Roosevelt Inauguration Reflections On Policy And Character
The piece portrays Theodore Roosevelt taking the oath as president and outlines expectations for his leadership. It cites his pledge to continue McKinley era policies, notes his impulsive yet honest nature, business ties, and perceived strength. It emphasizes trustworthiness as a pillar of his presidency.
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Theodore Roosevelt
United States
McKinley
M’kinley
Roosevelt
New York
Opposition to free beer and crossing safety in Indianapolis
The piece rails against free campaign beer as injuring retail business while urging public support for blocking it. It calls for grade crossing protection at Meridian street, advocating watchmen and bells. It also endorses reelection of Moore Sweeney and Sickels to the school board and urges swift action on Czolgosz and death penalty, warning against ongoing elevated-track litigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evans
Meridian St
Messrs. Moore
Sweeney
Sickels
Indianapolis
Indianapolia
Siow
Quote on anarchists calling for harsh penalties
The remark advocates sending Czolgosz to death and imprisoning Emma Goldman and other anarchist leaders, claiming a major step toward ridding the country of a sect that supports government by violence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Czolgosz
Emma Goldman
Defiant Czolgosz Faces Looming Trial After Assaults
The article notes Czolgosz remains defiant as tensions rise around his actions. Welling ton's disposition is described as sullen while the law tightens its reach and public hatred threatens to blot out the names involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Czolgosz
Wellington
Zolgosz
Welling
Ass of Maryland Senator Wellington Named With Czolgosz
A fiery denunciation condemns Senator Wellington as a traitor and sponsor of the assassin, pairing his name with that of Czolgosz. The speaker calls him a monster and an enemy of patriotism, doomed to oblivion for voicing or failing to suppress dangerous thoughts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Wellington
Czolgosz
Prevention urged as typhoid spreads prompt water tests
Cities report typhoid cases and send water samples to the State health board. Officials caution that timely analysis early in summer may reveal the cause and curb further spread, noting typhoid typically rises in late summer and fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Health Board
Governor Under Fire Over Michigan City Prison Conditions
Exposure of harsh conditions at the Michigan City prison sparks political backlash. The governor backed a double shift to place friends Coulter and Culbert on the Board of Control, triggering the resignation of Warden Shideler, praised as a top Indiana prison administrator. The question remains whether Shideler’s removal serves the Culbert faction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan City
Messrs
Coulter and
Culbert
Board of Control
Shideler
Indiana
Governor Durbin Faces Questioned Allegations and Trust
The governor says he never heard of the charges while noting Culbert is a stock holder in a company with a prison contract. He warns that political friends are not all trustworthy with rewards and urges removing unworthy allies from public positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durbin
Culbert
Candidate Withdrawal Sows Ballot Position Doubt
Fragmentary note discusses a school board candidate weighing withdrawal before ballot placement. It argues that leaving before final placement avoids implying weakness, while withdrawing after could suggest a failed bid for a top position.
Take County Grand Jury Urges Real Estate Evidence
Judge John H. Gillett calls for crime probe into property owners who knowingly permit illegal use of rental premises. He notes many reputable citizens may violate law by leasing spaces for illicit activities. Commentary highlights rent grafts, treasury strain, and a curious Marion County councilman remark at a National hay association program.
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Take
Grand ‘Jury
John H
Gillett
Indianapolis
Marion County
National Hay Association
Questioning divine motive in McKinley assassination debate
The source contains a rhetorical query about attributing President McKinley’s death to divine intervention as a response to public prayer chains, challenging readers to consider the morality of such sensational causation claims.
Literary figures and events cross paths in one day diary
The obituary sketches Dan Dawson a versatile iron founder poet and athlete who died at 88. It recounts a single day from his life with New York contracts, a reading at the Authors’ club, a race at Sheepshead Bay, and a Norse mythology lecture before a boxing display. It also notes Jules Verne’s frail health and Winston Churchill's dramatization work and Gilder’s Century Magazine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan” Dawson
Crichton
New York
Harlem
Authors’ Club
Sheepshead Bay
Rushbrook
New York Athletic Club
Winston Churchill
Sir Randolyph Churchill
Young Churchill
Richard Watson Gilder
Churchill
Gilder
Jove
Mr. Gilder
Century Magazine
St. Nicholas
Mr. Churchill
What the Papers Say on Anarchists and Punishment
Newspaper editorials across New York Ohio and New Jersey debate posthumous penalties for assassins and the ethics of punishment. Writings reference ex post facto laws and reaction to violence toward leaders including the Chinese emperor and U S figures. The debate touches yellow journalism and public sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sun
China
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Newark
N. J
Guiteau
the Times
William J. Bryan
New York Sun
Buffalo Times
Eclectric Oil Ad Claims Monarch Pain Relief
An antique advertisement touts Dr. Thomas Eclectric Oil as a monarch over pain, warning accidents are unforeseen but preparation is possible through the product’s promised relief. The phrasing reflects period marketing with emphatic claims.
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Thomas
Monarch
Bargains in Upright Pianos at Baldwins
Bargains advertised for upright pianos at Baldwin’s store. Train fare listed for a $2.00 Chicago and Return via The Lake Erie and Western and Lake Shore Michigan lines. Route details mention a Saturday night timetable toward Indianapolis and a Berths and office entry in Illinois.
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Baldwin's
Lake Erie & Western
Lake Shore Michigan
Indianapolis
The Sketches and Songs of a Singer Dreaming Gold
A poetic piece recounts a singer's dream of gold reflected in a chunk of quartz. In a western canyon a found rock lights hopes and songs, turning a simple relic into a symbol of wealth and aspiration.
Sunday Fishing Dilemma Caught in Cartoon Exchange
A comic exchange shows a reverend scolding a boy for fishing on Sunday while the boy responds with a punchy quip about the humor paper, capturing a period humor moment.
Difference Between Reality and Imagination
A humorous exchange contrasts reality and imagination through a family anecdote about a father and uncle who both saw wood. Mrs Gozzam recounts visiting the odious Mrs Hetherington where Willie’s clumsy piano incident amused her, illustrating the comic clash of manners and mishap.
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Abner
Mr. Gozzam
Mrs. Gozzam
It Is A Queer World Of Treasured Enemy Pictures
A terse remark notes how some people hold a memory of an enemy while others prioritize trivial comforts like country butter. The line contrasts values and suggests selective reverence in a satirical tone.
Patisa, Pat and the Foreman Conflict at the Mills
The general manager recalls overhearing Pat tell a fellow worker that he refused to obey the foreman. Pat denies, asking what the foreman told the manager. The exchange ends with an uncertain remark about going to hill. EDWARD SINGER.
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Pat
Hill, Soir
Edward Singer
New Books Briefs Preview Recent Publications
A roundup of forthcoming titles includes Calumet K a grain elevator romance in the Saturday Evening Post now in book form Macmillan to issue a uniform edition of F Marion Crawford works Eugene Field treasure fairy tales for children and adults New Amsterdam to release Beyond the great south wall Frank Savile Antarctic adventure Dot and Tot of Merryland by Baum illustrated by Denslow George M Hill announces three color edition The deacon's second wind by Archibald Gunter blends metropolitan life with a New England village setting.
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Saturday Evening Post
Macmillan Company
F. Marion Crawford
Eugene Field
New Amsterdam Book Company
Mr. Field
Frank Savile
Antarctic
South Pole
New Amsterdam
Ddok
Great South Wall
W. W. Denslow
L. Frank Baum
Merryland
George M. Hill
Dension
the Deacon
Archibald Clavering Gunter
Mr. Barnes
New York
Mr. Potter
Texas
Mr. Gunter
New England
Public opinion notes on politics and figures
The column cites varied editorials urging caution on presidential handshakes, praising arbitration yet questioning its strength, condemning mental health neglect, and commenting on Indianapolis municipal election relevance and party dynamics including mentions of Taggart and local Republicans.
Lace and Silk Collar Fashioning Shown in White Taffeta
A class of neckwear remains strong with lace and silk collars in white taffeta. Trimmed with egra lace, the item is noted as especially pretty and capable of elaborate decoration. Silk is usually tucked or adorned.
Foundry Helpers Union Forms, Names Lead Drive
A union of foundry helpers is formed with key organizers named Gulley and Bre taking leadership roles. The group aims to coordinate activities at the league hall with an executive committee set to steer initial actions.
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Union of Foundry Helpers
Miscellaneous remarks on hay fever baths and public issues
A Boston correspondent extols hot baths for hay fever. A Sunfield Michigan farmers picnic featured a pair of two year old buffalos in harness. Atlanta debates free school books for pupils. Arizona and New Mexico desert regions seek irrigation aid. San Francisco reports a loud wagon noise linked to rifle cartridges found nearby. police investigating how explosives arrived.
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Boston
Sunfield, Mich
Atlanta
Arizona
New Mexico
New Mexican
San Francisco
Market St
Fried Tomatoes as Summer Favorite Fry Up
Fresh fried tomatoes are prepared from thick slices of ripe fruit. Do not peel, fry slowly in hot fat until brown and tender, then finish with a milk sauce or brown sauce. An alternate method coats slices in egg and breadcrumbs for serving.
New Lace Trimmed Handkerchief Ideas On Market
New handkerchief designs with lace trim appear in medium and better grades. Styles include horizon edging and renaissance style motifs, offering striking, out of the ordinary appearance compared with traditional lace. A few low-priced versions also exist.
Water cure for chronic constipation
A historic remedy recommends two cups of hot water before meals and before sleep, plus a post meal drink, and outdoor exercise. It claims chronic constipation may be cured without medicine. if a laxative is needed, a mild option like Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets is advised, offered by druggists.
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Chamberlain
Greenfield 1834 first American table cutlery origin noted
In Greenfield Massachusetts it is claimed the first American made table cutlery appeared in 1834. A barrel of whisky was the prize at a Mohawk Democratic Club picnic in Detroit. The content also mentions a monument to Miss Jennie Wade on Gettysburg battlefield, cucumber shortages in Wisconsin, and a Norris Town love arrest after a jailed man sought a courtship.
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Greenfield
Mass
Mohawk Democratic Club
Detroit
Woman’s Relief Corp of
Iowa
Gettysburg
Jennie Wade
Wisconsin
Grand Rapids
Norristown
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