Subscription rates offered by Chicago Tribune building ad
Telephros subscription notice announces carrier delivery in all city areas for ten cents weekly or 1.54 in advance monthly for outside city service. It lists the Tribune Building address and mentions A W Aller. Public note indicates metered at the Indianapolis Post Office and second class notices.
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Death of Carl Schurz and Baroda Maharajah visit New York
The nation mourns Carl Schurz, a leading German American figure, diplomat, senator, and author of famed memoirs. He championed reform, spoke against Blythe and Grant, and earned fame as a Civil War general and statesman. In New York the Maharajah Gaekwar of Baroda and his wife arrive, planning college visits.
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Hostile legislation and Dowie fall loom in capital reports
The article links Wall Street focus on Washington with hostile legislation and the rate bill shaping stock values. It notes brokers hope for settled rules and cautions against profiting from laws before passage. It also reports John Alexander Dowie’s Zion City meeting, facing jeers at his leadership as his Volive faction faces charges.
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Stories From Washington Turned Riotous Demonstrations
A column notes Dowie’s meetings ending in riot and prayer as crowds grew skeptical of his healings and schemes. It contrasts Dowie’s Chicago and Hartford City periods, cites money misdirection, and questions truth about Rockefeller kin. Briefly references Senate debates and a chaotic Washington scene with politicians and public notices.
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American Goods and Public Debates Across Nations
A fragmented newspaper page mixes political demands for American goods and labor, hints of congressional action, and global trade rhetoric. It cites figures and places like Philadelphia, Russia, Greece, and Baltimore Herald, with essays on duty, advertising, and public benefactor themes. The text also includes quips on education, culture, and a humorous classroom anecdote about a student’s mischief.
Helpful Sentences From A Quotation Reel
A compact reflection on value and happiness, contrasting a noble disposition with material wealth. The line attributed to Robert Louis Stevenson hints a happier thing than money, inviting readers to weigh inner virtue against riches. The sentence is brief and reflective.
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Petty Politics in Senate Over President's Faith
The piece denounces recent senate exchanges as undignified and petty to dispute the president’s honesty. It cites Senator Tillman and Senator Taft? as examples of diminished esteem, notes partisan wrangling over the rate bill, and expresses hope Terre Haute’s coal exposition proceeds without strikes.
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Rockefeller Dispute Over Father's Death Sparks Tense Public Interest
A clash between John D. Rockefeller Sr and junior John D. Rockefeller Jr over the death of their father, the elder Rockefeller, has stirred national attention. The brothers differ on key points of his passing, prompting widespread curiosity about the outcome and its implications for the Rockefeller legacy.
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Northwest immigration drive at hotels and sightings
Immigrant recruiter T J Peeler at the Grand hotel urges skilled workers for Missouri and the Midwest, highlighting land wealth, factories, mills, and stores openings. A second item recounts Mary Dupont describing amateur Peter Pan in Massachusetts, and an Indianapolis incident recounting a violent eagle shooting tale aboard a train.
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Professor Andre's Death and Balloon Expedition Wreck
Prof Nathorst reports final verdict on the Andre balloon expedition disaster. He concludes the airship sank near the Nova Zemba to Kola peninsula route after July 11, 1897, with the wreck later misidentified by Dordrecht officers as a whale carcass. The finding notes no whale odor or mass of birds, countering earlier theories of a maritime encounter.
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Adrift cows and staged beauty sparks spark debate
A farm worker describes a milk skaler cow fitted with a spiked muzzle ring to prevent theft of milk and to curb crime by livestock. A city man and farmer discuss cosmetic alterations to animals including bleaching, ear work, and painting. Edison and Tesla are cited on sleep and longevity, contrasting views on rest and productivity.
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Oldest Inhabitants Wonder How It Was Done
Kokomo was aided Sunday as residents noted no leak any where. The remark highlights surprise at an event whose details remain unclear and prompts curiosity among local observers.
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Something to Please the Children by Uncle Henry
An elderly narrator Wallace Irwin presents humorous options to entertain children at home. He imagines playful antics aimed at pleasing kids, from dance and garish props to chaotic pranks. The piece captures a jovial, old fashioned stage of family humor.
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