Fairness to Mr Shideler for Indiana Republican head
The Sun argues Mr Shideler ran independently for chairman, denying faction ties. It praises his open approach, rejecting machine rule, and predicts a cleaner party future if he leads. It notes broader concerns about executive salaries and insurance rates and hints at Roosevelt and Taft developments.
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G. A. H. Shideler
Republican State Committee
Shideler
Fairbanks
Beveridge
Gov
Hanly
Indiana
Republican
SUN
I. Ie
Raffles and Liberty in the News of the Day
A discussion warns parents about sensational boy literature featuring the thief Raffles and the dangers of glamorizing crime. It critiques materials like How to Hold Up a Train and calls for guarding youth, alongside a broader note on liberty versus absolutism in Russia and quotes from Andrew D. White on literacy and democracy.
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Raffles
Liberty and enlightenment amid Russia’s struggle for reform
The passage argues that universal suffrage may be misused by a largely illiterate populace, yet liberty, even at its worst, is preferable to despotism at its best. It contends enlightenment follows liberty, and liberty ultimately improves a people, noting Russia’s path toward civilization and a mentioned reform in Chicago as signals of change.
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Russia
France
Andrew D. White
Relics of Old Life in Hawaii Hints at Lost Village
Special to the sun reports Lahaina Maui hosts the last grass huts of a Samoan plantation colony sent ten years ago. Most Samoans returned last year, seeking Samoa life. One man remains refusing to shave, clinging to California red wine. A few Kanakas occupy the huts, with a lone Samoan continuing to live in a hut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonoluly
Hawaii
Lahaina An Maui
German Labor unions struggle to curb capital in Germany
Berlin reports that trade unions are weak in Germany with limited organization. Strikes in the Tehentah provinces led to 2000 collier workers surrendering to mine owners controlled by three capitalists. Social Democrats gain strength. at last election they won about 8 million votes and nearly 100 deputies, signaling political power beyond labor unions. Hod carriers and workers earn 2 to 2.56 dollars daily for ten hour days.
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Berlin
Germany
Tehentah
Social Democrats
Predictions by Raphael the Astrologer Sunday to Monday
Predictions warn heavy losses and trouble for some on Sunday November 3 and advise caution in travel and business. Birthdays aligning with the day bring risks. a child born that year should stay in employment and avoid starting new ventures. Monday presents uncertainty with a quieter birthday and steady business, while a child born in 1900 may enjoy calm unless birth hour is significant.
Mother praised for care of five boys in St. Louis
A friend extols the Niedringhaus family in St. Louis noting Mrs. Niedringhaus devotion to her five sons. The piece highlights admiration for a society mother who prioritizes her nursery and children amid social expectations.
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ST. Louis
George W. Niedringhaus
Carey
Abe
FOR THE SCRAPBOOK LAUREL LEAVES FOR CLEANING
A vintage guide lists methods to clean beige or cloth using silk water steeped with laurel leaves, soak three hours, then apply boiling water. It also covers sterilizing milk by boiling in a bottle, burning prevention in baking with a protective mold layer, a homemade nail powder, and washing glass with milk stains rinsed in cold water before warm washing.
Shopping in Two Cities
Galveston shoppers frequent markets with little money, a situation highlighted by the Galveston Tribune. The piece contrasts consumer habits across two cities and notes financial constraints on purchases.
Notable Indiana figures weigh in on politics and sport
Carl Fisher and Earl Kiser recover and plan Indianapolis visits while W H Huffman defends a political stance. Chas Barnet discusses Bookwalter’s role and a stenographer candidate. Louis W. Jones previews the Grand’s offerings as referees face criticism. Dr. Cunningham hails Indiana football strength. Earle praises game law enforcement. Hutler lauds prison reform. Sanders urges strong fire protection. unions discuss governor race timing. Bryan’s antics mocked. Smith calls for bicycle safety. Shingler notes street improvements. Holtzman’s nightlife controls credited. Drs. Craig and Muecke, Zearing, Brown comment on local hunting, horse trade, licensing, and auto travel costs.
Trust Company Executor and Trustee Service Ad
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World Building
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Chicago
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Congress
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Tnd
Missouri
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Odell
Pratt
Depent
Ilfesky
Raphael
Galveston
Galveston Tribune
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Earl Kiser
Letras
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Grand Dory
Chas. Barnet
Bookwalter
Amiss Belser
Louis W. Jones
P. J. Flanagan
John Cunningham
Atsle
Bloomington
E. E. Earle
Plate
A. W. Hutler
Board of State Charities and Corrections
William Sanders
Naumetens
UNION
Hunt
Walter Jones
Willam Jennings
Bryan
J. Gresh
Andrew J. Smith
Robert Bhingler
Charles Burnett
Edward McLaughlin
Jacob Duennagle
Yunckeh-Holtzman
Atreeta
Holtzman
Bia
W, H, Craig
Rhobert
Indana
Wiliam Muecke
AL Zearing
Johnny
Phil Brown
New, York
Pettis Day
New York State
Geo. T. Watts
Union Trust Co
California
Union Pacific
MH. Connor, G. A
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Goodloe & Kennedy
Traction Terunnel Suilding
Clacmatic
Columbus
Cleveland
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Richcreek Bank
Citizens’ Loan
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Eevinga
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Japan Art CO
N. Penn, ST
Denison Hotel
Tuaedo Mfg
Sy.cahatet
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Shank
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