Revered Ballard clash sparks debate with mayor over law
The piece rails at Rev F O Ballard for attacking Mayor Bookwalter from the pulpit and denying him a reply. It accuses Ballard of defying vaccine laws and condemns the mayor for not enforcing them. The column criticizes the Marion County Democrats for choosing a convention over primaries and mocks Bryan’s New York trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. O. Ballard
Okwatter
Ike
Ballard
Indianapolis
Bookwalter
Elevation of Railway Tracks Deserves Public Safeguards
Editorial on the Indianapolis Southern railway franchise argues for public protection against grade crossings. It urges building tracks over streets to reach Union Station at surface level, with minimal extra cost, and criticizes city boards for neglecting proven methods. Harry E. Royse defends his open letter about rings in local politics, asserting both rivals are backed by the political machine and naming key figures and factions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Southern Railway
Commercial Ok Elevation Commission
Board of Public Works
Thespapers
Indianapolis
Indianapolis Southern
Union Station
Fortune
Charles N. Elliott
the Sun
Ring
Yor Kealing
Bookwalter
Pes
Joe Kealing
Albert Liber
Armin Koehne
Mr. Davis
Mayor Bookwalter
Geo. B. Elliott
Fred A. Joss
Republican voters urged to back Ensley for county treasurer
The republicans say voting for Oliver P. Ensley will strengthen the county ticket by securing his nomination for county treasurer. Senator Gorman of Maryland shows strength as a potential Democratic candidate for the presidency, with W. J. Bryan opposing him. Mayor Bookwalter is criticized for attempting to manage city business without funds, and voters are urged to vote against Ruckelshaus, seen as the ring candidate for county prosecutor.
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Oliver P. Ensley
Senator Gorman
Maryland
W. J. Bryan
Ruckelshaus
Ring
One Waist Idea and Summer Shirtwaist Trends
The article details a light blue peau de soie waist with box plaits outlined in black stitching and striped bias piping, plus advice to sew the plaits separately. It describes a long pointed stock to elongate the throat, trim ideas with lace, and mentions white, muslin or linen stocks as on trend. It notes twin pins with gold cameo pins on front and back as a fad.
Papers Taste of Politics and Divorce Headlines
A Detroit News remark highlights Methuen’s heritage, while Detroit Free Press notes Secretary Long’s pending resignation amid navy department scandal. Philadelphia Record praises Moody as a strong successor, and Buffalo Times reports a Syracuse couple who renews vows after 58 years amid a divorce saga.
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Methuen
Detroit News
Secretary Long
Long
Navy
Detroit Free Press
Moody
Navy Department
Philadelphia
Syracuse
Supreme Court
Buffalo Times
Broadside on anti-imperialists and public wrath reactions
In a roundup of spirited quotes from Indiana papers, Gen Funston is praised for his hard stance on anti-imperialists while local editors criticize politicians and public behavior. The pieces note Miss Ellen Stone’s captivity, mule exploits in battles, and advice against unattended horse teams amid a law warning.
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Funston
Muncie
Knightstown
New Castle
Connersville
Anderson News
Naming a Newborn Prince Henry in Indianapolis
A couple, George and Regitta Proeschell of Indianapolis, named their son Prince Henry. The piece notes regret and suggests future parents let children choose names, comparing names to ships in a builder's yard known by numbers until adulthood.
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George
Regitta Proeschell
Indianapolis
Prince Henry
New York
Sun
Indianapolis Elks Mark Twenty First Anniversary Banquet
Indianapolis Elks will celebrate their twenty first anniversary with a banquet at the Grand hotel next Thursday night. Representatives from over the state will be present and the occasion will be a state affair.
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Indianapolis
Fragments of 1900s chatter in Brooklyn Life and Puck
Cartoonish quips of farmers politicians and gossiping society figures surface. Farmer Heatback denies a congressional run while Farmer Buckover jokes about ignorance. A portrait gift pains a birthday reveal. A society woman criticizes club culture and caricaturists, noting Mrs Ann Guar and her long suffering husband of twenty years.
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Brooklyn
Ann Guar
Dreamland and the Quiet Door in Harner's Magazine
Poem fragment questions the location of Dreamland on the moon’s far side where drift clouds ride and stars hang low. It evokes moonlit bells and night songs, ending with a sudden doorway and a note of reassurance from Harner’s Magazine.
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Dreamland
Qutet
Harner's Magazine
Plain Woman's Refections by New York News
A fragmentary reflection on domestic life contrasts kitchen skill with marital harmony. The piece jokes that a cheerful, well managed home improves both spouse relations and pie crusts, noting women relish rest and subtle praise over direct statements.
Edward Lewis Exhibits Music Heart Tour in Indianapolis
Edward Lewis the man with the musical heart tours Indianapolis exhibiting to doctors and medical students. He performed at the Indiana Medical College on Friday attracting attention from physicians and students.
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Edward Lewis
Indianapolis
Indiana Medical College
Dr Bull’s Cough Syrup Promises Quick Throat Relief
An advert describes Dr Bull’s Cough Syrup as a reliable remedy that stops tickling in the throat and allays irritations, sore throat, hoarseness, and other bronchial affections with immediate effect.
Mister Winters Courtship and Bennie’s Fearful Plan
A playful verse about Mister Winter wooing Miss Springtime with grand declarations. The couplets celebrate romance and seasonal imagery. A second anecdote features Bennie fearing the dark and joking that marriage hinges on Rover’s survival, reflecting childlike humor.
Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets Ad
A promotional note touts Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets as easier to take and pleasant in effect. The product is claimed to cleanse the stomach regulate the liver and bowels and is for sale by all druggists.
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Indianapolis Sun
B. Oblast
Bookwatter
Marion County Democratic Committee
Court House
Mr. Bryan
Spirit OF the State Press
Ellen Stone
Warsaw Times
Kokonio News
Ascess
N. Drucker Co
Kentucky
BC Polk
Pettis Dry Goods Co
Center
Alasle
Farmer Heatback
Col
Gabbleton
Farmer Buckover
Puck
New York News
Mister Winter
Atlanta Constitution
Bennie
Rover
Rubens
West
Washington St
Illinois St
TrausEer
Kine of Clothiers
West Wash. St
Hiinois St
Chleicher
Meridian St
Gibson
Men’s Department
The
Reglar
Clothing Houses
Cravenet
Rain Coats
Gerritt A. Archibald
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