Need for Courage in the Modern Public Life
The editorial laments cowardice in voting and public virtue, praising historical figures like Patrick Henry and Theodore Roosevelt. It critiques today’s editors and leaders, notes the Australian ballot’s secrecy, and calls for fearless public stands amid political and health challenges. It references Kansas, Terre Haute, and Indianapolis debates on law enforcement.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Aghter
Patrick Henry
George Washington
John Hancock
Col. Mann
Taples
Kansas
State Board of Health
le Attorney-Seneral
Terre Haute
Hidamai
George Washingtons
Pairles
Heories
John Hancocks
Theodore Roozevelts
White House
Editor and President Hughes In Indiana Meeting
The article recounts President Edwin Holt Hughes of DePaul visiting the Indiana Editorial Association. He discussed reader editor relations, stating readers place implicit trust in editorial views, and editors hold private opinions that shape journalism. The piece notes his week of activity and its impact on local editors.
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Wranque Anaeueney Wa
Bfughes
First Presbyterian Church
Tmes
Hughes
Edwin Holt Hughes
DePaul
Indiana
People Plate
Ghen
Hughes An
Conzman Case Ignites Vigo County Bank Scandal
In Terre Haute and Vigo County politics a bank fraud case centers on cashier Conzman. The district attorney accuses directors and the president of careless actions and speculation with bank funds. Calls grow to expose others and pursue clean governance, with Roosevelt referenced as next public figure to speak.
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Conzman
Bank
U. S
Vigo County
Terre Haute
Distriet
Vigo
Indiana
Viga
Rascal
Theodore Roosevelt
Jerome
Col. Mann
Mr. Roosevelt
Gus Conzian
Slefiact Vigo County National Bank
Atlo
Doctress Hall's Euthanasia Scheme Draws Fire
The article reports that Anna Hall-Dr Hall advocates a painless murder of incurables with a physician panel approving. Ohio legislators discussed a bill to authorize euthanasia via chlorform. Critics reject the idea as Spartange barbarity, noting the contrast with humane tradition and questioning civilization’s advance.
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Uni
General Assembly
Misa Hall
Unclear fragment on canal politics and officials
Fragment discusses Dr Hall and the spiritual over material, with Mr Canaiman Shonts holding a $12,000 private job. Taft’s stance toward canal men and accusations of mercenary and unpatriotic conduct are implied, with hints of potential fallout.
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Canaiman Shonts
Taft
Wallace
Shonts
Hreom
Free and Incorruptible The Kanene City Journal
The piece defends press freedom as incorruptible and cites the Chicago reporter case as an anomaly. It argues reporters face temptations from interests and officials, notes many reporters in the United States, and recalls a bank cashier's guilty plea as a cautionary example.
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Kanenes City Journal
Chicago
Corforaton
Whysard
Republic
Publicity era exposes Newport society and trials
A fiery editorial laments the era of publicity as social and financial elites are publicly scrutinized. It highlights figures like Marty Lehr and Robert Rowe, notes disclosures at Duchess of Marlborough’s ball, and argues punishment as a deterrent while praising Marshall Field’s resolve and the need for accountability.
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Dariing
Marty Lehr
Robert Rowe
Newport
Rowe
Duchess of Marlborough
Go¢let
Abe Hinemel
Knickerbocker
Metropolitan
University
Calumet
New York
United States
Republic
Arlayna statehood divide furthers hotel chatter
The Arlayna debate on joint statehood splits residents, with Tucson visitor C. P. Robinson Jr. noting varied opinions on petitioning the Senate and the will of the majority. Attendees at the Indianapolis convention discuss politics, transportation delays in New York, and the impact on local sentiment as hotels show unity in color and memorials to McKinley.
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C. P. Robinson, Jr
Tucson
A. T
West
Senate
United States
Tebingun
Arizone
Rubinwan
New Mexico
Congress
McKinley
Indianapats
Generosity of Rockefeller to University of Chicago
John D Rockefeller sr has given 6.72 to the University of Chicago as of now. He began gifts to the Chicago educational institution in 1866 but data on ongoing Rockefeller philanthropy and related activities are not available.
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Ohio
KSI
Chicago
Rockefeller
John D. Rockefeller, Sr
University of Chivenga
Madame Patti
Hamburg
Europe
Viath Nim
Hintos
John Burroughs
Raya Ae. Burroughs
Anil Tt
Mai
Long-serving Marine band French horn player retires
The Detroit News notes a man who played the French horn in the Marine band for 90 years has been pensioned, marking the end of an era in a lengthy career.
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Marine Band
Detroit News
How About This The Elephant Eats No Animal Food
A cryptic note reflects on a creature described as carnivorous yet in fact subsisting on plant matter. The fragment mentions an elephant and a reference to Chicago Tribune in a terse, stylistic line.
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Chicago Tribuns
Books and the People That Make and Read Em
A survey of Wilde's career and works with notes on Wharton Wanderings and other writers. Edith Wharton and Lady Colville are prominent, and Washington letters are found in a forthcoming volume. Practical book care advice closes the piece.
Stage Folk Arnold Daly in two weeks at Shubert theater
Arnold Daly, with plans to present Candida You Never Can Tell and possibly John Bull's Other Island, will appear at the Shubert in two weeks. The Independent manage ment adds names and notes the upcoming theater projects and the new Sothern and Julia Marlowe profiles.
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Arnold Daly
Shubert Theater
Loulm
Independent
Bouht
Liebler
John Bull
Chardh
Ths
Messra. Shubert
E. H. Rothern
Mies
Julia Marlowe
Denverth
H. Sothern
Cincinnati
Julie Marlown
Doing Pretty Well in Songs Says City Journal
The Konang City Journal notes that popular songs largely feature dear old mothers while excluding dear old fathers. The observation suggests mothers are favored in popular culture, with fathers receiving less attention in contemporary tunes and themes.
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Konang City
Storm King and Old Korean at West Baden Mud Baths
Storm King and Old Korean are spending a few weeks at West Baden Indiana for mud baths, a note carried by the Minneapolis Journal.
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Storm King
West Baden
Ind
Minneapoia Journal
Foothills Drift Across the Sea View
Ip the sailor longs Tortle deck-slant and the hieg of the curling waves. He eighs for the salty breegen and the strand that the green sea aves. Dut yee unto me the foothill, AN seamed with the sengon's taina. With the high-flung peake behind them and in front the sweep of the plain.
Birds and Beasts and a British Museum Cat Picture
A Chicago talker recalls a British Museum painting showing cats used as retrievers. Articles discuss ancient hunting by cats, rabbits in winter, and animals like weasels and ferrets. Reports describe Oklahoma’s white possum and bird impacts, with diverse extracts from multiple papers.
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Chicago
Nile
Peru
Exsptiana
British Museum
Alan Meveral
Farmers Trust Co. Savings Appeal
The Indiana Trust Co urges young savers to start a savings account, praising money management as a path to success and civic contribution. It touts capital of 1 million dollars and surplus of 300 thousand as a solid, community-focused institution welcoming deposits large or small.
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Iris
THE
Indiana Trust Co, Capital
George Ade for Congress Highlighted by Hoosters
George is deemed fit as the Hoosters push Georgi Ade as a candidate for Congress. The article notes George’s limited acceptance in the insurance field and mentions Mundilpolis Journal as the source of the report.
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Georgi Ade
Congress
George
Mlunespolla Journal
Attracting Vote Interest Amid New York Ballot Rows
Daughters of Ohl in New York secure 49 ballots with 8 votes, prompting practical politicians to warn of fraud risks in Albany Times-Union coverage.
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Daughters of Ohl
New York
Cner
Lara Tayor
Albany
New Literary Star Mrs Charles Price Promises Novel
Mrs Charles Price of Boston announced as a new literary talent. The granddaughter of Moses Choate is preparing for publication of a forthcoming novel in the near future.
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Mra
Charles Price
Boston
Moses Choate
Insurgent Movement Seen Less Serious in Congress
A clipped note reflects skepticism about an insurgent movement in Congress portraying itself as a serious force, likening it to a South American revolution and suggesting minimal impact on policy.
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Congress
Kanses
Weather Diction Confounds Washington Star Reader
A fragment from the Washington Star quotes a reader in a rural tone about January weather and courtship. The piece uses regional speech to contrast cold snows with June sunshine and dismisses forecasters amid a humorous weather banter.
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Washington Star
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