County Result Reflects Republican Setback and Calls for Reform
The Marion county returns show Robert Bryson defeated due to his friendship with Mayor Bookwalter. Albert Sahm ran for Democrats, while ward 2 backed denounced Robison and Benedict. Republicans won most county tickets, aided by Democrats’ weaker slate. independents rise, prompting calls for housecleaning and prudent administration. Governor Hanly’s remarks frame the Indiana result as reform endorsement and caution against premature self-congratulation.
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Charles P. Benedict
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Repubican County
Roosevelt orders dismissal of three colored infantry soldiers
President Roosevelt dismisses three companies of a colored infantry regiment for August Brownstown Texas misconduct. A court martial is to probe their colonel over a slur, while soldiers who shielded the guilty are condemned. The action aims to curb disorder and uphold military virtue.
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Brownstown
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Fragmented thoughts on justice and class in history
A disjointed reflection argues innocence and punishment, noting soldiers and farm life, arguing against leniency for some and attributing real advantages to the powerful, while claiming history proves the imbalance. The text mixes moral judgments with vague claims about crime and society.
Hotels Guests From Many Cities Reported in Indiana
The article lists Indiana residents registered at city hotels on Wednesday including J. Study of Fort Wayne and Mrs. Kluler among others. It notes political opinions from Mr. Badditch of Columbus on election dynamics and party integrity, referencing Democratic and Republican strategies and voter independence.
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J. Study
Ft. Wayne
Een Than Ores
Spelves Battes
Gars Mate
Sirs Hrip
Losaneport
Thomas Beall
Newcastle
Sirs
B. Schrader
Shalbyville
P. P. Smith
Bloomington
Health or Wealth A critique of wealth pursuit and ruined health
A column argues the obsession with money harms health and happiness. It notes a Pittsburg millionaire collapsing under wealth, questioning whether vast riches justify mental and physical ruin. The piece warns that health and calm spirit outweigh money when it comes to true well being.
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Pittsburg
Erhae
Croker Pleased With New York Election Outcome
The longtime Tammany Hall ally Richard Croker expresses satisfaction with the New York result. He notes Hearst’s weak showing, hints at leadership change, and suggests Croker’s influence remains strong despite retirement abroad. Bergen County voters also figure with a Republican plurality.
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New York
Richard Croker
Prester
Greater
Tammany Hall
Croke
Magic sUill
Tammany
Hearst
Mr. Croker
Bergen County
New Jersey
Villetins
After Election Chill and Thanksgiving Cheer
A reflective column notes life goes on after the election with hints of further interests. It urges avoiding despair, mentions Thanksgiving plans, and sports as college football rules modernize for safety. A bizarre Chicago incident recalls a man falling eight stories onto a horse, raising questions about the horse's fate.
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Ite
Masha
Hearst
Cromer
Adair
Mwe
Iife
Chicago
Poverty's Advantages in a Nation of Wealth
A reflective piece argues rich men often rise from humble origins, noting heirs must earn wealth and many later prove less capable. It cites Hearst era politics, Indiana campaigns, and a physician touting buttermilk health, ending with social satire on class and reform debates.
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Mare
Ileand
Not Surprising. Land Frauds and Public Disclosures
The Detroit News notes that disclosures of land frauds along the Union Pacific bring no new shock to victims linked to Mr Harrinin. The piece remarks that clever people exist in every era, yet reminds that two thirds of the 40 PFE ciphers relate to ongoing issues in Montreal and broader press commentary.
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Detroit News
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Montreal
The Weather Will Be Dry Say The Statesman
A satirical piece mocks a grave statesman predicting drought unless rain comes, urging crowds to believe his stern warnings. It parodies rhetoric as citizens cheer and doubt dissolves, ending with a muffled political jab.
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Batin
Saya
Four Boston gentlemen ride through western New England
A group of four Boston men undertake a 23 mile equestrian journey across western Massachusetts and southern Vermont. The narrative mixes travel note and social vignette with humorous anecdotes about autos and a Frenchman’s marriage quandary, reflecting light editorial whimsy of the era.
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Boston
Massachusetts
Vermont
Boston Transcript
Stage Notes on Paris Theatre Gossip and Naming Trends
The article surveys Paris theatre chatter and American tours, touching Rostand and Chanteur projects, theatre hats, and a New York policy shift. It also recounts press stunts for Custers Last Charge and sensational promotions, plus a long commentary on girls names and a Meredith Nicholls piece.
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Onew York
Custer
Burwick
Manhattan
Lake City
Stan
Piatt
Clarion Opera House
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Federal Building
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Johnstown
Hearst movement and the critique of old regime trends
The excerpt argues the Hearst movement embodies a natural protest against saving businesses hurt by the old regime. It also mentions detail about drink mixers and Dr Wiley’s mix of two kinds of whiskey, noting he is typically called a roider in the source.
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Boston Symphony
New York
Phias
Hearst
Oid
Wiley Anya Hut
Minneapolia Journal
King Leopold’s reign era ends as monarchy declines
Fragmentary note recalls King Leopold’s tough rule and calls it a turning point as Monaroue era wanes in Minouneea with unclear details.
Conried's Bayreuth Plans Stir Opera Tension
Heinrich Conried, longtime manager of the Metropolitan Opera, sought to promote nine Rappold and coach her in Wagnerian roles at Bayreuth. He faced hostility that led to Mme Marion Weed’s boycott and departure from a performance with no other houses willing to hire her. Conried claimed Mme Weed would not be received if aligned with him, and arranged for Rappold to convey to Frau Wagner that Weed would not sing for him again.
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Aylos
Indiana
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Denver Cutelsy
Hyaleo
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Wien
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Rene la Touche
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Rosa Garden
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Tourmur
Meredith Nichajson
Herr
Machiavelli
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Martonolitan Opera
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Frau Wagner
Nine
Rappold
Bayreuth
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Alnaere
Mme
Weed
Patel
Decallaa
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Happold
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Abe
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Indir
United States
Alonn
Nis Tyur
Knowin
America
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Uy Aymur Wallace Dunn
American Monthly Review of Reviews
Plaid Wool Waists and New Styles Featured
An early 20th century fashion brief touts plaid wool waists in dark colors with new shapes and trims, along with new taffeta wallets embroidered bogoms stock collars and other accessories. It also highlights women's black Kerrey coats with velvet color and featured cuts, priced at about 15 dollars.
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Kerrey
In Other Lands A Paris Newspaper And More Oddities
An OCR fractured collage notes varied topics from Paris advertisements to honey production, court ventilation plans, and an international remarks column. It mentions Honey outputs in Spain and Germany, London court ventilation, a Pest education center job schemes, and U S policy aims with South America.
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Schooipoys
Budapest
Tireon
Start Saving Today With Indiana Trust Co
The text urges building a savings fund with Indiana Trust Co to seize opportunities. A few hundred dollars saved into a savings account could unlock investment in valuable business land later. It promotes adding weekly or monthly income to a savings plan as the safest way to create funds for such opportunities.
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