Telegraphs and subscription rates from the Central Union editorial page
The item lists delivery rates for carriers within the city and outside, with weekly and monthly options in advance. It also notes advertising representation in New York and Chicago and that the publication is entered at the Indianapolis post office as second class matter.
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Court Chief Feud Sparks Outburst in Marion County Court
Judge Fremont Alford angrily denounces Police Chief Metzger amid a disputed grand jury inquiry into Koons Lhit's assault claim. Jury reports split, majority backing no indictment, minority condemning the chief for temper. Alford demands political interference and questions renown while defending the chief against ongoing harassment.
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Schwab for Senator in Nevada Pursuit of Office
A critical column questions Charles M Schwab entering Nevada politics for Senate to succeed Newlands. It notes his wealth and moneyed trip, asking what experience and patriotism qualify him and casting doubt on his suitability while echoing national calls for statesmanship. A separate item complains streetcar service delays leaving passengers stranded.
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Newlands
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Third term alarm stirs public debate on Roosevelt run
Journalists discuss the third-term issue with Julian Hawthorn challenging the idea of Roosevelt seeking another term. Gen Grosvenor backs Roosevelt, quoting Washington and signaling political maneuvering. The scene shifts to the Senate as supporters frame the question as canal interest and national peril.
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Roosevelt and Taft Rivalry Show in Indiana Machinations
Fragmented political column discusses Roosevelt supporters and party machines in multiple states, noting Taft’s ties to McKinley’s wing, Fairbanks influence in Indiana, and internal GOP tensions. References Hawthorne’s critique, Indiana sentiment, and looming convention dynamics amid 1908 political maneuvering.
Removal of Storer and Diplomacy in U S Circles
The piece discusses Bellamy Storer’s removal as ambassador to Austria Hungary under President McKinley, noting his Cincinnati lineage and marriage to Maria Longworth Nichols. It critiques constitutional propriety, warns of aristocratic backlash, and hints at broader political tensions surrounding Rockefeller and legality.
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George Ward Nichols
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Hotels in Indianapolis Report Slow Snowbound Day
Hotel clerks across Indianapolis describe a dull Monday as heavy snowfall and train delays keep travelers away. Clerks note unusually quiet corridors, reduced business, and disrupted spring trade while visitors blame late trains and weather. Carl Riddick at Republican HQ teases a plate convention plan with limited spectator space.
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Tamiiaon Hall
Fragments Reflect Miner Demands Film Detroit Journal Quoted
A Detroit Journal snippet quotes General Grosvenor and a Teuton line about finding a man for the presidency. It notes miners’ mineral demand and alterna tive suggestions offered by colonizers, suggesting they were overlooked by the miners.
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Detroit Journal
Five Wilberforce Sons Die From Too Much Learning
A satirical tale from Richmond Dispatch about Mr Wilberforce and his five sons who pursue college education. John Jasper dies in heaven after joining the school eleven. William Frita is playfuly battered and buried. Serge James dies on the track. Tom, the unlearned son, remains earning money. The tablet honors four graves with the line they died of too much learning.
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Bits of Information That Are Worth While
Patchwork text details superstition among bricklayers and the cigar trade, with mentions of Vuelta Abajo cigars, fake cigars, jewelry watch repairs, and antique blade forging. The prose cycles through luck practices, places like Havana and Abaja, and vague notes on pricing and quality of watches and blades.
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Abaja
Washington D C House Directory Sparks Debate and Laughs
In a chaotic Washington scene Clarke SteDnwell reveals a pocket House directory with member names and committee rooms. Taft quips on salaries while Democrats strike out the Speaker’s name. Apache visitors prompt a tense executive session and a joke about pay and points of order.
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No Tribute. Trevul and Reemie Ca Encouraged by Government
The piece notes no tribute funds will be allocated for Congressmen when appropriations are made. It likens the situation to asking for free hay or free barbed wine, suggesting fiscal restraint. The tone mirrors a Chicago Recoyil Herald critique.
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Political Commentary And Vague Mentions From The Era
A clipped selection of political notices and op-ed fragments from various papers. References include Judge Parker and insurance regulation in New York, reactions to Democratic figures, and stray remarks about Fryan Hearat Jet Tohnann. Mentions of Kansas City Journal and Washington Star show mixed regional commentary.
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Jet Tohnann
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Disjointed Historical Anecdotes From a Turbulent Era
A garbled, OCR like narrative recounts a jumble of scenes involving a New York district attorney and a murder case, a notorious Mexican land dispute, cattle ranching, a Gypsy class, and a series of odd anecdotes about trains, watches, a theater of figures from history, and a Willams college student. The prose lacks coherent structure but preserves names, events, and eras, including references to Jerome, Don Luis Terragis, and Andrew Carnegie, with scattered details about cattle, branding, and early technology.
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Carnegie’s early life and violin pursuit in Pittsburgh
The fragment discusses a young Andrew Carnegie in Pittsburgh studying under Tieirga Murray Alexander, focusing on his violin interest and lack of lasting fame. It notes Alexander’s position in the church and Carnegie’s early musical efforts, including making a feeble fiddle and attempts at chattiam tunes.
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Local Bank Promises 3 Percent Interest on Savings
A cordial invitation extends to all potential depositors to use the bank as their savings depository. Encourages starting with any amount and promises 3 percent interest compounded semiannually in May and November, targeting people from all walks of life.
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