Indianapolis Sun's stance on law, politics, and reform
The Indianapolis Sun endorses police work by Metzger, critiques enemies of order, and discusses political compromises on Oklahoma Indian Territory statehood and Arizona New Mexico alignment. It praises Hearst’s capitulation on Taggart, notes Bryan in St Petersburg, and laments millionaire scrutiny and sanitation debates.
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New Mexico
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United States Senate
Hearst Surrenders to Democratic Nomination Hints
William Randolph Hearst hints at a 1908 Democratic bid despite Bryan's surge and his own playful jabs at Thomas Taggart. He says there is no personal animus toward attacks and even compliments Taggart as agreeable. The exchange reflects a calm, humorous stance amid rising political tensions.
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Wiliam Randolph Hearst
William Jennings Bryan
Tes
Thomas Taggart
National Chatran
Asalra
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Taggart
Jester
Public Sanitation and Gender in Indictments of Society
At a Municipal League of Indiana meeting Dr. T Henry Davin, state health chief, argued prisons and asylums show ideal sanitation while factories and shops are harmful to workers. He warned against a fallacy that Indiana aims to kill producers. Professor Walter Wilcox cited 1900 census data showing more men than women in the U S by over a million and more male immigrants, noting higher male deaths but suggesting few current social implications.
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Mies Ethel Rockefeller
William Rockefeller
Standard Ol
Europe
America
Misa Raynor
New York
Miss Rockefeller
Atlantic
Atste
Ita
Iz Sat
State Board of Health
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Municipal League of Indiana
T. Henry Davin
State of
Davis
Aline Andtals
Walter F. Wilcox
Carnest Universsty
Munsey’s
United States
Chicago
Wilcox
D. M. Butler
Nebraska Legal News
the Claypool
DeLaney
Theréseon
Ben Brummel
Jackson
Monroe
Ultan
Turkey
John Rhea
Otter Brother
Ismet Bey
Feela
Tennessee
Ismet
Abdul Haefes
Calnqunimid
Nurea
Rhea
Guluin
Abdul Hamid
York City
Rall- Jackson
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Bouth
Behonler
Congress
Pector
Buchanan
John Quincy Adams
Clay
Misa Adams
Anséla Burdett-Coutts
Victoria
United Kingdom
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Berners
Washington
United Kingdom of England
Kinless
Gray
Baronesa Clifton
Baroness Burdett-Coutts
After Dinner Talk and Naval Stories at Claypool
A claypool gathering features anecdotes about Captain Bicknell of a Texas ship's navy discipline. Jokes compare Beau Brummel with modern wealth, and stories cover Irish journalist James O Mahoney and a London wedding report. Cartoons reference Hearst, Bryan, and political jests weave through jokes about labor and Congress.
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Charles Handy
London Mail
White House
James O'Mahoney
London
Dublin
O'Mahoney
The Auto-Crat Oh Think of That Harsh Verse
Burges Johnson, in Harper's Weekly, riffs on public figures in a garbled verse about Autocrat and auto da fate. The piece mocks Roosevelt and Taggart with a jagged rhythm and satirical tone, noting Hearst and Rockefeller in a collage of lines and sounds. The fragmentary text blends humor, insult, and literary allusions.
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Willie Hearst
Taggart
Burges Johnson
Harper's Weekly
Our Presidents and the Lie
The piece traces repeated veracity battles between U S presidents and rivals over alleged political bargains. It cites Jefferson Bayard Smith claims, later denials by Jefferson, Smith, and Bayard’s sons, plus Gallatin’s recollections and historian views on possible negotiations, ending with Monroe’s fear of bad faith tied to Adams’s Florida move.
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Jefferson
James A. Mayard
Jefferson's Inn
Bayard
Benatar Smith
Smith
Tmhia
Anas
Jackson
Florida
United States Territory
Brownie
Monroe
Curious romantic misadventure and era of intrigue
A mosaic of scattered tales recounts a French salacious romance, a returned brother in disguise, and exotic court intrigues. It links a Japanese philosopher, imperial fashion, cathedral treasures, and a web of political bargaining behind Lincoln era affairs and the Adams Clay dispute, ending with a health note on boiling meat.
Don't Doubt. While One Star Above You Beams
A terse line from the Atlanta Constitution signals confidence in a bright future, urging belief despite doubt. The phrase frames a hopeful outlook with a focus on rising stars and enduring optimism in the face of uncertainty.
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Atlanta Constitution
Women and Girls Fashion Sale Highlights
Women's white and colored linen suits in Eton or Box Styles with trimmed details priced from 4.96 to 12.50. Children's wash dresses in sizes 6 to 14 years offered at 0.98 to 1.50. Women's gowns and lingerie waists feature open back elbow sleeve styles with insertion lace, sale item at 1.50.
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