Tariff plank in Indiana debates Beveridge stand
The Indianapolis Star urges a single principled tariff plank at the Republican state convention to endorse or oppose Senator Beveridge's record on the Payne aldrich tariff. It warns against a two faced platform, lauds Lincoln’s honesty, and asks Indiana Republicans to choose clear leadership.
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Indianapolis Star
Beveridge
Hemenway and Watson
Congress
Agan
Star
Albert J. Beveridge
Republican Party
Medla
Lincoln
United States
Douglas
Diana
Homing
Parting of the Ways and Aldrich Visit Delay
A fragmented clipping mentions Senator Aldrich delaying a planned trip to Indiana amid uncertainty. The note hints at questions or confusion about the event with a brief line suggesting “Hope” for clarification or rescheduling.
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Aldrich
Indiana
Help Yourself by Helping the House
Elbert Hubbard argues that big business succeeds through collective effort under a fixed company policy. Individual salesmen should align with the firm, avoid private letterheads, and resist personal gain schemes. Responsibility for failures lies with all, and true leaders stay in line with the house.
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Elbert Hubbard
Mr. Johnson
Johnson
Editorial Afterthoughts on Taft and Republican Harmony
The piece critiques Tafts Indiana push and Aldrich Payne act while urging the Star to draft a harmony plank. It questions Roosevelt’s candidacy and Governor Marshall’s focus, notes GOP debates over unseating a senator, and cites Uncle Joe’s pledge to keep platform promises if public support endures.
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Joe
Hiiness
Great Women of History Abigail Adams by Rev Thomas B Gregory
Abigail Adams, wife of John Adams and mother of John Quincy Adams, is celebrated as a leading American figure. Born in Weymouth Massachusetts in 1744 she educated herself despite minimal schooling and became a vital political adviser to her husband and a champion of liberty. Her letters and influence helped shape early American policy including the push for independence and guidance during her husband's presidency.
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History Abigal Adams
Rev
Thomas B. Gregory
America
Abigail Adams
Adams
Mme. Dz Stael
Lady Wortley-Montagu
Weymouth
Mass
Abigail Smith
Massachusetts
Harvard College
Miss Smith
John Adams
General Congress
Philadelphia
Franklin
France
United States
Funny Men Willy and the Luncheon Joke Exchange
The short item features quick quips about lunch versus luncheon and a palmistry gag. It notes a girl witty in reply and a man who claims new luck after finding a dollar in old clothes. The piece captures light banter and everyday humor in brief snippets.
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Ling
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