Indianapolis Daily News Paper History and Rates
Indianapolis Daily News reports its status as the first morning daily newspaper printed in Indiana. The notice lists circulation, delivery rates by carrier, and subscription prices for city and outside city editions, along with address and telephonic contact details.
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Indianapolis
SIN
Indiana
Ince Bea
Central Union
Ortal Reows
Maipeas
Socetha
Chicao
Taggart a Target in Democratic Party Strife
An Indiana Democratic rift unfolds as insurgents rally against Thomas Taggart and the national chairmanship. Hearst and Bryan factions clash while factions pursue a new "revolution" tone. The piece notes revolts, debts, and political pressure amid amid a broader struggle for control.
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William Han- Gough
Hearst
Thomas Taggart
National Democratic Committee
John W. Holteman
Holtzman
Iodiana
Indianapolis
Taggart
Insurgenta
Amile
Indiana
Parker
Laggart
Bryan
Magen
Title shows Misa Gould sails for France and the Countess De Castellane
Misa Helen Gould travels to France to accompany her sister the Countess De Castellane. The countess may not stay long in the United States as her eldest son is heir, making the title largely an empty honor. Anna Gould accepts the title and American citizenship for the sake of status, while questions of titles versus real power persist. The piece contrasts aristocratic titles with authentic influence and notes broader political doubts around Roosevelt era policies and conservative sentiment.
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Misa Helen Gould
France
America
Countess de Castellane
Willemain
Anna Gould
Couras
Gould
Joey
Countess of
Castellane
Indiana congressman and appointments debate in tangled era
A poorly edited column quotes an Indiana congressman criticizing limits on patronage and job appointments for political allies. It notes the tension between party bosses and voters, mentions figures like Countess Castellane and Fairbanks, and reflects on political loyalties, reform, and the need for consistent governance amid wartime pressures.
Lengthy debate over meat inspection bill stirs public interest
The article notes a delayed house action on a meat inspection bill, sparking concern over unsanitary packing plants while voters await the outcome before an approaching election. It argues prompt reporting will clarify needs, prevent packers’ misrepresentation, and curb foreign trade fears. The piece shifts to political reflections on marriage, royalty, and reforms amid a broader critique of corporate wealth’s influence.
Haggerty dodges injunctions in Pennsylvania and labor clashes
United Mine Workers executive Br U Haggerty recounts escaping a seventeenth injunction served by Buffalo & Pittburgh Railroad interests. He notes cutting mine crews, legal battles, and cites clashes over nonunion labor as he defends his actions amid a torrent of witnesses and court scrutiny. Meanwhile Chicago observers weigh Harper succession at the University. Dean Judson leads as voting head, with expectations Harper’s legacy shapes future plans and Rockefeller backing cited.
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Big Tom Haggerty
United Mine Workers International Executive Board
Lorrain
Pennsylvania
Br. U Haggerty
Clark
Buffalo & Pitwburg Railroad Company
Lwan
Theraby
Avery
Véennsylvania Renati~tation
Alata
Nating
Haggerty
Laughee
Alea
Harper
Kina
Good Object Lesson on Railroads and Competition
A Nebraska State Journal criticism notes railroad officers can influence coal company success when cars are scarce. It argues some capitalists still oppose government control of railroads, warning such control could be disastrous for the public.
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Pennsyvania
Nebraska State Journal
Dick Was Wise and Canfield Debate Payment Demand
The Minneapolis Journal reports Richard Canfield once debated a felon and a great house, but for a United States senator he insists on payment in full. Canfield seems to believe Mae Renarara can earn money to settle their debt when they try.
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Richard Canfield
United States
Mr. Canfield
Mae Renarara
Chelr Dette
Anapolis
Renigent Agitated by Exposurn Sleep Toll Revealed
Kansas City Journal notes the renigent’s agitation over Hon. Charlie Trwne’s exposurn. It claims the distress left him with only nine hours of rest, hinting at broader unrest and political strain.
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Charlie Trwne
Kansas City Journal
Alfonso's Diplomacy Sparks Front Page Romance Pact
Ambitious king promises his fiancée financial advancement after marriage, hinting at political maneuvering as diplomats abroad pursue broader power. Philadelphia North American notes intrigue surrounding royal ambitions and domestic hopes, with unclear implications for national relations.
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Alfonso
Alfunaa
A Difference in Government and Commerce Roles
A quoted line argues that government should not yield control to commerce for functions that commerce has already assumed. The remark frames a debate on the balance of power between state authority and market forces within governance.
Since She 18 Mine a Poem from Chicago Record Herald
A fragment from the Chicago Record Herald describes a girl with a sweet smile and aims to capture affection and admiration. The speaker reflects on past happiness and explains how his feelings changed after meeting her.
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Chicago Record Herald
Height rules change for cadet hopefuls at West Point
The article discusses a 15 year old Benjamin Tillman and his wartime education, notes a new minimum height standard for West Point cadets, and quotes a statistician on pensioners. It mentions medical boards, the cadet admission timing, and a belief that future policy will favor supporting workers in old age.
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Breator Titman
Acros
Benjamin
Tillman
Army
Military Academy
Pew
Federal power under the constitution in beef packers dispute
The article argues that federal authority over beef packing for interstate commerce is constitutional and expands with time, while warning Packers not to challenge the regime. It cites Jefferson, Speaker Cannon, and court evolution, noting regulation can be used to curb abuse and protect consumers, with a warning about constitutional limits.
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Jefferson
Speaker Cannon
Illinois
Supreme Court
United States
Germany
France
Foglind
Department of Agriculture
Rowrer
Jesu
Travelers Tales of Dates Plants and Vesuvius Echoes
A travelogue vignette travels from Biakra to Touggourt detailing date varieties and a merchant’s expertise, then shifts to a glove of curiosities. It notes a talking mimosa plant in Colombo, a wealth collection system in Austria, and a Neapolitan watch charm story tied to Gettysburg. The piece closes with Babylon ruins and a traveler’s oath anecdote, finishing with a New York germ theory quip and a light satire on job prospects.
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Sahara
Eid
Biakra
Ouaca
Vesuvius
New York
New Hotel
Henry White
Mr. White
Italy
Kale
Brarty Day
Naples
Tank
Gettysburg
Left profile bias and cough nuisance in public spaces
A photographer notes that, across faces, the left profile often appears sharper with a fuller eye and better cheek contour. A physician argues coughing in churches and theaters results from straining to hear names and syllables, urging acoustically optimized auditoriums to curb it.
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Foummon
A Dream of a City Held by a Statue on Mount Athos
A Georgian era conversation sketches a colossal plan to carve Mount Athos into a statue of a man with a city in one hand and a basin in the other to pour waters across the mountain. The tale shifts to telegraphy’s rise and a vegetarianism quip about George Bernard Shaw, with vivid portraits of Marconi, Shaw, and Sandow.
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iDimocrates
Macedon
Tylaman
Alexander
Farry Alazandar
Dimocrates
George Bernard Shaw
Jenson
Shaw
Nebraska Demorreta Beliefs Shaped by Candidate Absence
Fragmentary text suggests a belief that if Mr. B would stay away, the Demorreta faction might win the statewide vote as they carried Omaha-Cinco and related areas, reflecting a regional political dynamic and party strategy.
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Nebraska
B Yen
Omaha
Insurance talk on premiums and mutuals in Detroit Free Press
Hopa equitized the Sfutual and mutualized the Squilable while arguing higher premiums are warranted. The aim is to push more funds toward Inatirence and the Detroit Free Press, reflecting financial restructuring and press-backed insurance ideas.
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Hopa
Detroit
Whispered lines of a vanished youth in Baltimore era
A fragmented, archaic verse recalls a whining boy Hed chreked and a marine dew scene near Meld. The text hints at bringing back a hinting boy to cheer and restore melody once lost, set in Baltimore.
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Baltimory
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