A Beveridge speech thrills Indianapolis audience
Five thousand heard Senator Beveridge speak on a brisk October night in Indianapolis. The editorial notes the masterful delivery defending the Republican platform and answering Parker's acceptance letter, urging readers to judge the platform themselves. It highlights upcoming Indianapolis day at the World's Fair and a strong turnout for St. Louis, urging tickets and berths. The piece also comments on Kern's statewide reception, the gas ordinance, odd weather, and a remark about detectives shadowing wives.
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Judge Parker
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Indianapolia
Indianapolis
St. Louis
Indianapolitans
Inspections of gas meters urged by city code change
Chicago officials push a new city code requiring gas meter inspections before and after installation and mandatory regulators in homes using gas. The plan targets uneven pressure, aims to curb overflows, and seeks to save consumers money by preventing fast meters. Critics note slow enforcement but support potential consumer savings and safer gas use.
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Chicago
Eicant
Indianapolis
Sun's Letter Box Reflections On Beveridge And Indy Advertising
In a letter to The Sun the writer praises the paper for fearless independence and notes Beveridge as a strong Republican nominee. he endorses Fairbanks for 1908 and prefers Beveridge as a logical candidate. Other letters urge weed control near a German house and local advertising to draw country traders to Indianapolis.
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Fairbanks
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The Byers Case Editorial on Kidnap Letter
The Seelyville editor criticizes Dr. Byers for dismissing a kidnapper letter and suggests he could have acted with detectives to trap the writer and locate the boy. L. M. Johnson of Brightwood comments on the matter dated September 28. An Indianapolis Sun editor notes commendation for a Clark Medal proposal and reorganization of Rouen Riders, referencing past parade incidents.
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Terre Haute
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Brightwood
Ind
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Sun
Ely
Indianapolis
Rouen
Indianasiolia
Atrente
Vaudeville Shows and Theatre Listings
Modern vaudeville at 215 and 8 p.m. Good entertainment. The enild wife shown at 2 and 8 p.m. Empire presents Sydell's Landon Belles at 2 and 8 p.m. with music and pretty costumes.
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Park
Empire
Sydell
Sunlit Laughs and Mirth in Fragmented Jokes
A collage of jokes and quips from varied voices notes humor through years and places. References range from Yonkers to Chicago to Washington with mock dialogue on comics plays and social scenes. The piece lampoons mood, class, and cultural punchlines in a rapid fire catalog style.
Rooseveltian Rally Draws Thousands in City Hall Scene
Amid booming cannons and drum rolls Senator Beveridge rallied a massive crowd at Tomlinson Hall praising Republican policy and warning that Parker plans would unsettle tariffs and trusts. He defended the gold standard and urged enforcement of Sherman, rebate, and commerce laws, noting strong backing from African American voters and a 1,000-strong march.
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Beveridge
Fairbanks
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Benatar Beveridge
Marlon Clan
Harry B. Smith
Jesse Overstreet
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Xomr
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Gevwridge Wald
Americaria
Standard Oil Company
Department of Commerce and Labor
Rosgevelt
Beversdaw
Addressing 1896 political loom and party lines
The excerpt discusses moral passion in the 1896 campaign, contrasting principles over expedience. It cites Alton B. Parker voting for free silver, questions leadership in the Democratic Party, and warns against Roosevelt becoming an unassailable political force. It also debates Philippines policy and the need for stable, lawbound governance.
Political notices and wardrobe changes across papers
A collage of clipped remarks from state papers and local papers notes shifting political mood from publican contentment to Democratic discovery. It also reports an Indianapolis council ordinance proposal to require food by weight rather than measure and comments on uneven dozen counts in markets.
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Columbus
Cayenne
Shelbyville Republican
Indianapolia Connell
Noblesville Ledger
No Gay Birthday Proclamation In Peking
In Peking in September the empress dowager ordered no grand diary celebrations for her seventieth birthday in November. Tartar generals viceroys and provincial governors are to refrain from tribute missions and curb expenses. After majesty's birthday only princes nobles and courtiers are to appear in court for congratulations in customary robes.
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Peking
Dow Wger
Incoherent Global News Snippets and Oddities
A collage of brief items from various cities reports on experiments with an electric motor in Milan, a Paris diamond ring lost by a man who fed his parrot the glitter, a monument planned in Nutembers to Peter Henleim, and dynamite usage for tunneling. It mentions Irish farm labor strikes, Isle of Man streetcars, English wheel industry moving to America, a London restaurant cook jailed for theft with concealed provisions, discussion of rat dishes, Smooty Africa coinage, appendicitis risk from influenza, Germany's navy centenary, and marriage gift exchanges.
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J. A.C
Colman
Bowen
McColman
Areelay
London Court of Aldermen
Tit Common Council
Political heat over Attom General race and graft talk
The column cites editorials from Chicago Tribune San Francisco Call Washington Post and other papers lampooning candidate Gorman and Senator Depente while debating ethics in Missouri. It questions parities on corruption and purity and quotes remarks about electability and influence before a contest.
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Chicago Tribune
Judge Walker
San Francisco Call
Depente Sul
Henry G. Davin
Ike
Washington Post
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Chicago Record
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Atchison Woman to Head Oratory and Physical Culture Dept
Flora Stoll of 277 Andrownat left yesterday for Biatraville Pa to take charge of the department of oratory and physical culture. Bioth set a swimming record at Chiutaiqua this summer completing the 21 minute course in ten minutes two seconds.
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