Three Figures in Peace And the Little Mayor’s Defiance
A critical editorial denounces a mayor for defying Sunday barber shop closures and other laws, accusing him of selective enforcement and false pretenses. It condemns his conduct and highlights public dismay over crime reporting and governance. The piece also praises M. De Witte and Roosevelt for diplomatic achievements at a peace conference, lauding Russia's leader’s role in securing a respected peace and Russia’s emergence onto the world stage.
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Board of Public Safety
National Turners
Holtzman
Anltzman
Roosevelt
Matsuhito
Japan
M. de Witte
Russia
de Witte
Periestal
Patriot Reporter Fuller in Port Arthur Sequel
The article praises Pat Henry’s observation on truth and credits Vector Fuller as the first war correspondent to board Russian quarters at Port Arthur. Fuller, amid shellfire, confronted Gen Staessel and secured safe passage for the Indianapolis News, signaling potential shift in Russian stance during the siege.
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Pat Henry
Pat
Theodore Roosevelt
M. de Witte
Russia
M. Vector Fuller
Mr. Fuller
Port Arthur
Staessel
Port. Arthur
Continental Congress
Indianapolis
Stoessel
Indianapolis News
M. Fuller
Peace moves briskly as Roosevelt olive branches out
The passage recalls how peace prospects emerged as the garrison listened for a dove like moment. It credits M. Hector Fuller and his paper with securing the first indirect message of peace from the Russians, while noting Roosevelt’s role in shaping events and the world’s selective memory of these deeds.
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Roosevelt
M. Hector Fuller
Experience as the school of life and national lessons
A reflective piece on learning through experience attributed to President Roosevelt. It argues that experience is a costly but essential teacher for individuals and nations, noting that both people and nations repeatedly forget hard lessons, while history is a dear school that demands attention and memory.
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Rmat
England
Sunlit Seashore Exchange Turns Silly and Surreal
A whimsical scene by the sea features a man and Sunshine Amuiden where a stalled proposal joke about asking fate persists. The dialogue plays with misheard words and playful miscommunication as the duo navigate a breezy beach moment amid odd interjections and humorous patter.
City News highlights and local incidents in Indianapolis
The August issuance of building permits for structures valued at 735,11 and various city items are noted. Reports cover fund drives for Shiloh Mission, reunion plans for the 15th Volunteer Infantry, a proposed information bureau at Traction and Terminal station, property sales on East Street Claire and Hamilton Avenue, a streetcar accident injuring Mary Cain, and a boy burned while candle posing with hopes of graft surgery. Also mentioned are a library school setup, childcare concerns, and traffic disruptions on Columbia Avenue to Eighteenth Street with road work delays.
Denver Sleeping Porches Popular for Outdoor Living
In Denver the sleeping porch is very popular and many houses have them. They are generally stories high and screened. Denver residents spend most of their time outdoors when weather allows and club women have influenced the outdoor habit.
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Denver
Women Demand Reform In State Child Labor
The Consumers' League of New York reports findings that children in certain state institutions are used as labor for factories, working long hours well before the age allowed for normal homes, highlighting a call for reforms.
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Consumers’ League
New York
Mortality in Fever Rises for Men in New Orleans
Yellow fever deaths show five times as many men as women in New Orleans. The gap stems from men facing greater exposure to contagion, while households keep mosquitoes out with little difficulty.
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New Orleans
Real Thing Bluff Turns Down Offer in Insurance Plot
A Lantisville Courier-Journal note recounts a conversation about a character named Hthel declining a young beau’s proposal. The cartoonish dialogue references a better offer from an officer of a life insurance firm, hinting at a witty twist in a local society item.
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Hthel
Fife Insurance Company
Lantisvilla Courier-Journal
Marriage Critique Sparks Debate In Local Talk
A fragment shows Mand Gonne arguing marriage can fail when a wife is not seen as an ordinary ordinary partner. The remark references a Cleveland Flela Dealer and invites discussion on spousal roles in society.
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Mand Gonne
Cleveland
Building Collapse Hits Historic Market at Broadway and Biddieath
The Round top market at Broadway and Biddieath in Missouri collapsed early Friday morning. Two tramps were reportedly sleeping inside. whether they escaped remains unconfirmed as workers had begun wrecking the condemned building. The incident is being investigated by local authorities.
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Scripps Are Press Association
Louie
Sapl
Baltimore machinist gives pennies to poor children daily
A Baltimore workman named Codd gives pennies to about 100 children daily near his machine shop, rain or shine. The scheme began years ago to bring happiness to the young and poor, with a nickel for each child and no discrimination. He has given away roughly £9,000, and he laments not being a Rockefeller yet finds joy in this civic charity.
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SUN
Baltimore
Carnegie
Rockefeller
Butt
Edward
Codd
Machintar
Tere
Fragmented Quote Notes No Clear Event
Reader notes show unclear dialogue about a speaker tied to names Grayee George Tan Lauviille and a Courier Journal reference. No cohesive report or event emerges from the legible text.
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Grayer
Gladya
George
Tan
Lauviiile Courier-Journal
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