Noel Defends Text as Logsdon Inquiry Shifts
The article describes Ed Logsdon’s backers fearing attacks on his character by enemies and notes that Council Investigating committees may not accept certain testimony after Lawyer Noel was fired. Noel allegedly tried to broaden the inquiry beyond sprinkling and sweeping contracts, and the committee will likely call him first.
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Ed Logsdon
Logsdon
Logsadon
Lagsdon
Bay Noels
Kansas City
Beveridge as Vice Presidential Prospect Debate
The call for Indiana Senator Beveridge to join the Republican ticket as vice president shows wide party esteem for his ability integrity zeal and aggressiveness He has repeatedly refused the offer citing his satisfaction with senate work The piece also comments on Servia’s political turmoil and local political machinations comparing them to Indiana actions plus assorted society notes and remarks about recent crimes and figures from various papers
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Beveridge
Indiana
Senate
the Sun
Burned infant dies from injuries at Broad Ripple
Milo Day age two, son of station master Jesse Day, died Monday evening from burn injuries after a pantry fire. His aunts Daley and Gertrude Carothers were burned trying to save him, joined by neighbor John B. McCready in the rescue attempt.
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Milo Day
Jesse Day
Broad Ripple
Daley
Gertrude Carothers
John B. McCready
One Nostril Calf Astonishes Knightsville Farm
Mr. Silver, a local farmer near Knightsville, owns a calf with only one visible nostril. The other nostril sits inside the roof of the mouth and appears only when the animal opens its mouth. A thick hair growth on its lip makes it the oddest animal breeders there have seen. The calf is progressing well and likely to reach full growth.
Store Proprietor Shot Dead by Kentucky Burglars
L F Fox proprietor of a general store at O'Rell Kentucky was shot and mortally wounded Monday night when a masked burglar entered the shop to rob him. He died soon after in Louisville. The incident occurred in O'Rell with police investigating the motive and suspect.
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Louisville
L. F. Fox
O'Rell
Candid Political Tales and Legal Quips From The Era
A collection of anecdotes from a fraternity dinner with John Kendrick Banga and a Yonkers mayoral bid, a rural editor noting McKinley era bulletins in Philadelphia, and an Iowa court quip about a judge’s ear fly. The stories showcase election chatter, editorial whimsy, and courtroom wit from the era.
Quaker Reflections on Marriage and Society
A Philadelphia Record feature offers wry reflections on marriage, money, and social roles. Jests contrast married life with bachelorhood, noting how blessings and troubles appear in daily life and the humor in human folly.
Pointed Paragraphs of Wit and Irony
A collection of pithy maxims on aging marriage cynicism and truth versus pretence. The verses mix humor and critique, noting cre mentation, contracts, writers, frankness, and political speech. It closes with a playful line about mighty rivers and home.
A Corner For The Women Smilem By The Yard
A quirky column discusses statistics on women's smiles and the idea of quantifying cheer. It notes how psychologists link cheerfulness to happiness and suggests doctors might prescribe smiles measured in yards, while also detailing fashion notes on perspiration proof gloves and spring glove trends. A strawberry blanc mange recipe is included with step by step preparation.
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Statistica
Robert Webster
Summer Gloves Trend In Black White Silk Styles
The Brooklyn Eagle notes black glove preference in black and white silk evening gloves, elbow length options include open work or plain. black silk net with lace insertions deemed dressy. old fashioned lace mitts reborn yet fragile for broad popularity as washable styles gain attention.
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Stiil
Brooklyn Eagle
Mosquito Yarns Draw Crowded Laughs Across Slips of Talk
In a Philadelphia Ledger piece locals trade tall tales about a swamp era in Jersey where a rat man recalls a mosquito tale. One yarn describes a mosquito peeking through a ceiling, breaking a bill, and later biting a chicken. A Florida Everglades mosquito allegedly haunts a creek and a boy with a grindstone wing. The crowd presses for truth as the third storyteller holds back.
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Jersey
Duuther
Florida Everglades
Philadelphia Ledger
Economist compares export trade per capita Canada and U S
The article notes Canada’s export trade per person is about 2.5 times that of the United States, California enjoyed its best winter tourism season, and U S road costs average eight dollars per person annually. It discusses a Swiss Alpine salvage corps, a Paris engineer’s electric street sprinkler, and historical census figures on Indians. It also mentions the pearl gray derby’s East resurgence and Osage facts including a trust fund and land.
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Canada
California
United States
Paris
United
Face Toward the Future Rousing Poem from Baltimore
The verse urges leaving regret behind and looking forward instead to hope and opportunity. It contrasts a backward gaze with a forward face, promising clearer sight and renewed potential as the future unfolds. A Baltimore American imprint anchors the piece.
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Uney
Jools
Mantles and Visites Dominate Paris Fashion Updates
Paris fashions highlight mantles and visites for matrons avoiding full 20 wrap outfits. Styles range from fichy shapes with points to rounded collars and waist peeks, plus long capes in grenadine or taffeta. The mante bonne femme offers a richer option for stout figures, while bolero blouses suit slender figures.
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Paris
Jesters and Jokes From Distant Pages
A potpourri of quips and wry lines from various papers lampoons politics romance and travel. Jester voices poke fun at ancestry class and courage while a tired English tourist wonders about a resting president and the humor of everyday encounters.
Globe Sights And Snippets From An Atchison Page
A collage of aphorisms and social notes on work, poverty, marriage, and fashion. It mocks idle living, praises effort, warns against snobbery, and references Miss Daysye Mayme Appleton, an Atchison girl, and a soda fountain encounter as social gossip.
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Melvina
Daysye Mayme Appleton
Atchison
Teally
Abe D
Admiral Evans Meats Empress Dowager Audience In Peking
The Day's News reports Admiral Evans commanding the American Asiatic squadron along with 10 officers arrived in Peking for an audience with the empress dowager at the summer palace. Also noted are Lt. H. L. Roosevelt's promotion to captain and assistant quartermaster in the marine corps, linked to the president, and archaeologist Francisco Rodrigo's discovery of a large ruined city in Pueblo state with pyramids and fortifications. Barnabas S. Kimura, Harvard Williams fellow, will enter Harvard divinity school next year. Louisville free library trustees inform Andrew Carnegie that the city will buy a library site and accept his 250000 gift for a new building.
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Peking
H. L. Roosevelt
Marine Corps
Moody
Pueblo
Francisco Rodiguez
Mexico City
Barnabas S. Kimura
Episcopal Theological School
Cambridge
Harvard University
Williams
Kimura
Harvard Divinity School
Miscellaneous historic quotes and travel deals noted
A collage of historical last words and notable sayings from Pitt to Wellington, plus a Chesterton note on Browning, followed by funeral home and local sale promotions and a rail fare announcement for the Saengerfest events. Includes Rothschild and Bismarck reference, and a June travel bargain to St. Louis with Saengerfest tie-in.
Pennsylvania Lines Timetable Notice
Local train departs Indianapolis at a.m. for Louisville and return at 1:50 with stops. Special fast train to Boston or Pittsburgh leaves Indianapolis 1:26 p.m. Returning special departs Louisville Main Street Station at 7:00 p.m. One and a half dollar fare shown for Sunday June 22.
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Louisville
Indianapolis
Louisville Main St
Pennsylvania
Northlands Express
Richmond
W. W. Richardson
Trains Run to St Louis Union Station on Crown Tracks
Passenger trains now operate into and out of St Louis Union Passenger Station via Crown tracks. Indianapolis to Michigan City round trip priced at $1.25 on Sunday June 21, with departure on the 302 Vandalia Line. Richrdson Road BA notes WOW operations.
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St. Louis
Washington St
Cates Station
Michigan City
Indianapolis
St. Louie Union
WOW
Richardson, RD. BA
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