Pritchard or Cox for State Senate Endorsements
The article argues for Judge Pritchard and Linton A. Cox as ideal candidates for state senate and judicial posts. It praises Pritchard for temperament suitable to a criminal court bench and endorses Cox as a qualified Republican candidate with integrity and legal knowledge. It urges Marion County voters to support Cox for steady, faithful service.
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Sundhs
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Linton A. Cox
Marion County
Vote on Indiana amendment urged with caution and support
A historic constitutional amendment for Indiana seeks broader power for the general assembly to fix bar admission standards, extending beyond current constitutional provisions. Voters in Marion County will find the measure at the top of the ballot, needing a separate lever to cast a yes. editors urge careful, engaged casting of ballots and warn apathy could doom passage. The piece notes George Ade is rumored to marry, whether true or not remains uncertain.
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Indiana
Marion County
General Assembly
Cnanion
Reagan
George
Stitt
Compaey
Prestom
Tegaler
Otto Bennett
Indianapolis
Katemazoo
Michigan
Indianapolia
Eaerard
Fae
Edmund Manly
Hoosier
BE. Larle
Bey
Albert J. McGascon
Justice of the Peace
Center Town
Barry Nennor
Jeane Coe
Charles Russell
Kentucky
Coe
Theodor Russell
Geriende
Geien
Bao
Ding
Foraker
Washington
Joseph Benson Foraker
Senate
Ealiam
Ohio Statesman
Alabama
Fenatora Morgan
Pottua
Forakar
Couras
White House
Army of the Cumberland
Congress
Forsker
Roosevelt backs Hughes in New York race amid Hearst clash
Secretary of State Elihu Root, speaking for President Roosevelt, endorses Hughes for governor and denounces William Randolph Hearst as a demagogue. The Roosevelt stance carries weight in New York politics, signaling a potential shift in public view of Hearst’s candidacy.
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New York
Elihu Huot
Roosevelt
Mr. Hughes
William Randolph Hearst
Hearst
Mr. Hearst
James A. Pritchard Calls for Marion County Vote Support
James A. Pritchard, Republican candidate for judge of the criminal court, is presented as a well experienced Marion County figure. The piece notes thirty years in Indianapolis, practice at the county bar, and strong legal knowledge, framing him as a capable attorney and essential candidate for office.
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James A. Pritchard
Criminal Court
Marion County
Pritchard
Todianapolis
Jon
Sential Iis
Young Gowdy
Indiana
Huphville
Atenant Ulel
J. K. Gowdy
Parl
Atty
Gen Miller
Indianapolis
Work as remedy and warning in a scattered editorial
A column debates crime prevention, praising work over idle habits. It cites detective methods, the Chicago bandit Gustave Marx and his claim idle life led to crime, and argues that hard work, whether mental or physical, keeps people from crime and unrest. It also notes Judge Alford’s stance against party organization influence.
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Gustave Marx
Chicago
Srecall
New York
Gtr
Claypool
Bik el
Louteville
Rai
Baye
Apa
Mia
Vause
Atlantic
Pat Party
Cife
Nesin
Tamiy
Yata
Iide
Dia
West Wins Sparse But Wholesome Divorce Figures
The passage contrasts East and West views, praising the West for steady progress and wholesome living. It notes Western divorce figures, though still below historical averages, reflect a quieter, happier regional dynamic despite Eastern critics who claim Western advancement.
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Dometiied
West
Divorce trends show Chicago favored in new surveys
In a brisk review of divorce patterns, Chicago is portrayed as more in favor of stable unions while eastern cities lag. The article notes western cities share similar trends and predicts forthcoming compilations will reveal startling shifts, tying in broad global references from Australia to taxonomy debates.
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Vorce
Chicago
East
Railroads must connect at crossings in Indiana ruling
The Indiana Railroad Commission declared that railroads crossing each other must establish physical connections for the transfer of business regardless of grade. The ruling aims to ensure reliable service and interchange of trade, reinforcing the public interest in railroad franchises serving communities. The decision underscores that cross-traffic integrity and customer service drive franchise responsibilities.
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the Indians Railroad Commission
Oule
Jena
Commission
Word for Overstreet
Editor of The Sun praises Congressman Overstreet for steadfast support of soldiers. He cites personal home visit and successful casework aiding veterans, asserting no other congressman has matched his attention to pension matters and urging re election by every old soldier.
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the Sun
Congressman Overstreet
Congress
Cleveland
Mr. Overstreet
TW. J. Drake
Duke of Murswureagh Paid 190000 A Year, Anthropologist Claims
A competent anthropologist describes the duke of Murswureagh as a perfumed little was, who releases his wire and children for a yearly sum of 190000. The figure seems large, but his portraits suggest the claim is credible per the Minneapolis Journal.
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Duke of
Murswureagh
Minneapolis Journal
Republicans and Populists Close in Kansas and New York
Kansas Populists refuse to aid Democrats to defeat Republicans while New York nominates a nine man ticket led by a whiskered figure. The Kansas City Journal notes a surprising convergence between parties as contests shape up.
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Kansas
Tcket
New York
Kansas City Journal
If I Were a Boy Again Poem Fragment
Fragmented verse reflecting nostalgia for boyhood and simpler times. The speaker imagines returning to youth to avoid adult burdens, valuing family, safety, and uncomplicated wonders over adventures. The piece explores longing, contentment, and the bittersweet ache of lost innocence.
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Earth
Hotels and city talk mix in Indianapolis crowd chatter
A letterful fragment describes hotel service quirks and a parade of travelers in Indianapolis. Residents discuss tips, politics, and local views while travelers from Michigan and other places share impressions and concerns about roads, dogs, game laws, and public life amid a busy campaign season.
They Say Frask 5 Noew The Young Man
The excerpt notes a shift in attitude toward youth and includes a painter Charlee G. Davis who says he has been busier this year than ever and dislikes downtime when not busy.
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Frask
Noew
Takela
Charlee G. Davis
Life in the City and a View of Contentment
A fragment from a November American Magazine serial reflects a city man’s early life on a farm, describing a relentless drive for success from age seventeen. The speaker recalls days consumed by work, a sense of being hurried, and a struggle to recall the past amid the pressures of modern life. The piece contemplates spiritual slavery and the cost of ceaseless pursuit.
Curates And Citizens Doings From A Busy Era
Early 20th century snippets show a town honoring a horse owner with a brass band and flowers after a return to Galt Ontario. A Manchester observer mocks curates assumed wide talents, while critics note Rockefeller fears unequal opportunity and the Marlborough Duke’s mild disdain for Americans. An attorney for the Santa Fe rail line questions corporate crime limits.
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Galt
Buffalo Express
Grover Cleveland Attends Dinner in New York
Grover Cleveland is reported well enough to attend a dinner in New York, marking another step in his recovery. The public figure remains under medical care but participates in social engagements as he improves.
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Grover Cleveano
New York
Men And Their Ways In A Humorous Drink List
A quirky verse lists various professions and social types with preferred beverages from sages and sailors to millers and cobblers. It playfully pairs occupations with drinks, ending with a drowning man requesting something extra dry.
Tired Longing to Drop Worries and Sleep
A distressed speaker expresses extreme fatigue and a wish to abandon stress and care. They seek quiet, rest, and solitude away from people, phones, and doctors, craving physical rest and mental relief rather than help or conversation.
Two Johnsons Named as Nordic Gubernatorial Nominees
The North Star state nominates two Johnson descendants for governor with a Scandinavian vote split, while Foraker faces a potential clash with administration policies. Indiana county clerk race hinges on Gowdy freeholder status after cemetery lot ownership validates eligibility.
Savings for retirement with Indiana Trust Co
Aging workers are urged to start saving now with the Indiana Trust Co. The ad promotes depositing part of monthly or weekly income into a safe savings account, highlighting principal and interest protection and readiness in need. It lists Capital 1,000,000 and Surplus 326,000 as financial backing.
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Indiana Trust CO. Capital
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Commonwealth
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