Central Union and Rates Debate Highlight Indiana Paper
A One Cent Daily News clipping discusses carrier rates and the need for fair pricing outside city limits. It notes Congressional actions to curb corporate power and mentions efforts to recover $917,000 lost by a Mutual Life Insurance company, illustrating ongoing challenges to policy holders.
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Outlaw Ballard and the reach of law in Orange County
The article argues gambling and illegal activity in French Lick and West Baden drew law enforcement, turning Ea Ballard from respectable citizen to outlaw. It emphasizes consequences of law violation, civic duty, and honesty as policy, then shifts to speculation about Bryan’s running mate, pondering Gen Apathy.
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Parker Objects to Taft Speech in South Carolina
Mr Parker criticizes Secretary Taft's South Carolina address arguing there is already sufficient law on trust regulation and that federal power is too centralized. He warns against overreach, notes reform of rebates, and cites court decisions and rate case penalties as evidence of enforcement limits and potential injustices in the rail rate system.
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Pittsburg Locks In Break From Cases For A While
With all the Insanity experts engaged in the Thew case and handwriting sharps on the Hartje case, Pittsburg feels secure enough to cut loose for a while.
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Indeterminate Sentences and Freight Growth in Indiana
Indiana debates indeterminate sentence law as reformers argue for confinement then release on good behavior while opponents cite uneven outcomes. The issue contrasts theory and practice in punishment and shows freight handling by electric interurban lines expanding, aiding small-town merchants and predicting future through freight potential.
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Indiana
Ig Ypt
Indiana Democrats Urged to Pick Hoosier for Bryan's Running Mate
In a political defense of Indiana influence, the Indiana Democrat Lincoln Dixon argues that Bryan should choose a Hoosier as running mate if any. The writer endorses John W. Kern or Benjamin F. Shively as possible vice presidential choices and touts Indiana’s political strength and caliber of its public leaders. The piece urges Democrats to consider Indiana for the ticket and praises the state’s long record of capable politicians and citizens.
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Benjamin F. Shively
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Gargiulo Commands Band With Unified Sound At Fair Bank
Italian bandmaster Chevalier Gargiulo showcases exacting methods to produce pure music from his ensemble, stressing unity and minimal self-display. He toured Europe with orchestras and believes a brassless band can deliver orchestral-like effects, drawing praise in Boston for achieving sounds once deemed possible only with a full orchestra.
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Bloodless Feat by Col White in Colonial River Battle
A notable wartime ruse by Col John White of the Georgia line deceived a small British detachment guarding five vessels along a river. White and four aides staged a faux hostile camp to lure the enemy, who surrendered after parole and guards fled. The tale, recounted by L. T. Sprague in The Outing Magazine July, borders on fabulous but is widely asserted.
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Scotty a Bumbling Elusive Desert Outlaw of Death Valley
Ralph D. Faining profiles Scotty a flamboyant wanderer famed for Desert bluffing and half sworn mining schemes. A self styled rival to death valley legends, he trades tall tales of mines and fast travel, claiming fleet glances and long shots while denying concrete treasures.
St Marys church smoker honors Bishop Talbot in Reading
In the vestry of St Marys Episcopal Church Reading Pa nearly 100 men attended a novelty church service event in honor of Bishop Ethelbert Talbot. Cigars and pipes were distributed and lemonade served from punch bowls as the bishop gave an address recalling experiences in the west from the Kansas City Journal.
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If I Were Grown Up essay from Kanaus City Journal
A short school girl imagines adulthood with marriage, sewing as a dressmaker, and having a baby. She prefers to avoid chores, plans to manage money from a husband, and envisions a strict guardian if needed. The piece reflects youthful views on independence and domestic life.
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A Logical Woman Declares Vacation at Home
A Holnin Kas woman tells the Recorder she will spend her vacation at home to avoid packing, travel, and uncomfortable lodging. She argues she can enjoy pleasures in her own comfortable dwelling rather than go to a distant resort with unfamiliar people.
New Women in Japan Arrive in Tacoma for Studies
Report from Tacoma Ledger quotes new women in Japan including Yesau Hattori aged 38 widow of 85 entering Wieworth College to study domestic science. Shazali, 19, remarks she can stay five to ten years in America. Yessa Hattors from Por mosa Island reportedly served ten years as a trained nurse in a hospital.
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Tacoma Ledger
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Kansas City Journal
Modest. Braggs and Gushington Plot Revealed
Humorous dialogue items feature Braggs and Gushington debating wealth and appearance. A mix of quips about love, loans, and social expectations appears alongside brief exchanges. The piece includes playful misunderstandings and a comic strip tone with characters such as Ascum and Borroughs.
Next Best. She You love Italian music
A compact note describes a playful exchange about Italian music and pasta, referencing a quirky title line. The fragment hints at a radio or conversation moment with light humor and cultural touches. No clear people, places, or organizations are identified.
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Maceroni
Moggendorfer Blatter
Toast to a Woman’s Gladness and Sadness
A fragmentary ode praising a woman’s gladness and sadness. The lines celebrate joy when she is glad and mourn a sadness described as she eats, though the text is incomplete and surreal.
Through Pan American Rail Link Faces Altitude Hurdles
The article discusses the vision of a continuous rail line from New York to Buenos Aires and possibly Alaska to Patagonia. It highlights altitude variation from sea level to thousands of feet, noting public fascination and comparing to the historic Union Pacific project as a long-range challenge for the future of Pan American railroad service.
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