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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1910

Page

12

Ireland and St Patrick inspire a modern American view

The piece blends poetry and prose praising Ireland's spirit and St Patrick's legacy. It argues Irish courage survives English oppression, envisions a free Ireland, and links Irish identity to America, citing Ballinger Pinchot and Cuba as political digests and urging steadfast devotion to homeland and race.

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Editorial Afterthoughts on Roosevelt and Loyalty

The piece notes Roosevelt’s decisive leadership without political talk and argues real party loyalty differs from false cues. It references Khartoum as a symbolic capital and mentions the Manor movement as a contextual detail in the debate.

The Chicago Tribune

The Indianapolis Sun Under New Owner Leeds

The Indianapolis Sun gains new life under Rudolph G. Leeds of Richmond. Reports praise the paper’s new eight to twelve page form, updated dress, and expanded staff including Jerry Mathews and J Bennett Gordon. Leeds aims for a bold Republican edge while serving Indianapolis with a readable, up-to-date afternoon paper.

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Indiana Political Debate Keeps Law In Force

Hoosier newspapers urge pausing public discussion on local option, urging trial of county option law. Beveridge campaign coverage dominates Indiana politics with calls for his keynote speech and loyalty to principle. Insurgent movement grows, signaling broader push for accountability in national government.

Winchester Herald

Roger Williams: First Champion of Religious Liberty

The essay honors Roger Williams as far ahead of his time, the first to advocate full religious liberty and freedom of conscience. It notes his intolerance of persecution, gracious tolerance, protection of Quakers, sheltering Samuel Gorton, and his enduring impact on the history of religion.

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Party loyalty and reform in the Republican ranks

The piece argues that true party loyalty means adherence to Republican principles and policies for public good, not blind obedience to a boss. It cites Illinois leaders and Chicago politics, lauds the Tribune for genuine loyalty, and contrasts insurgents versus regulars over tariff revision and party platform.

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Who Are Insurgents In Taft Era Dispatches

The term insurgent is used in press dispatches to label a senator or representative who defies the national Republican platform and blocks President Taft’s efforts to implement it. Voters recall the Taft campaign emphasis on tariff revision and the pledge to lower duties.

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Unfortunate Advisers Taft Faces Damaged Party Unity

The Kansas City Star argues Taft relies on advisers who opposed Roosevelt, widening party rifts. It claims tariff misdirection and demagogic press representations undermine confidence, urging leadership aligned with Roosevelt policies and trusted reformers.

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