Mayor Holtzman’s confession and Indianapolis dry policy
A scathing editorial accuses Mayor Holtzman of falsehood and broken vows over two years, arguing he failed to enforce the law and misled voters. It credits Charles A. Bookwalter with election victory and condemns the current administration as ineffectual while noting the city remains unusually dry. The piece mocks political pretense and hints at further official scrutiny.
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Holtzman
Indianapolis
Charles A. Bookwalter
Early Holiday Shopping Advice From The Editor
The piece urges shoppers to start holiday buying now to ease clerk workload and nerves. It argues nine tenths of desired goods are in stores, recommends weekly buys of five dollars, and notes weather and coal issues impacting the region. It blends practical tips with editorial reflections on commerce and public life.
The Dearest Foe Publicity and Tyranny Exposed
Publicity is the dearest foe of tyranny and crime. Professors Graham Taylor and Edward T. Devine launch a weekly to reveal abuses such as chained lunatics, whipped insane patients, caged maniacs, and child labor neglect. They argue public knowledge can curb national ills and warn of powerful figures cloaked in respectability.
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Graham Taylor
Edward T. Devine
Missouri
Florida
Maryland
Vermont
Georgia
Russia
England
New Orleana
Washington, D. C
London
New York City
Be Courteous to Those You Deal With Not Their Power
A reflective lecture warns that rulers and rich figures share common human flaws. Treat everyone with courtesy and straightforwardness, for even presidents and dignitaries sleep as ordinary people. The piece notes political ego and climate can influence careers, reminding readers not to worship status.
Woman Explorer Mia Hubbard Returns From Labrador
News of Mia Leonidas Hubbard reports a successful mission in Labrador. Rival Dillon Wallace party also returns. Hubbard, nurse by training, married Leonidas Hubbard after his typhoid illness and aided his expedition before his death. She plans to finish his book and visit Narcaupee Indians.
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Mia
Leonidas Lubbard
Labrador
Dillon Wallace
Canna
New York
Leonidas Hubbard
Dangers
N. Y
Riestec
Dillon Wallac
Wallace
George Hienn
Vome
Country youth buys flowers for patient at hospital
A country-born young man visits a hospitalized friend and, despite being unsophisticated, asks for orchids. After learning cost and shipping delays from a florist, he settles for a dozen American Beauties to be sent to Ailis Blank at the Hogarth hospital, promising payment.
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Ailis Blank
Hogarth Hognitat
New York
Baltimore News
Why He Wasn't Happy Fifer Storer Talks Loss At Appomattox
J W Storer a 2 year old fifer from the Leavenworth Soldiers home in Kansas City recounts his wartime service with the Sixty second Ohio and the day Appomattox fell noting his prized silver fifer and the theft of his river fire the night before the surrender he says the north cheered but he felt sadness over the loss of his prized possession and the war ending.
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J. W. Storer
Leavenworth
Kansas City
Osborne County
Kansas
Storer
Sixty-second
Ohio
Appomattox Courthouse
Deg Lee
North
Sone
Kansay City
Roman altar unearthed near Melrons England
A four foot high square Roman altar was found near Melrons in England thought to mark an ancient Roman camp. An inscription reads to Jupiter the mighty Carolus centurion of the twentieth legion praising his vow and valor in discharge.
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Melrons
England
Jupiter
Carolus
Patriarchs Militant elect officers as Grand Encampment opens
The Old Fellows uniformed rank reported a substantial gain in membership and announced officers for the year led by Gen J EB Bodine as president and Col J O Clarke as clerk and treasurer. Officers-elect were installed, awards given at a noon session, and a banquet followed. The Grand Encampment began deliberations with a large field for grand junior warden.
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Cornell
Boiline
Indiana de Partment Ia
J. EB. Bodine
Indianapoli
J. F. Grabel
Logansport
J. O. Clarke
Noblesville
Bodine
Col. Clarke
W. Ht. Leedy
Picket
J. C Morgan
Kutehtetown
Sentinel
J. J. Carroll
Indians Apolia
Alde
Terre Haute
King
Capt. Schaffner
Anderson
Abraham
Cy Wagner
Neutenant
Hiatt
Indianapolis
Boardmount
Canton
J. N White
Col
W. B. Longley
Nox Dieaville
Cant. A. Boyle
George W. Powell
Marion Crosley
J. Troyer
Goaden
Ofice
Brand Lodge
Toromco
Predictions by Raphael the Astrologer for Wednesday
Predictions by Raphael the Astrologer for Wednesday November 2 198. Guidance urges to push business until 1 PM and resume after. Fortunate birthdays bring money growth but caution on changes and travel. Those employed may benefit. A child born that day in 1906 is overall fortunate.
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Beneft
Detroit mnati alama of satan and ballot box found in barber shop
Random clippings describe a Detroit tangle with a satanic symbol, a New York ballot box found in a barber shop, and jokes about drinks and marital bickering. Mentions Edwin Wallace Hopper losing a suit, Jim Corbett plans a fight, and civic talk on municipal ownership amid a Tennessee Sequaches News style column.
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New York
McClelan
Reunion of Masonic Bodies at Scottish Rite Temple Indianapolis
The will confer degrees over three days at the Scottish Rite Temple in Indianapolis. Adoniram Lodge opens Tuesday at 2 pm with a further degree at 10 pm. Wednesday features two Council Primos and Knight orders, with events through 2:30 pm and 7:30 pm. Thursday expounds the Eleven Degrees of the Rose Croix lineup, plus a lunch. The State Class of last March, eight members, holds reunions and banquets Tuesday evening at the Columbia Chair’s Lock.
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Scotish Rite
Indianapolis
Idea Green
Adoniram Lodge of
Coumbia
Clase
Baltimore & Ohio accelerates 210 locomotives for consolidation fleet
Baltimore and Ohio announces delivery of 210 new consolidation freight locomotives ordered last spring. Sample No Ri was tested in August to refine design. Units will weigh about 250,000 pounds with 60 inch drivers and 26 pound steam pressure, 14 tons coal and 7000 gallons water, with five fitted with Walschaert motion gear. Delivery slated for February.
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Baltimore
J.B Mubiefeld
Motive Power Department
Thera
Walschaert
Baltimore & Ohio
Con Penavie
Printing Plant Opens at Winona Technical Institute
Large crowd of printers operators and publishers attended the opening of the printing school at the Winona Technical Institute Bronday night. Equipment was in operation with tnotype machines and presses visible. Director Smith and Supt Chandler spoke outlining the school aims to train practical and artistic printers. Several editors from Indian cities attended along with representatives from major type foundries.
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Winona, Technical Institute
Bronday
Winona Assembly
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