A Tribute to Cromer Missed by Absent Congressman
Nelson Stout of Reed's Station praised Congressman George Cromer for his service though Cromer was in Washington. Stout, inebriated after the recent primary, appealed for Cromer to cover his fine of 11 dollars, highlighting the strain on modern legislators and Uncle Joe Cannon’s tardy arrival due to a slow 25 year watch.
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George Cromer
Indiana
Cromer
Washington
Unte
Nelson Stout
Reed
Delaware
Stout
Anderson
Congress
Joe Cannon
Indiana group bans degrading billboards in Indianapolis
The Indiana association of bill posters at a meeting in Indianapolis voted to post no bills that degrade public morale. The action, echoed by many cities, aims to remove offensive advertising and curb vulgar or criminal content from public displays, reflecting public sentiment and protecting reputations.
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Indiana Association of Ut
Indianapolis
Indiana Association
Indianapoli
Bill Pogters
Commission of Crime
Commercia
Nimx
Noo
Associaton
Bill Board
Indiana
Public sentiment weighs on city billboards and reforms
The article argues against unsightly billboards and suggests public pressure could abolish them. It criticizes a postmaster dispute and cites political calls for equal rights and amnesty in Russia. It notes Barney Dreyfuss denying season passes and Pittsburg councilors imposing a $50 license for ten games as reform efforts.
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Dlowwa
Barney Dreyfuss
Pittsburg
Socialist College Founded in New York Opens October
A new socialist college in New York, endowed by Elizabeth D Rand, headed by Algernon Lee, will open in October. It aims to teach socialist theory and education, despite mockery, and sits near East Nineteenth Street by a power station. Secretary Shaw notes federal workers will not die from overwork as civil service exams grow crowded.
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New York
Elizabeth D. Rand
Algernon Lee
Nineteenth-st
Metropolitan Street Railway Company
Brander Matthews
Ta Fondera
Jaklown
New College
Jit
Toto
Count
Shaw
Peat Bogs Study by Indiana State Geologist
State Geologist W S Buaterley leads a systematic probe of northern Indiana peat bogs to assess extent and potential fuel value. While coal is abundant, peat could offer future uses and lower fuel costs. officials see long term resource potential for the state.
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W. S. Buaterley
Indiana
Europe
Noted Chicago professor predicts long earth habitability
Dr Thomas C Chamberlain head of geology at the University of Chicago asserts the earth will stay habitable for a thousand million years based on climatic trends of the past hundred million years. He argues against cooling fears and urges scientists to engage the public with optimistic science.
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Thomas C. Chamberlain
Uniiversity of
Chicago
Iceland
India
University of Chicago
Sorla
Evans to be made postmaster in Eleventh Indiana district
Marton Evans district chairman of the Eleventh Indiana district is to receive a postmaster appointment. A statement notes the district chairmanship carries no pay. The Noelalists have opened a college in New York and Chancellor Day of Syracuse University is not expected to be offered a chair.
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Marton Evans
Indiana
Noelalista
New York
Day
Syracuse University
Big Dig and W T Stead on Britons spending
Chicago News reports W T Stead criticizing the Britten plan to expend 400000 per year on amusing foreigners as a foolish waste. He suggests they can be entertained simply by wearing their clothes rather than costly measures.
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W. T. Stead
Chicago News
Russia reforms loom as Jewish plight attracts mockery
A guest named Leah Russell in Dent talks about Russia’s government shift and the Czar’s promised reform. He notes deep antisemitism, describes Russian types and tea customs, and recounts a local crude joke involving a dogged old man and a humorous, grim family incident amidst tensions.
A Man and His Clothes Reflect Thirty Years Past
The verse laments aging fabrics and fashion as a man recalls his once stylish coat and vest. The narrator notes frayed seams, thinning nap, uneven buttons, and reduced pockets, contrasting present wear with memories from three decades ago at Landon Daily News.
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Landon Daily News
Washington House rushes through three and a half minute bills
The report notes the House spent an hour and a half Friday parsing three and a half minute bills, then rushed through 320 of them amid obstruction from Rep Williams and the minority leader. Speaker Cannon is described as meeting with John Sharp Williams in the minority room, a cheery scene inside the Capitol.
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Thia
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New York World
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Aetter
Washington
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Sharp Williams
Willams
Shia
Jobo
Anniversary Edition Praises for Indianapolis Sun
The Indianapolis Sun marks its eighteenth birthday with a special industrial edition praised by the Deporte and Lafayette Courier. Observers note a 32 page issue showcasing the paper as a leading Indiana publication, highlighting growth, city praise, and commitment to state institutions.
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Amt
Indienipolta
Tral
Nowlesville Free Lance
Indiana
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Indianapolis
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Indianapolia
Lafayette Courier
Indianapolis Sun
Gurensburg Review
Jamestown Jam Session Notes Mixed Rumors At Midway Pike Trail
A unclear message references a Midway or Pike or Trail at Jamestown with confusion over positions and an asserted no continuous click of bicycle equipment. The Kansas City Journal appears to be the source framing this fragmented item.
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Jamestown
Kansas City
Fragmented Acquaintance Riddle From Times-Democrat Notation
A garbled note from New Orleans Times-Democrat references recognition and identity amid cryptic phrases. It mentions mortals, pathways, emotions, and urges the reader to reflect on who they are, framed as a quirky dialogue or poem.
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Shay Eaick
Fey Colness
New Orleans
Women Break Barriers In Hunt And War Tales
The report notes progress in women’s roles as hunters and combatants. It cites Mrs Millan hunting with her husband in Uganda protectorate, her decisive shot, and broader mentions of Moro and Filipino women in battle, alongside reflections on bravery and battlefield scenes from multiple sources.
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Uganda
Mes Millan
Bulpttt
McMillan
London
Germany’s Trade Growth Through New Banks
The Bureau of Manufacturers notes German trade expanding via bank establishment. Twelve new banks have opened recently, with two in Africa, one in Argentina, and others in Central America. Banks support new enterprises and are expected to boost growth in coming years.
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Germany
Africa
Rhein Asin Minar
Argentina
Nave
Central
Ancore
Mary
Baroda Names Real Identity of Presumed Leader
The Boston Herald reports a claim that a person identified as Shamsher Bahadur or Baroda G C 5 L proves to be his real name. The note cites local authority in Baroda.
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Msharajah Slesayji Hao Garkwar Sena Ghas Khel Shamsher Bahadur
Baroda
Boston Herald
What Boys Read and What Educators Think
A discussion on boys reading habits and educator views analyzes school reading lists and pupil essays. It cites Conan Doyle, Bronte Gerard, John Halifax, and Horatio as favored authors, noting teachers seek authentic student reactions to guide reading choices and assess literary value.
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Conan Doyta Einhes
Hagodier
Gerard
Batts
Timmy
Uzzy
Conan Doy
John Halifax
Saving While Young The Rainy Day Opportunity
A fragmented financial pitch urges immediate saving while young to build wealth for later life. It cites alleged statistics from an eminent authority and promotes a strong company with facilities, urging contributions of large sums such as 1,000,000 and 325,000.
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