Bartholomew County Elections Campaign Funds Scrutiny
The Democrats and Republicans in Bartholomew County clash over campaign finances with pledges, funds of 1000 dollars placed by a Columbus banker, and talk of using money to influence votes. Indiana law bans saloons on election day and vote buying, but enforcement is weak. observers urge strict adherence to election laws for good government.
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Misquoted Cannon sparks fury over Democratic text book
A fragment of a historical column notes Joseph G. Cannon complains that a Democratic textbook distorts his views on tariffs and public questions. The piece laments long party argument and alleges misstatements intended to influence the current congressional campaign.
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Agein
Joseph G. Cannon
House
Cannon
Uncle
Danville
Roosevelt Praised for Action and Ideals in Speaker Row
The piece contrasts Theodore Roosevelt with Bryan, praising Roosevelt as practical and decisive while noting Bryan’s high ideals and action. It weaves in Indiana politics, pay equity for street paving, and remarks on texts by Cannon and taxation debates, ending with commentary on women’s voting and a caricature on political prophecies.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Mr. Bryan
Senator Beveridge
Beveridge
Whitewater Valley seen as future industrial hub
W H Braun of Harrison says the Whitewater Valley holds rich potential from Connersville to Hartzig with timber, fertile land, water power and rail access via the Big Four line to Cincinnati. He notes quarries and power sites could anchor a chain of industries, while voters prepare for Marion county elections facing easily manipulated voting machines and straight-ticket trends.
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Grand Hotel
Whitewater
Connersville
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Interesting Facts About Life Insurance History
A historical piece notes early opposition to life insurance as gambling and murder incentive, recounts opinions of clerics and politicians, and highlights figures like Rockefeller and Vanderbilt. It describes temperance insurance, a redheaded risk quip, and a French form called Fourmil that pays less as the insured ages.
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Howenh “Bt
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Taler
Robert Werner
Temperance
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Parody and politics mix in a turn of early 20th century chatter
A scattered clipping notes remarks by Dr Surty and a New Yorker nurse during illness, mentions Upton Sinclair’s congressional nomination in New Jersey, Mrs Longworth campaigning in Cincinnati, and debates over public buildings and cement in Indiana. It also jokes about Chicago pennants, Cuban cake, and a German physician’s “large-heartedness” amid sports, politics, and social rants.
Fragmentary 19th Century Snippet From Anon Source
The text appears as a garbled mixed excerpt referencing political figures and a poem. It mentions Col. Watteran and a Democratic arc toward a “bloody xraven” with a vague note on a governor nomination, plus a stray line about Senator Clark with a fractured rib. The remainder comprises disjointed verse fragments and scattered place names.
Stage and Theatre Notes From The Green Room Anecdotes
Discussion at the Players Club touches on ignorance in dramatic literature. Oliver Goldsmith claims box office recognition, while Ellen Terry and Sarah Bernhardt dodge publicity. Opera and concert plans, Sca la orchestra tours USA, and notable incidents involving Sousa, Sardou, and Berengera reflect 19th century theatre life.
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Frapple Wilson
Players’ Club
America
Oliver Goldsmith
Parron
Springfeld
Father's Busy Season Sparks Chimney Safety Push
The Schenectady fare chief urges family heads to inspect chimneys and ensure stovepipes are properly joined before winter. The New York Herald reports instruction for fathers to begin timely maintenance, including checking grates, stirred embers, and consulting plumbers, as winter approaches.
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New York Heraldt
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Exchengs
Coal lands grabbed during posing by a rail manager
During a staged pose a rail official allegedly exploited a moment to gather access to coal lands along the Union Pacific route, with a Kansas City Journal report noting the event and its context.
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Beer
Mr. Beer
Br. Hartiman
Union Pacific
Kansas City Journal
Not Unusual Rheumatism and Lightning Beliefs
A fragmentary note surveys varied old beliefs from the Philadelphia North American and St. Louis Republic on rheumatism after lightning, church bells influencing officials, Cuba crop claims, and campaign speculation surrounding New York politics.
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What They Say and Who They Are From City Letter Page
A mosaic of brief quotes from readers and local figures covers topics from coal price trends to city planning and social observations. Names include Brennan Elliott Moorman Seaton Mongan Carter Fuller Wilson Manley Robinson Swith Wagen Indiana Railroad Commission Mice Coomas and many others offering opinions on industry, crime, weather, and culture.
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Start a Savings Fund With Indiana Trust Co Ad
No one needs to be told life is uncertain. The ad urges prudent saving to guard against misfortune and promotes starting a savings account with Indiana Trust Co. It cites capital and surplus figures as backing for the firm.
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Indiana Trust CO. Capital
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