Violations of the Law and Saloon Troubles in City
Joseph Gates, a saloonkeeper, faces police court on liquor after hours charges. In court he cites police permit language as backroom activity persists past 11 PM. The Sun accuses city administration of knowing violations and notes saloonist John N. Heinline’s recent guilty plea while being nominated for city council. A separate item mentions a proposed monument to Ephraim Bull with cryptic notes on archaic terms.
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Joseph Gates
Gates
Indianapolis
Holtzman-Reach
John N. Heinline
Heinline
Nightlife raid and reform talk across troubled streets
A chaotic satirical sketch describes police drinking in a saloon during a raid, sergeant warding off capture, and reform zeal mimicking farce. The piece then shifts to social satires: class, The Countess Guelph, and law, highlighting rising costs and reform debates in Europe.
Diamonds Reflect Prosperity Split in Early 1900s US
The piece argues rising diamond imports in 1905 show national prosperity but warns the wealth gains are uneven. It contrasts lofty growth with the average worker who struggles to afford basics, noting the US buys a large share of world diamond output while most people gain little from the boom.
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United States
New and Passing Viceroys of India Chronicle
The newly appointed viceroy of India appears in elegant dress as lord lieutenant of Canara. The report notes transitions in imperial administration and the ceremonial roles tied to colonial governance.
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India
Canara
What Manner of Men Are These Japanese?
An analysis of Japanese warfare and culture contrasts, arguing deep religious roots drive behavior. It cites ancestor worship, family rites, and imperial reverence as core influences shaping national character and responses to conflict and trade.
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Lefeally Meare
Marness
Lenin
Dublin
Wid
Japan
Hrarn
Tilly
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London editor’s bold demand sparks ten story twist
A London editor urges a novice writer to deliver six stories as a prearranged payment. The young author arrives with sixty rough tales claiming approval, igniting disbelief and a comical misreading at the press. The Albany Journal notes a chaotic insertion into the suburban dinner scene.
Fakir hawks smoked glass fails to spark crowd
In Philadelphia a curb merchant peddles smoked glass claiming to reveal the sun and auras. Onlookers remark traders grow idle as he keeps misdirecting passers by with a flashy cry. The Philadelphia Record notes few rise at dawn to view the spectacle.
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Philadelphia
Ulis
Brett Eclinse
Merchant of the Curb
Predictions by Raphael the Astrologer for Friday
Predictions by Raphael warn Ark favers to push business before noon and observe wealth order. Those born on this birthday receive guidance on career and fortunes, noting youthful advice and the potential for a quick promotion as Tartuee is employed.
Boger to Lecture on Rearing Boys at State Fair
Dr Charles F Boger brain specialist will speak at the state fair next week on four days delivering free lectures to farmers and others on how to rear better sons He will discuss hogs sheep poultry and general animal care and will hold outdoor talks near the agricultural building with examinations to identify suitable vocations.
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Charles F. Boger
Brain
Hia
Haymakers Survive Snake Attack in Texas Field
Samuel Bush and three sons, while making hay near Lancaster, faced a deadly snake encounter. They killed four snakes, witnessed a dog killed, and rode to safety on horses after escaping while another horse and rider were nearly struck.
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Scripps
RAE Press Association
Lancaster
Samuel Bush
Flora
Tog
Noted Church Burns in Italy Fire at Basilica
A serious fire broke out Wednesday morning in the Basilica of Saint Cecilia in Rome. The roof collapsed before firefighters could gain control. the structure sustained extensive damage as crews fought the blaze.
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Bcripps
Rome
Basitica
Cecella
Conte
Comalna
Sunshine and Smiles in Inverted Hat Lining Conviction
The column notes a Sunshine and Smiles convention in Chicago where milliners propose inverting hat linings to let women primp while pretending to adjust hats. It hints at future fashion trends with high crowns and notes assorted quirky items and local notes from Sequachee and nearby towns.
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Miliinera
Chicago
Start a savings habit with Indiana Trust Co
The piece urges small economies and weekly saving with Indiana Trust Co offering to help. It highlights saving a small portion of income weekly or monthly, and presents the firm’s capital and surplus as reassurance.
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Indiana Trust CO
Farmers Trust Co
East Market St
Indianapolis
Prisoner Transformed After 28 Years In Michigan Prison
George Hardick, jailed at 14 for murder, completed 28 years of confinement and emerged educated and aligned with Zaetist literature. He proclaims himself a skilled engineer and credits the prison for turning a brute into a model inmate and capable man.
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Scripfs-3
RAE Press Association
Jackson, Mich
George Hardick
Cullen Brute
Hasty Courtship Ends in Quick City Marriage
Parkersburg West Virginia reports a rapid wedding after a brief roadside courtship. Stucky and Myrtle Brown agreed to wed after a ride in a spring wagon from Fountain Springs to town. The Rev. As Morrison officiated, and the couple was then joined in marriage.
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Ecripps-Mare Press Association
Parkersburg
W. Va
Teaue Stucky
Whdowrr
Myrtle Brown
Stogky
Fountain Springs
T. Morrison
Lawrence Brown and Florence Hargraves wed in Boone
Boone resident Lawrence Brown, Inspector for the interior department, married Florence Hargraves after meeting on site. The ceremony occurred here while Brown was with the Irma comic opera company. Hargraves arrived with her company and the couple wed within thirteen minutes.
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Scripps Murae Press Association
Outirie
Lawrence Brown
Boone, Jr
Department of the Interior
Washington
Florence Hargraves
Irma
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