New Hospital and Medical School Opened in Indianapolis
A new hospital and medical school of the State College of Physicians and Surgeons opens in Indianapolis and links with the University of Indiana Bloomington. The facility will train physicians with hospital experience, elevating Indiana’s state university medical program and benefiting the public education system statewide. The piece notes broader implications for state education and mentions political activity by the New York Independence League.
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Indianapolis
Ianapolis
Econnerton
Caer
University of Indiana
Indiana
University of Indiana At
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University of Laliana
State
Friends of Education
New York Independence League
Ita
Heiret
Farmer’s Plentiful Apples Sparking Political Sermon
Wham Allen White preaches a farm politics lesson amid large apples and good crops. He argues prosperity hides farmers’ complaints, noting farmers may blame weather and seek purpose after harvest while packing plants burn in Milwaukee and a scandal is avoided.
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Wham Allen White
Kaneag
Weather Bureau
Mr. White
Cuban Situation Shows U S Navy Moves on Cuba
The United States has dispatched two naval vessels and landed troops at the request of President Palma to Cuba. Cuban officials and U S authorities say the action does not signal intervention. Palma maintains no immediate need for intervention despite the uprising growing.
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United States
Cuba
Palma
Cuban
Fatma
Palua
United States debates Cuba intervention and annexation
The piece argues the United States does not wish to intervene in Cuba, but if conditions worsen intervention may be needed to protect American interests. Annexation is seen as a future political issue, with the navy ready to act but intervention to be avoided. Britain criticizes U S actions, suggesting past intervention influenced current disorder.
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United States
Cuba
United States Navy
Uni
Tolstoy
Uhere
Russia
Indiana State Fair Ends in Citywide Praise and Boosts
Thousands visited Indianapolis for the state fair and the air of the capital city. The management is praised as a colossal success and advertising value is hailed as essential for city growth. The event educated residents about Indianapolis, boosted pride, and drew distant visitors, though ticket practices drew critique for over selling reserved seats.
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Idianapolis
Protec
Indianapolis
Longworth Resigns From Policyholders Post, Returns to Cincinnati
Congressman Longworth quits his role as secretary of the International Policyholders committee and rushes to Cincinnati to attempt to remain in the policyholder class, promising to use every effort to preserve his status.
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Longworth
International Policyholders Committee
Cincinnati
Hey
Punish the Guilty in Accident Prevention Debate
Dr Washington Gladden argues in Callers Weekly that failures by building owners and inspectors cause deadly accidents. He says negligence, bribery, and lax enforcement share blame, and society must punish guilty parties, strengthen strict accident laws, and require immediate investigations. He notes rail, mine, and other injuries underline widespread risk.
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Washington Gladden
Weil
Mayor Dunne Advocates Municipal Water Plant Control
City officials debate control of private water facilities amid calls for stronger protection. Mayor Dunne pushes municipal ownership as critics argue for strict enforcement of current laws to curb risky ventures and ensure public safety.
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Dunne
Giant Common Telescope Arrives at Harvard For Research
The enormous Common telescope built by Dr A A Common, a noted English astronomer, arrives in America and is set up at Harvard College. Mounted on a floating steel cylinder, with five foot diameter elements and electric controls, it promises advanced solar and stellar research and places the United States at the forefront of astronomy. Other items note Secretary Bonaparte amid Cuba tensions, Nelson challenging Gans, Bryan and Cleveland political jabs, a Missouri fire causing horse cremations, and a fatal gas oil explosion trampling a life.
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A. A. Common
Harvard College
Harvard
United States
Barna
Kealey
Denver
Denison Campaign Reports Highlight County Officials
In Clay County Friday the Hotels Representative Girl and Benjamin Frump drew a contrast in the local race with push for good citizenship and purity. Owen J. McGreevy, Cass County treasurer, attended with Congressman Landis as Roosevelt era gains are noted. Austerial references and a cash chest of 419,000 in county vault are discussed.
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Representative Girl
Clay County
Benjamin Frump
Uber
Agulrt
Owen J. McGreevy
Cans County
Denison
McGreevy
Frederick Landis
Roosevelt
Bretheevy II
O. K
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Maxes
Thie J
Sir Moreevy
Cass
Br. McGreevy
Hanly’s
What Men Say of Matters and Things
Fragmentary quotes and anecdotes on age change, business ethics, advertising tactics, Cuba, Oregon land frauds, and racing reform drawn from a Denver audience. Notable lines touch Tolstoy on aging, Judge Lindsey on reforms, ads boosting cigars, and concerns over jockeys and betting.
National Game in Missouri Prediction Sparks Local Satire
A humorous column from Chillicothe Councilman ridicules a local sports writer predicting Missouri games against Moberly Highals. The piece lampoons the writer’s half column and jokes about the outcome of today and tomorrow’s games, noting the long odds and political overtones in regional sports commentary.
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Missouri
Mudville
Mexico
The Stage During Miss Virginian Harned's New Play
The Stage During reviews Miss Virginian Harned's new play The Love Latter noting a rushed rework in six days before Pittsburgh production. A scenic artist laments time limits while others poke fun at theatre mishaps and company controversies.
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Virginian Harned
Bins Marned
Sven
Aix
Sap
Mies
Real Arkat
New York Sun
Forced Dignity and the Era of Men in Subtle Power
A fragmented report recalls a group of men from a past era who clung to rigid conduct and solemn appearance. In a scene tinted by coffeehouses and nods to authority, their disciplined mien and frowns were meant to convey dignity amid a changing cityscape.
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Aryan
Cone
Amy
Fai Vice-President Feirbanks Rally In New Hampshire
In New Hampshire supporters rally for Feirbanks as Remar faces a fall campaign. The scene features urgent crowds and a charged atmosphere with calls to mobilize quickly and energetically.
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Fai
Feirbanks
Remar
New Hampshire
Ohia
Esterhazy Hint on Presidents Choice
A fragment suggests Count Esterhazy of Austria weighs a political path in Washington while noting a preference to be a quint or president. The lines imply Bryan’s consideration and a possible outcome in US political maneuvering.
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Count Esterhazy
Austria
Hryan
Washington
Fragmentary prompt on compensation and public tomladiesundefined
The fragmentary text asks about compensation and hypothetical events involving "public tomladies" and "maka vkines" with unclear references. It lacks discernible people, places, or concrete actions to form a proper news item or summary.
Moon of Goldenrod Poem by Miriam W. Widman
Fragment from The Atlantis features Miriam W. Widman’s verse about autumn in a goldenrod moon, with imagery of orchards, harvest winds, and fruit falling to the ground as fall arrives. The text weaves seasonal color with toponymic and natural details, reflecting a lyrical nature scene.
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Goldenrod
Sumac
Sean
Bummers Citaiels
Gotderred
Miriam W. Widman
What They Say HORACE F WILD No fireship de pendent on hydrogen
A fragmented scrapbook of letters and reader opinions cites Horace F Wild and others debating aviation myths about high altitude balloons, police conduct, public remarks on city life, and local concerns in Indianapolis. The mix includes remarks from W Scheighat Capt Bray and others on law, service, and urban conditions.
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Horace F
Laula Danary
Lake Michigan
W. Schieghat
Altors
Bray
Traubis
Sprapfa
Indianapolis
Bridga Phar
W. A. Cuddy
Norwopapers
Hy Prow
Prask W
FoxwortHy
Nevana Ge
United Beales
Bern
Tways
Lewis Willer
Indiana Mall Road Commvision
Serioua
Minolta
Diatrict
Moes
Heaven's Language Quotation Noted by Tribune
A Chicago Tribune excerpt remarks that a small child may grasp the language of heaven more than a man who has read the entire dictionary of phrases. The observation contrasts simple faith with learned lexicon.
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Heaven
Chicago Tribune
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