and unexpected guests arriving together.
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M. Fletcher
Emperor William Sees 48th Birthday Amid Health Fears
The aged ruler turns 48 years old while public health concerns rise over Buebler's smallpox scare. A cautious sanitarian is fumigating street cars daily to curb the outbreak.
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William
Buebler
City urged to secure temporary pesthouse now
Writer questions city authorities delay for a pesthouse and notes Miss Stone has been released again, bringing the count to 437 releases.
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Miss Stone
The Sketches and Songs of a Singer
A fragmented verse piece about Little Frank aboard a night train. It depicts a grimy child in a rolling car, the yellow water tank, and his clumsy antics with drinks as passengers pass by. A separate dialogue snippet involves Jinks and Jenks arguing over harsh words.
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Frank
Monkeys
Agin
Nerve Pills Prove Cure for Neuralgia in Indianapolis
Testimony from Indianapolis residents touts Dr. A W Chase's Nerve Pills as a remedy for neuralgia and related pains. Mrs F E Reeder reports relief from long standing nervousness and shifting pains, noting steadier nerves and renewed strength after using the remedy. Pills sold at 50 cents a box through dealers and the Chase Medicine Co Buffalo N Y, with portrait and signature on each package.
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Indianapolis
A. W. Chase
FE. C. Reeder
Georgia St
Ind
Hyder
Evening’s Soul of Light and Quiet Loss
A lyric fragment from Sunny South describes following a poet through a lily scented lane. The seeker notes calm joy give way to sorrow and cold pallor over the mead as loss and mourning brood within the soul.
Policeman Defends Sweetheart After Masher Incident
A bystander questions police attention to a masher scene as the officer explains he defends his sweetheart who was insulted. The dialogue contrasts everyday meddling with personal loyalty in a melodramatic urban moment. A humorous dream interlude follows with poetic names and a Duel of hearts.
The Two Brides Poem by Richard Henry Stoddard
The poem contrasts two brides at a kirk with two maids, one in wedding robe and one in winding sheet. The hymn ends and rites wed two paths Life and Death, a merry castle and a solemn tomb, one waking to sin and pain, the other never waking again.
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Hfe
Richard Henry Stoddard
Critique Teases With Old Friends Wine and Books
Edward Singer recalls a modern novelist recounting a remark by Critique. The quote centers on the line Give me old friends old wine and old books, with emphasis on the old books.
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Edward Singer
Pink homespun dresses in pastel evening shades
For Woman's Eye notes a shift from practical homespun to true evening wear this season. New pink and sky blue homespuns join water greens and biscuit pastels, trimmed with black velvet or dark fur borders and lace ruched necks with striking Persian color stripes.
To Grow Wiser Day by Day Prayer Verse
A meditative prayer hopes for daily wisdom and strength to live without guile. It calls for opening to love, sharing burdens, and guiding others while recognizing life as God’s will. From Ram's Horn.
Wealth and social duties in early modern satire
A collage of mock dialogue and punch lines from period magazines addresses wealth, class, and social pretensions. Characters critique riches, servants, and women of society, while a clerk peddles a cheap vase as a genuine antique to a skeptical buyer.
The Black Bow: A Must-Have Hair Accessory
A compact guide notes the black bow as essential for modern hairdos. It describes a narrow ribbon bow with two loops and two ends, worn at the back, adaptable to buns, figures eight, or piled hair, with grosgrain as the preferred material.
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Milady
Winter Hats Stand Out With Lighter Tones in Vogue
The black and white winter hat trend remains stylish but lighter, dainty tones gain attention. Fashion notes highlight a shift toward softer palettes while preserving classic contrasts.
Delicious Egg Cream and Walnut Cake Icing Guide
A recipe explains egg cream with lemon zest and creamlike texture. It details beating yolks with sugar lemon juice and rind, cooking in water until thick, folding in whites to form a thick cream, then cooling in moulds. It also describes a maple and brown sugar icing for white cake with walnuts.
Buffalo artist completes McKinley speech painting scene
Raphael Beck, the Buffalo artist who designed the exposition emblem, finishes a 42 by 6 1/2 inch canvas depicting President McKinley delivering his last speech. In the background are Howard Tower and the Temple of Music with the president’s likeness praised. Emperor William sends Baron Van Loen to study American agriculture. Rev. Groves builds a new church house with his own hands. Gen. Chaffee orders Philippine dishonorably discharged soldiers to depart. Maud Ballington Booth seeks pardon for James Flaherty. Assemblyman Bennett fights an anti flirting bill. Admiral Dewey and Joseph Jefferson enjoy Palm Beach winter, meeting on a fence during a stroll.
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Raphael Beck
Buffalo
McKinley
Howard Tower
Temple of Music
5.B. Groves
W. Prospectst. Presbyterian Church
Cincinnati
Waster University
Gen. Chaffee
Philippines
United States
Maud Ballington
Booth
Volunteers
Odell
James Flaherty
Sing Sing
Assemblyman
Bennett
New York
Albany
Admiral Dewey
Joseph Jefferson
Palm Beach
A Guide to Facial Cleanliness and Care Missives
The article advises avoiding warm or cold extremes, using no face brushes or cosmetic products, and recommends a careful routine with cheesecloth and mild soap. It notes most faces are not as clean as believed and concludes gentle nightly massage and selective cold cream improve appearance but not weather resistance.
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New York News
Chamberlains Cough Remedy credited for warding off pneumonia
James Prendergast of Ananta Bay Jamaica reports a severe cold in his daughter, chest pains, and a bad cough. He used Chamberlains Cough Remedy and her health improved in two days, claiming seven years of successful use in his family. This remedy is advertised as preventing pneumonia and is sold by all druggists.
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Chamberlain
James Prendergast
Ananta Bay
Jamaica
West India Islands
Funston to undergo another surgical operation
Gen Funston will submit to a second surgical procedure as reported by the South Bend Tribune. The piece notes his condition and hints at further medical care following prior operations.
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Cayuga Herald
Funston
Anderson Herald
Gas Firms Claim Best Efforts Amid Criticism
The passage notes gas companies asserting they are doing their best. A quip mocks the notion, echoing a Shakespearean line about responsibility. The fragment hints at public debate over utility service performance.
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Shakespere
Natural gas problem solved declares official
An official statement argues there is no longer a natural gas problem noting that supply and distribution have stabilized. Officials credit improved imports, storage levels, and steady production for the resolution.
Mr Blythe Grinds Out a Cold Wave When He Wants
The remark suggests Blythe has a knack for driving a chilly climate or temper when he aims for it. It frames him as deliberate and effective in creating a frosty mood or atmosphere.
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Mr. Blythe
Allen's Foot-Ease advertised powder for swollen feet
An old advertisement promotes Allen's Foot-Ease powder to ease swollen nervous and damp feet, relieve discomfort from tight shoes, cure chilblains and sores, and provide comfort. Sold by shoe dealers for a small price with address lines included.
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Allen
Cts
Allen S
Olmsted
Behavior in illness for orderly rooms and feeding
The passage advises that a sick room be kept tidy with no clutter and to hide medicines and water glasses. It recommends serving small portions at a time on a clean napkin on a tray and avoiding carrying meals by hand to the patient to preserve appetite.
Save Yourself Trouble The Union Trust Company Services
The Union Trust Company acts as agent for income collections including interest on bonds notes and dividends on stock for taxes, assessments and insurance. It collects rent and manages real estate and invests funds in real estate securities with secure custodianship and separate trust funds.
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Union Trust Company
Local Officers Listed for Volunteer Organization
Officers named include John H. Holliday as President Henry Eitel as Vice President Howard M Foltz as Treasurer and Charles B McBride as Secretary in the official roster.
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John H. Holliday
Henry Eitel
Howard M.‘Foltz
Charles 8. M’bride
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