Villas and Thompson in Indianapolis Sun notice
Advertisement segment from The Indianapolis Sun lists Villas and Thompson and references Sun building offices and advertising reps Leeith and Budd in New York and Chicago structures. The fragment notes misprinted streets and mentions second class men.
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Indianapolis Sun
Sun
Objectrest
Vforeign
Leeith & Budd
Brunswick
Virth Avenue
New York
Tribune
Chicago
Third National Bank
Louis
Speaker Cannon Under Fire Over Postal Savings Banks
A critical column attacks Speaker Joseph Cannon of Illinois, accusing him of serving trusts and banks, opposing postal savings banks, and using his influence to protect corporate interests. It singles out Jesse Overstreet as a target of upcoming challenges while accusing Congress members of Indiana of being partners in crime and notes liberal government funding for loyal officials.
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House of Representatives
Joe
Cannon
Trusts
New York
Rockefeller Bank
Doe
Cariion
Indiana
Joe’’ Cannon
Jesse Overstreet
Jesse
Congress
Joe” Cannon
Hudson Fulton Celebration Debate Prompts Public Discontent
The letter argues against spending on the Hudson Fulton celebration citing burdens on taxpayers and political manipulation. It defends support as a civic good, saying the event could inspire youth, reward industry, and spur invention, mentioning Fulton and Hudson as aspirational figures.
War on unsanitary railway drinking cups in New Jersey
The New Jersey State Board of Health urges rail lines to discard glass public cups and switch to paper cups for single use. They may be supplied free or for a cent via a slot machine, reducing traveler risk. The piece notes travelers often carry personal cups or flasks and laments unsafe drinking from wayside cups.
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New Jersey State Board Board of Health
New Jersey
The
Springfield Republican
Dialogue Fragments Show Social Tensions
Readers glimpse a light exchange where Mrs. Come up dislikes hints of change and reacts angrily to a society reporter. Flo notes the calm ease with which she enters a room, hinting at debutante era status and social maneuvering.
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Flo
Cobblers Wax and Tenacity Spark Trollope’s Creative Fire
A reader argues purpose drives imagination in writing. Trollope relied on disciplined routine, writing daily and by the clock, while Flaubert Balzac and Johnson show different strictures. The correspondent praises steadfast effort, noting genius as infinite effort and praising Trollope’s use of wax as a symbol of perseverance.
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Indianapolis Sun
T. P. O’connor
O'Connor
Anthony Trollope
Trollope
Amer
Flaubert
Maupassant
Balzac
Idoas
Dr. Johnson
Penelope and Percival quarrel over a pet dog
Penelope defends her small doggie while Percival doubts the pup’s place in their home. She teases him about secrecy and gifts, and he probes who gave the dog to her, then relents to keep it if she wishes. The exchange ends with Percival accusing himself of jealousy and Penelope declaring the dog is Miss Tipton’s pup.
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Percival
Penelope
Susie
Peter
Misa Tippton
Penelops
Elastic conscience and political feuds in Philadelphia record
The Philadelphia Record notes the New Jersey Board of Health opposing unsanitary municipal affairs while criticizing a figure named O’Flaherty for manipulating notes and amassing support. Quotes compare his pliability to a rubber trust and accuse him of lacking principles.
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New Jersey State Board of Health
O’flaherty
O'Flaherty
Montreal
Riggs
Briggs
O’flanerty
Philadelphia Record
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Speaker Cannon
Old Soldiers
Washington
Criminal Steel Trust
Pennsylvania Railroad
Hudson-Fulton
Hudson
Earth
Fulton
Tightwaddo
ANT
Society
Phis
Vooice
Jor
Harrigan
Cute
Kennett Harris
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