A False Standard in Marion County Voting Debate
A letter from the Indiana Democratic club argues against voting in line with party prejudice. It questions the idea of punishing Republicans in office and calls for judging candidates on their own merits. The piece urges focus on nominees and notes a constitutional amendment awaiting voters Tuesday.
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Indiana Democratic Club
Marion County
Bookwalter
Second Ward
Indianapo“ils
Indianapolis
George BR. Cox
Cincinnati
Sun
Vote for honest men in Marion county election
The piece urges Marion county voters to consider all levels of offices on Tuesday, including county township, state, and general assembly. It stresses selecting fit, honorable candidates regardless of party rules and warns against scratching a ticket just to follow party lines.
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Marion County
Cone Greaman
General Assembly
Voter duty and noise debates color early political discourse
The piece urges citizens to vote in elections, arguing voting is a duty and privilege and warning against boss rule. It contrasts party lines, calls for intelligent support of honest candidates, and stresses street unrest and legal measures on noise, noting Bernard Shaw's controversial stance and a shift in judge and law perspectives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly
Partea
Amendment on state bar admission powers urged
Voters are reminded to treat the constitutional amendment separately from party candidates. It would grant the General Assembly authority to set qualifications for admission to practice law, aiming to raise the bar. Passage requires a majority of all votes. leaders in New York's Democratic party are noted as deeming Secretary Root radical.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly
Democratic Party
New York
Secretary Root
Weather signs foretell open winter in Indiana
Hotels guest from Concord observes thin nut hulls late birds and sleek cattle coats as signs of a coming open winter. He cites cat fur electrical reaction and stubborn parrots of old tales. predicts pneumonia deaths if signs fail. Traveling salesmen discuss voting machines and scratching habits. A. L. Glover predicts Hughes over Hearst by large margin. Death of T B Griffith noted as community loss. Indiana mentions of locals, engravers, and a Dentaon hotel stay.
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Joseph Margegon
Concord
Ind
Indiana
Malta
Mr. Nargeson
Tme
Marion County
A. L. Glover
New York
Grand Hotel
Glover
Hughes
Hearst
Dems rally around county candidates as Bookwalter is mayor
Journal notes a series of brief items including a Joliet convict returning to old treatment after escape, Chicago school football rowdiness under new rules, a 12 mile offshore wireless price station aiding fishermen, Morgan paying duty on Burns manuscripts, and Democratic campaign optimism with Origes predicting a Democratic Congress. Meredith Nicholson spoke at Maronic hall on Saturday night.
Short Tickets and Election Warnings From The County
Voters are urged to go to the polls Tuesday. Two full party tickets appear, Republicans and Democrats with fifty five names each, plus Prohibition forty four, Populist eight, Socialist forty four, and Socialist Labor eighteen. Voters on third party ballots should pick unmatched offices from other tickets and vote for every office. The notice stresses completing a ticket, avoiding partial votes, and ensuring participation in government.
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Republicans
Prohibition Party
Peoples Party
Socialist
Socialist Labor
New York
Needless Noise in Staten Island Nuisance War
The Anti-Nuisance League of Staten Island campaigns against railroads and nightly sounds that disturb sleep. It argues civilization equals quiet, condemning needless shrieking, bells, and whistles as insufferable while citing William Dean Howells on noise reduction.
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Staten Island League
New York
England
Norge
Nergy
League of
Staten’ Inlands
William Dean Howells
Tata Magazine
Senator Disk and the versatile youth tale from Cincinnati
A story recounted by Success Magazine notes Senator Disk of Gato cared for a young son in Cincinnati. After the youth began his new duties, he was discharged three days later. The senator wonders about the boy's versatility. The firm head adds the boy will absorb any work offered.
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Disk
Gato
Cincinnati
Tom
Success Magazine
Carpentier
Ife
Montmartre
Bizet
Emmanuel Chatrier
Wagner
James Huneket
Metro- Politan Magazine
The Christmas Numpara and Next Spring Rhymes
November magazines arrive in Enterprise with sketches of Thenkagiving feasts and plans for future poems. The piece notes writers drafting works for July and October, alongside seasonal images of frost, snowbirds, and bare countryside in a dated Kansas City Timeld tone.
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Thenkagiving
Caéer
Atras Ani
Kangsas
No Use Talking Atchison Man Drops Talk of Growth
A fragment from Atchison Globe notes humor about local residents not attending a gathering and a dramatic interruption as Jim Helly’s long beard is cut. The item relays reactions and sketches a scene of local folly amid broader cultural chatter.
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Atchison
Jim Helly
Central Branch
Atchison Globe
Counterfeit Countess and Curious Notices From Far Afield
In Parla a counterfeit countess swindled acquaintances of 40000 then a man noted her lack of poise on a chair edge, prompting inquiries and likely vindicating suspicions. A wealthy Prussian father fed guests lavishly at his daughter’s wedding with ample meat portions and wine. A Paris museum funeral shows a pearl necklace once valued at 1,250,000 dying with time. An Australian stage mare Black Bess, once a stage steeplechaser, died in London after hundreds of appear ances.
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Parla
John Hickhorst
Oordinghausen
West Prussia
Gold Coast
Eluey Hooper
Louvre
Parle
Thiers
P. O'Connor
Atlantic
Thie
America
London
Dick Turpin
Around the World Voyage of the Texas Chiessco Men
A rugged group named Texas Chiesco men completed a global journey aboard auts and enjoyed a high old time in Denver, sharing tales of their voyage and challenges faced along the way.
Beaux Visit Muscen Shrine Parade Names Attendees
The Baltimore Sun notes a beau brigade visit at Muscen Bowman Sunday listing Moses, Maymond Lefzear of Clavery, T. C. Gray of Tahoma Park, and L. H. Harding of Cloverty among attendees.
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Beau Brigade
Mandy “Pring
Bowman
Moses
Maymond Lefzear
Clavery
T. C. Gray
Tahoma Park
L. H. Harding
Cloverty
Paltimore
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Indianapolis Sun
Telefronea Central Union
Chicago
Ribune
Indianape
Teamsters’ Union
Bernard Shaw
Bernard
T. B. Griffith
Theodore
Griffth
Griffith
Lebanon
Roncoe
A. H. Hiatt
Kokomo
the Claypool
Orta Bennet
Te Hoyas Company
Wan
Dentaon
Saturn Crown
al Gery Tennett
Idlana
Endianapolta
Alamazoo
Perity
Pegan
Joliet
Hering
Rashler
J. Pierpont Morgan
Burns
Origes
Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee
Democratic Congress
Meredith Nicholson
Maronic Hall
Navy
Dr. Depew
Enterprise
Emireless
Wisconsin
ONS Ene Spenia Lens
ST. Paul
SE Pant
Ines
Northwest
Pullman
CG Hill
Clark St
Cheago
Ella Zola
M. de Charmoy
Medan
Picquart
Perein
Passerley
Mme. Zola
Allence
Major Dreyfus
Mme. Dreyfis
London Globe
Arkansas
Trav Eler
Mont Americana
AAA
the Union Trust Company
Mil
Ats Company
Gel Avery Ax Ca
East Market St
Pettis
Henry W. Klausmann
Republican
Fleishman Yeast Company
Robert H. Bryson
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