The Mob Spirit and Crime Debate in White Address
Andrew D. White urges reform of courts to curb lynching in the United States and cautions against sentimentality for criminals. He notes lynching persists in new areas and contrasts northern and southern trends while commenting on the statehood bill's fate and Hopkins Illinois as a gauge. The piece reflects period debate on crime, reform, and politics.
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Redeeming Herself and Cincinnati Graft Unveiled
After twenty years of Cox machine rule in Cincinnati, a mayoral and legislative probe reveals a $20,000 annual graft in the county treasurer’s office. The reform effort, driven by incorruptible citizens, signals a hopeful turn as officials expose long standing corruption and push the city toward self reform.
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Amid Gains and Rhetoric in Indiana Politics
A wide range of political chatter fills the Indiana scene with talk of candidates, party unity, and statewide campaigns. Reports from Indianapolis and Greencastle note candidate confidence, party harmony, and infrastructure pride as Republicans position for November and discuss potential opponents and policy battles.
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County grand jury to probe Police Chief Metzger action
Report details an order by Judge Alford for the county grand jury to investigate Police Chief Metzger after a publicized incident in which a suspect named Koons assaulted a girl aged 19. The piece highlights the chief’s restraint and questions about the suspect’s testimony and legal tactics.
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New Jersey Mosquito Extermination Plan Debated
A Jersey conference committee on Mosquito Extermination debates a costly push to wipe out reeds of insects from May to November. Estimates claim $950,000 to eradicate and protect the public, opposing rifle clubs fear loss of practice. Observers urge aggressive action while noting health concerns from streetcar environments.
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Imroper social heresies from Chicago university
The text asserts that all wild social, philosophical, political and religious heresies originate from the Chicago university. It claims the institution distorts truth and delivers sensational ideas. The piece hints at a critique of prevailing orthodoxies and literary pretensions.
Erie Canal Cost Surpasses Panama as Construction Drags On
A column argues the Erie Canal expansion will be the costliest waterway ever built. It contrasts mule era travel with steam, notes spending milestones, and claims the final price will exceed the Panama Canal by a wide margin. The piece labels the project the Erie 1,000-ton canal and warns of overrun.
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World miscellany on climate, culture and travel
A miscellany from a scrapbook notes rainfall in Assam and Bombay, ancient threshing machines, and a German artisan. It recounts a Caucasus Muslims ritual, armor helmet salutes, cheap Antioch living, Bangkok and Bangkok’s population, and Australian emigration concerns highlighting sparse northern settlement.
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Automobile Sundries Amid Frustrated Customer Demand
An irate buyer accuses a salesman of promising replacement parts for a broken auto. The clerk calmly clarifies the request, listing two deltoid muscles a pair of kneepans one elbow about a yard of cuticle and a left end as items the customer wants supplied immediately.
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Will Face the Sacrifice from the Milwaukee News
A fragment notes operators may resist a strike yet show willingness to face sacrifice until surplus stock is exhausted at emergency prices. The wording hints at labor tensions and price measures as a crisis response.
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Pastor Questioned Faith in Efficacy of Orenja
Detroit News notes a remark about the pastor of Mr. Rockefeller and his skepticism toward Orenja's efficacy. The comment appears in a context of religious or cultural critique. No further names or dates are provided.
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