Indianapolis Willis S Thompson newspaper record
The item lists the Indianapolis Willis S Thompson daily paper address and printing details. It notes foreign advertising reps in New York Chicago and St Louis and confirms post office registration as second class. It mentions the Association of American Advertisers certification of circulation. No. 165.
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Ohio Street
Smith & Budd
Brunswick
Fifth Avenue
New York
Tribune
Chicago
Third National Bank
St. Louis
The
Associa of American Advertisers
New York City
New Yorks Mysterious Chinese Crime
A critical look at the New York City murder case against a Chinese suspect, challenging police focus on a single Chinese man named Leon and urging examination of broader motives, secret societies, and possible framing. The piece defends Chinese communities as law abiding while condemning prejudice and urging fair treatment.
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New York City
Jean
Elsie Sigel
Leon
Elsie Sige
Newark
New York
Chong Sing
America
A Dream of a Dramatist and the Art Market
A tale of a playwright who failed commercially despite influence and wealth. After critics mocked his artistic aims, a later work achieved unexpected popularity, provoking peers to label it mercenary. The piece concludes that in art, failure often becomes the only true success.
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Republic
Indiana
Iowa
Kansas
Wisconsin
Indiana Editor Ignited Debate That Shaped Reform
An Indiana editor’s quiet note to Mark Hanna sparked a nationwide discussion on socialism and trust reform. The piece, cited by Beveridge’s later actions, credits a plain workingman with prompting a tax on tobacco trusts and a broader push for government equity.
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Indiana
M. A. Hanna
Hanna
Hoosier
Senator Hanna
Debsism
Mark Hanna
Congress
W. H. Ganders
Aftor Sanders
Senator Beveridge
American Tobacco Company
Tobacco Trust
Government Treasury
Treasury
Combine
Beveridge
Senate
Hammer and Tongs
Trust
Peo
Treasury of the Republic
Home of Labor
George Borrow remembered as wild life writer and wanderer
A biographical sketch recounts George Borrow born in 183 Norfolk who pursued language study and gypsy life, then worked for the Bible Society in Russia and Europe. He lived openly, roaming the continent until his death, with critics arguing his unconventional life blessed future readers with enduring works.
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Eorge Borrow
George Borrow
George
Borrow
Norfolk
England
British Isles
Norwich
Solicitors
Bohemia
London
Bible Society
Russia
Spain
Portugal
Morocco
Lowestoft
S Borrow
Magnate Misses Mark with Tin Can Drive
Small boys in Goodland offered ten cents per 100 old tin cans to beautify the town. They turned in 30,000 cans, depleting the women’s club treasury. The ladies plan to study Grecian art next year and hand civic improvement to the city council.
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Goodland
Kansas City Journal
On the Bridge
A man and a pale girl share a quiet moment beneath a bridge as the city holds its breath. The sea gulls wheel above the river while the silent stream continues, and the girl eyes the fading sun, her brief life ending without night or dream.
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Douglas Goldring
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