Brundidge Attacks Roosevelt in Congress Debate
The article notes Arkansas representative Brundidge joining critics of President Roosevelt, attacking executive spending and urging Beveridge bill support. It contrasts Brundidge with Towne and discusses concerns over meat and drug adulteration reports, a coal strike, and public reaction to policy criticisms.
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Roosevelt
Mr. Brundidge
Atta
Brundidge
Grosvenor
Ohio
Washington
Charles A.towne
Dean
Congress
J. Brundidge, Jr
Arkansas
Cannon Protest Shows Strain Between Press and Speaker
Joseph G Cannon protests a Indianapolis newspaper tied to Vice President Fairbanks over coverage of his delay in passing the DIN and the pure food bill. The paper pressures the House’s action while defending Fairbanks presidential prospects, reflecting wider political tensions and Cannon’s stature in national affairs.
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MR. Cannon
Joseph G. Cannon
Rise of Representatives
Charles M. Fairbanks
Indianapolis
Cannon
Fairbanks
West
Lima
AM Efmasen
People Enosrenung
Gaund
Cannon 18
Pan
NO COMPROMISE IN MEAT INSPECTION HEARING TONE
A critique of the House Committee on Agriculture’s handling of meat inspection hearings cites two key witnesses, Commissioner Neill and Thomas Z. Wilson, accusing the panel of bias and unfair treatment. The piece questions veracity and suggests political influence taints the inquiry and reporting.
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House Committee On Agriculture
Neill
Chicago
Thomas Z. Wison
Wilson
Neill-Heynaiis
Witnesers
Mesars
Neftr
Reynolda
Fragmented verse fragment and stray notices mix in strange priors
A garbled OCR style piece blends poems and stray lines including a Louisiana legislator named SMI, a law intro on court-16 finners, references to Smith and Bloom orations, plus lines about a federated women's convention at St. PRU RA and Tennyson. The text drifts through morning wtar hay, love lines, and weather imagery with incomplete phrases and unclear context.
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Louisiana
Smi
Nany
Han
Ilay
Speed and haste mark American life in a national mood
The piece critiques Americans rushing through daily life from weddings to travel and politics, noting a cultural habit of urgency in work and leisure. It cites a New York millionaire's wedding train Scramble, Uncle Joe Cannon’s contentious stance, Chicago Packers ads, and British teachers visiting to study American methods, all reflecting a nation in a hurry.
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America
Ramitar
Rush
Buntie
New York
Milionaire Auto
Ir National Congress
Kansas farmer’s cow protector tale spreads through Indiana
An Indiana reader recounts a Kansas farmer’s invention a rubber cow protector held by suction to shield cows from abusive hired hands. The tale follows a brutal confrontation where a man kicks a cow and suffers a comic, painful rebuke, ending with a boastful exit. The piece also notes Chicago brewer Fred Seibel urging sustained nationwide charitable aid tied to relief for western rail and frontier populations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exra Gaunt
Kansas
Indianapole
Kane
Gaunt
Betting Himself Right in the Muck Raker Era
The Pittsburgh Post notes Charles Lamb aimed to probe public health through provocative questions. The piece reflects on readers' assumptions about food supply and conditions, while Lamb contemplates a literary approach to public accountability.
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Charles Lamb
Couran
Pearmans
Med Tig
Pitteburg Post
New figures on packingtown and meat trade
The article reviews meat packing as a leading American industry, noting Chicago as the hub. It cites 1995 livestock intake across Chicago, Kansas City, Omaha, St. Louis, Denver, and St. Paul with Chicago taking about half. It discusses meat on hand, freight tonnage, and export totals including beef, hog, oleomargarine, and dairy products, with port flow through New York, Boston, and New Orleans. It also mentions drought impacts on farming and a rain relief anecdote.
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Iron and Steel
SRG LL
Ates
Wall Journal
Chicago
Bureau of Statistics
Department of Commerce and Labor
Shealx
Kansas City
Omaha
St. Lous
Be, Joseph
St. Paul
St. Jo Fenh
Milwaukee
United States
New York
Boston
Portland
New Orleans
Roatan
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Parsland
Galveston
Wonderous Wise Chore and Nadanna Tale In Town
A fragmentary tale describes a wondrous wise woman in a Riel MI town with ordinary size tasks. She notices Nadanna and acts sharply, grabbing something at the elbow as events unfold in a vivid but unclear scene.
What They Say on Indianapolis Public Affairs and City Life
A collection of letters and opinions from readers and local figures on topics from politics and temperance to city policing and public amusements. Notable names include JOHN F WOOD H PROSCH J Mullin ALBERT UHL and DR R Poole, with views on breweries, dog poisoning, Sunday amusements, and urban planning.
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John F. Wood
Republican Party
Pro H. Prosch
Indianapoolis
Jewellers
John Mullin
Albert Uhl
Indianapolis
W. B. Westlake
Harmony
Indiana Democrats
Hoojaler
Democratic
William A. Stecher
James Yuncker
Revelationa
Richard Poole
Rockwalter
Nbs
Din Argu
Albert Lieber
Cansinus
Vaid
Busi News
Otway A. Baker
C. Behymer
Amon
DROW
J. Browning-T
Nim
Not at Home Puzzle in Village Veil Tale
Fragmented text describes a young man and a village belle with a maid named Soran reacting to a visitor. The dialogue hints at social tension and a courtship moment, with garbled phrasing implying a dramatic scene and potential misunderstandings. The piece reads like a wartime or rustic vignette.
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Soran
Indiana Trust Co Capital Case Surplus Figures
Indiana Trust Co reports surplus of 324000.00 in a court filing or financial disclosure. The document lists capital figures and possible creditor or liability context formatted for a legal or financial notice.
London physician urges solitude cure for nervous women
A London doctor of note argues that daily hours of quiet isolation restore nerves and reduce stress in exhausted society women. He claims such self restraint improves facial serenity and perceived vitality, promising fewer breakdowns and less exhaustion among leading women.
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London
Retown
Kansas City Journal
The Pace Roast City Plans Atlantic Steam Lines
The Kanasa City Journal reports ambitious proposals for a line of French steamslips from Ural port to Europe via Magellan Strait and South American ports. Seattle already hosts two steamship lines to Europe, while China Mutual serves Liver pool via Agia and Coens One serves Hamburg via South America. The Southern continent aims to join South American routes, signaling rapid development in transoceanic commerce.
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Ural
Europe
Magellan
Sour America
Seattle
China Mutual Line
Liverspool
Porte of
Agia
Coens
Hamburs
South America
Thay Serle
Nour
Alreay Kong Fort
Bouth Samerwah
Kanaas City Journal
Uneven Verse Reflects Silent Struggle For Love
An 80 year old speaker laments changes in a partner and their shared past. The text expresses longing, shifts in perception, and a desire to accept aging while noting emotional distance and longing for connection. The fragment ends with reference to Chicago News.
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Viele
Indiana
Istik
Bardly Hely
Chicago Tribune
Fenc
The
Erebody'n Journal
Tim Glia
Mtar
Jom
Marsidiy Wolk
Freddy
Esi
Chicago Packers
Siniies
Reynolds
Seema
Ae Sores
Hank
Eagh
Lynette
St. Pru RA Ag
Tretoil
Tesnyson
Joe Cannon
Gemttenan
Great Britain
Fred Seibel
Rockies
San Francisco
Baronera von Sternbirk
Gore Lowendor
Emma Ouvho
Istims
Take Shore
Michigan Southern Ry
Lake Erie
Put-in-Bay
Cedar Point
Lakeside
Lake Chautauqua
St. Lawrence River
Adirondack Mountains
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Champlain
George
White Mountains
Atlantic Coast
New England
Woods and Lakes
Canada
Lake Shore
Michigan
Niagara Falls
Lake Erin Island
Cleveland
Buffalo
Pettis Dry Goods'co
Deen Kore Monier
Prine
Hermadort
East Alele
Eves
TNE
Indiana Trust CO
Capital Vo
Pete
Usda
Chicago News
Marion Trust Cy
Market Street
Gnardian
Kichcreek Bank
Union Trust Comp
Leith
Filton Hospital
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Hell
Mermant
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Magi
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