Democratic Party Skirts Reform in Indiana Committee Row
In Indianapolis the Democratic state committee sidestepped talks on reform and the insurgent plan to reorganize. Chairman O'Brien said no time was given to discuss the insurgent meeting as they pressed ahead with party harmony, using old boss tactics. Three undercover searches in Evanston led to arrests and a fatal outcome.
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O'Brien
Democratic Party
Padgett
Haha
Boss Mile
Harmony
Victory
Chicago Reform Candidate Neumeleter Leads Mayoral Race
In Chicago reform discussion, cheese merchant J. G. Neumeleter emerges as a leading mayoral candidate with a cosmopolitan city governance vision. Debates center on morality versus liberty. some prefer a stringent code while others favor broader, more liberal city governance. A wire delay notes Republicans may submit written candidacies for national tickets, with addresses on file for potential service.
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Chicago
J. G. Neumeleter
Havana
Harber
Carter Harrison
Uberty
Deal
Fairbanks Nomination Effort Faces Quiet Campaign Shift
The piece argues two years is too long for a presidential bid by Vice-President Fairbanks of Indiana. It questions the value of a press bureau, favors patient public preference, and predicts a crowded field if publicity grows. Also notes police strictness in a winter palace scene and broader calls for constitutional government versus autocracy.
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Fairbanks
Fairbanks’ Wanngers
Preas
Ica
Dea
Apa
Indiana Statesman
Daga
Ugly deal could install Heinz in Montana senate
A sensational report claims a U S senatorial seat may be traded as part of a deal between warring copper factions in Montana. It states Senator Clark will leave office this term and be replaced by F Augustus Heinz, a prominent Montana figure linked to copper interests who would safeguard wealthier backers and block legislation unfavorable to their enterprises. The piece condemns the purchase of a senate seat by wealth. It also notes Dr Wall’s reappointment as a member of the District of Coimbra board of medical examiners.
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United States
Sen Norship
Montana
Clark
Senate
F. Augustus Heinz
Helnz
America
Heinz
Northausen
Saxony
Commonwealth
Lawson
Czar Opens Russian Douma Amid Limited Reforms
The first congress of the people meets with pomp and ceremony as the czar opens the parliament with an address. His decision to attend followed vacillating public positions, and officials aimed to prevent any royal sighting by the people.
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Bia
Novel Saxon Dress Law Sparks Public Debate
A satirical note accompanies a report on a proposed Northausen ordinance requiring long train dresses to drag along streets. The ruling faces fines, while commentators mock the restriction on women’s attire and ponder health claims and broader social implications amid other contemporary notes on politics, industry trusts, and public figures.
Farming Modernized by Machinery and Street Improvements
Indiana farmer D Hows notes farming’s shift to machines like planters and harvesters, easing field work but complicating organization and labor. Sidney Davis of St Louis comments on street paving as progress in towns and cities. Samuel Dickson of Chicago discusses the U S Senate race between Yates and Cullom, noting primary delays and political dynamics.
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D. Hows
Indiana
Indianaporte
Samuel Dickson
Chicago
United States
Yates
Cullum
Cullom
Kentucky Congressman Spurs Wild Cost Of Battleship Talk
A Kentucky congressman South Timble sparked debate with extended remarks on the battleship cost and a claimed height for a pile of dollars if spent. Colleagues mocked the exact figures and compared him to a known politician across the table. A patent official mused on a magic lantern for opera to display song lyrics on-screen, aiding audience understanding without detailed libretto.
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South Timble
Kentucky
Hla Kentucky
Rolnock
Oile Jones
Souin
Olle
Rhinock
Oly
New York stores face charges over nuisance music machines
Ten suspects in a New York case are arraigned as owners of two stores are forced to answer charges for maintaining a nuisance by running music machines all day. Complainants along with torén across the effert claim the devices blast operas, bands, and recitals, disturbing the public peace as the judge rules the decades old nuisance remains.
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Marvel
K Fa & Mulannce
New Yor
St. Fant
Dainty Little Maiden
A dainty maiden smiles and bids me stay from worldly strife. Her bright eyes and blithe song bring pure delight and joy, lifting me from quarrels and gain. The poem lauds innocence and happiness she inspires.
Nature wonders of the sea and sky in strange science
A collage of marvels describes a flower that becomes a fish, a stone plant that lures starfish, and a butterfly that feeds on fish. Anecdotes recount sparrows and a maimed rat, frogs with unusual nests, and a frog Gomez at the New York aquarium that now prefers beefsteak to worms, defying prior feeding habits.
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Gomez
New York Aquarium
Hand
Rana
Tha
Han
Anencer
Aquarium
Spencer
Mr. Spencer
Cost of Feeding the Bugs and Legislative Stand
A bureau official cites annual costs to combat pests, with potato bug at 10,000 per year and chinch bug at 15,000 90, grasshopper at 76,00,000, totaling over a third of a billion. The Kansas City Journal notes Rep. Shackleford’s stubborn stance on legislative power between house and speaker.
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Bureau of Asticulture
Shackleford
House
Kansas Cty Journal
Wisconsin Senator Quiet on Railway Rate Question
A Wisconsin senator admitted he learned much about the railway rate issue with amusement. The scene involves Tillman Bendttor Tilman and Genator Spooner, as reported by the Cincinnati Commercial Tribune, noting modesty and a confidence in handling the matter.
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Tillman
Bendttor
Notable Ewan-Eong Apachees in Grosvenor Controversy
A brief note reflects on the ongoing presence of Grosvenor as a dominant figure in Congressional Record discussions. The piece suggests that if his constituents tire of him, posterity may judge his role in St Paul Dispatch terms, highlighting public sentiment and archival interest.
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Grosvenor
St Paul
A Jungle Full of Them in Senate Promise
Fragmented OCR text mentions Roosevelt, an unhappy chant, and a promise to provide more support to Pittsburgh. The readable phrases hint at political debate and funding but lack clear events, dates, or identifiable figures beyond Roosevelt.
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Roosevelt
Senate
Global Oddities and Local Notices From Far Lands
A kaleidoscopic wrap of exotic customs and curiosities from distant lands and nearby towns. Topics include German postal tricks in foreign affairs, London dogs with leather footwear sold for wealthy mistresses, Australia town weeklies clashing, Turkey’s canary collection, Sweden’s luxury restraint rumors, France fire precautions, a Swiss elevator near Lucerne, and amusing tales from Norway and Norway’s Storthing teething woes.
Awakening Metaphor in 164 Campaign Fading
A fragmented editorial collage notes a question about a campaign dream, contrasting awakenings and elections with foreign travel, plus scattered remarks on social and economic trends. It mocks simplistic statutes and technological tools, warning about market instability and business indifference to Wall Street crises.
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Lincoln
Enten
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