Divided Leadership Looms In Roosevelt Hanna Split
The Indianapolis Sun surveys party splits over trust regulation and silver money, comparing Roosevelt's push for curbing trusts with Hanna's pro business stance. It traces past Democratic rifts over money, warns the GOP could suffer a similar fate, and notes miners returning to work amid arbitration disputes.
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Indiana
Roosevelt
Logansport
Hanna
Democratic Party
Kansas City
Slumber Robes and Curtains Endure Moderate Prices
A feature on affordable slumber robes from cotton blankets two yards long at $1.19 each and two-tone color options. It notes a common mix up with bath robes and slumber robes by clerks, plus an economical method for Indianapolis curtains using inexpensive India linen embroidered with ruffles. Swiss curtains require careful laundering to keep shape.
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Indianapolis
Winter fashion and cooking notes from the era
The column details winter gowns and coats including white broadcloth outfits and Monte Carlo coats, beaver hats, and red coats with black hats. It also notes lace collar colors and offers a mackerel recipe with soaking, cream sauce, and parsley garnish.
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Indianapolis
Monte Carlo
Ecru
The Sketches and Songs of a Singer
A reader laments poems praising workers while omitting the man who created the light and sun. The verse mocks rhymes for diggers and their workers, noting none capture the craftsman who made daylight shine.
Jokes and wry quips from a 1920s printer page
A humorous collage features a play on oil stocks and domestic life. A parlor joke mocks hypnotism as a ring proposal, and a writer’s anecdote lampoons publishing house wit. The snippets reflect light social satire and comic exchanges.
Coal market under scrutiny over anthracite tensions
Columns from several papers discuss the soft coal price boom and suspected manipulation of the market linked to anthracite supply. Ex Senator Hill argues party loyalty is used as a stepping stone to office, while editors ponder the broader political-economic impact on workers and industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knighstown Journal
Hill
Delphi Journal
South Bend Tribune
Notable Young Millionaire Strives In Family Business
The piece profiles George Gould and other prominent figures, noting Gould’s early entry into his father’s office, hands-on work ethic, and habit of running errands from his desk. It compares him with Irish and British nobility, and highlights David E. Thompson’s rise from brakeman to minister with charitable acts in Lincoln, Nebraska.
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George Gould
Western Union
Gould
Gotto Voce
Burlington
Nebraska
Thompson
Gov
Dietrich
Lincoln
Neb
Omaha
Beatrice
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