Indianapolis Daily Rates and Advertising Contacts
Fragmentary OCR shows subscription rates for delivery within and outside the city, with monthly and yearly options in advance. It lists advertising representatives in New York Chicago and a central business office, hinting at a historic Indianapolis publication from 1968 era.
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wsLereniks Central Union
Bualmen of
Ie.scss
Inilarapalia Tel. Co
New York
World Building
Eugene van Zant
Chicago, Tribune
AW. Allen
Labor and Politics Report on Press and Public Mirth
The article notes exploited workers paid scant wages for embroidery and bag turning while detailing a congressional bid to cut salaries and an attempted move to suppress a socialist plot. It also mentions a Cochran resolution regarding postal distribution and possible government complicity, urging patriot action.
Strike looming over miners amid broad social unrest
The piece warns of a coming strike by miners and operators with conference plans and a national executive board meeting. It argues the strike could devastate industry and jobs, stresses public interest, and questions paternalist and socialist policies amid unrest and calls for sober thinking.
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Pocallily
Minere
Mitchell
United States
Gossip and engagements shake New York society circles
The piece chronicles Waldorf Astor and Nan lie Shaw engagement rumors alongside Nan nie Langhorne Shaw’s divorce from Robert Gould Shaw in 1904. It notes Shaw’s social circle, past marriages, and hints at high society gossip, while local Indianapolis construction activity is briefly observed amid the chatter.
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New York
Waldorf Astor
Nantie Shaw
Nantie Lang Shaw
Robert Gould Shaw
Nannie Langhorne
Langhorne
Virginia
Mary Converse
Nanne Langhorne Shaw
William Waldorf Astor
England
Household Guards
Gotham
Beattia Wins Municipal Mayor Bid Amid Bosses War
Beattia has elected a municipal ownership mayor as the battle against the bosses continues. The new departure attracts attention in New York as reform forces push for change and control of city affairs.
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Beattia
Lis
New York
Fragmented Beattle race hints at fraud claims and shifting politics
In the last election to Heuret Republican candidate John Riplinger was hurt by wards while beat by street leaders of municipal ownership parties who claim gross frauds. If any calm is presumed the daily paper warns new sensational issues or third party rivals may soon dominate public thought.
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Congress
Lewaller
New Orleans
Philadelphia
Dunger
Heuret
John Riplinger
Nng
Dekat
Tach Municipal Ownership Party
New Apa
Hammond’s Cry Polishes Local Fumes on Stockade Gambler Tale
Citizens of Hammond urge the governor to deploy the militia after a gambler stockade appeared in town. Critics call the plan despotic, urging action against city officials instead. The piece mocks hysteria and favors removing intruders over military displays.
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Hammond
William Heavy Harrisom
Chicago
Monte Carlo
National Guard
The Federal Laws and the Law Revision Project
A columnist laments legal illiteracy and praises Congress efforts to publish an indexed federal code. The House revision committee plans installments since 1887, aiming to reveal penalties and permitted conduct. The effort seeks to make statutes accessible while waiting for a complete code.
Bishop Williams Voices Urgent Call for Renewal in Detroit
In Detroit on Sunday Modern Christians gathered as Bishop Charles D Williams preached for the first time in his new diocese. He warned many Christians attend church halfheartedly like a weekly Turkish bath, urging a genuine spiritual revival and avoidance of complacency.
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Charles
Wiliams
Detroit
Alinneapolia Journal
Expert Opinion on Civilisation Sparks Diplomatic Gaffe
Fragmentary lines hint at a debate on civilization and experts. References to a possible misprint or miscommunication suggest a debate among individuals named Frot Triggs and Cleveland Plea ll. The readable text indicates confusion over terms and potential cultural misunderstandings.
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Triggs
Cleveland
National Civic Federation speakers discuss labor and public utilities
Edward A. Moffey of New York explains the federation as a three class body united to conciliate employers and workers. The commission studies public ownership of utilities and labor conditions, aims to gather facts, and has helped avert strikes through intercession. Walton Clark of Philadelphia and Dabney H. Maury of Peoria also attended to discuss gas works and Chicago water system investigations.
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National Civic Federation
Edward A. Moffey
New York
Grand Hotel
Ita
Audh
Grover Cleveland
Archbishop Ireland
Bishop Potter
Andrew Carnegie
Bonaparte
Samuel Gompers
Joby Mitchell
I T
Malet
Federation
Indianapolia
Ama
Civic Federation
Moffett
Mr. Moffett
National Civic Federation Commission
Walton Chirk
Phrladelphia
Unttnd Gag Improvement Company
Philadelphia
Clark
Cishas
Chicago
Pub
National Club
Dabney H. Maury
Peoria
Commission
Maury
Dunne
Haelty
Lam
Smoke darkens Chicago cafe scene in broad daylight
In Chicago a dense smoke settled over the city at midday making the day appear as dark as night. The report notes the eerie effect and potential danger to residents and street life as the incident unfolded.
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Chicago
Kansas City Journal
Differences Between Monarchy And Republic Explained
From baby lips comes a quip about government. Tommy says in a monarchy people obey rulers because they love them, while in a republic they obey the bosses because they must. A four year old asks for money to buy a buck yard, a playful domestic moment within a child’s view of life.
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Tencher
Tommy
Ecu
Thermaciven
Olf
Mabel
Anna
Washington gossip notes on senators and clerks
A verbose Washington reminiscence surveys Sewell of New Jersey, Col Scovel feuds, and the aging federal clerks across departments. It recounts Infamous inquests, Schofield tales, and a court martial amid Democratic cloakroom chatter, with March National Magazine excerpts guiding the anecdotes.
Proverbs Of Wall Street And Moral Lessons
Fragmented prose notes moral tales and comic vignettes about wealth, trust, and folly. Observations include a busker on riches, a jolly bald man on a train, a small girl asking about corn, and a teacher quoting scripture on bankers and merchants, all with satirical asides.
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Lwan
Mthin
Adrian Democrat
Digestive discovery using a bismuth capsule test
Austrian doctors in the Roentgen lab at Visma Central hospital report a simple method after a light meal. A goldbeater skin capsule filled with blamath powder is swallowed and imaged by X rays. If the second image shows the capsule, digestion is incomplete. if the capsule disappears, digestion occurred. The timing reveals gastric juice strength and digestion speed, aiding evaluation of medicines and therapies.
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Roentgen
Visma
Kentral Hospital
London Standard
Hogg Family Tales Clarified By Texas Governor
The report states that Governor James S. Hogg named his daughter Tru while denying rumors of other unusual names. It notes his early years as a modest lawyer in 1895 before his oil wealth grew, with a peculiar reference to a son or relative and a large-framed description of a child wearing a No 22 collar.
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Hogg
Hogs
Texas
Texan Oil Cran
Tn Hin
James Srephyn Hogg
Kings Own Land in America Alleged by Royal Families
A historical clipping asserts royalty from Sweden Epelo Italy and England own vast New York and western lands. It claims Kaiser Wilhelm and King Edward hold multiple parcels with long standing investments in western property and Nasgaust in New York.
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America
Royal Familier
Sweden
Epelo
Italy
New
Consistency in Philippine Trade Debate Cited by Senators
Senators Culbertson Dubole and Stone argued over Philippine trade policy in a New York Mull discussion. They warned that if free trade cannot be achieved immediately, the islands should face minimal or no trade until terms are settled.
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Culbertson
Dubole
Stone
Philippines
Islands
New York Mull
Going Too Far. Congress to ban robbery as crime
Kansas City Journal laments Congress considering a bill to make robbing an individual an offense. The paper critiques reform zeal, arguing it goes to an unreasonable extreme and questions its necessity and impact.
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Kansas City Journal
Fidelity Mutual Life Insurance Company Statement Date December 18
Indiana auditor Warren Bigler certifies Fidelity Mutual Life Insurance Companys financial condition as of December 18 and that the original statement remains on file. The document lists assets including cash on hand, bonds and stocks, real estate mortgages, and other debts with liabilities and reserves.
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Indiana
ID Rola Life Insurance Company
Mortroe Atrest
Chicago
James W. Stevens
Om- Wald J. Arnold
Arseless
United States
State of Indiana
Liabilities Record from Unclear OCR Entry
A fragmentary ledger note shows liabilities describing amounts owed and pledged to creditors, with mentions of adjustments and losses in suspense awaiting proof. It suggests ongoing claims and unsettled balances, but the text is incomplete and difficult to interpret fully.
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Lewes
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