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Back to the People and the Rise of Direct Legislation
A sweeping call for initiative and referendum emerges from Oregon and spread states. The piece credits Oregon 1902 and South Dakota 1898 for direct lawmaking, notes Nevada 1905 and Montana 1906 as milestones, and cites Maine Missouri North Dakota and Ohio as growing adopters amid a battle against corporate power.
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Rich Mother's Hatred of Babe at Birth Splits Family Bond
A wealthy New York mother, Mrs. Egbert V. Strong, detested her baby Marion from birth. Marion, now twenty in Trumansburg, N Y, recalls her longing for a mother she was kept from. Her father, R J Hunt, built a home for her, while Mrs. Strong’s wealth grows and she forbids any contact with her daughter.
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Miss Osborne
Pray
Armor Plated Pie Teases Readers as Bat Ship Analogy
A garbled, playful line about a pie and a battleship teases readers with armor plating imagery. The fragmentary text hints at a joke or riddle style excerpt, but lacks clear events, people, or setting to anchor details.
Coroner Probes Death as Wheat Farm Habits Surface
Witness says the deceased, a farm worker, had a long habit of handling wheat and seemed to rock the boat due to second nature. The coroner's inquest heard about his rural routine and its possible role in the incident.
Indiana excursion Logansport to Indianapolis via L U T
Logansport to Indianapolis excursion offered by the L U T company departs next Sunday with trains at 5 00 6 45 and 9 00 am. Round trip fare is 1.25 dollars. Special tickets valid on trains depart Logansport.
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L U. T. Company Limes
Minnesota society presents Bryan campaign mule mascot
Lincoln Nebraska August 17 the Minnesota Agricultural society presented William J Bryan with a trick mule as the mascot of the campaign. The mule has arrived at Fairview.
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Sutton Hotel for Rent in Logansport Indiana
The Sutton hotel at 625 Broadway Logansport Indiana is for rent. It offers a large office dining room twenty two bedrooms and four bathrooms. For information contact Logansport Daily Reporter 525 Broadway Logansport Indiana.
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For a Spin the Old Automobilist Heads Out
An automobilist answers a friend with a playful quip about taking a spin. The exchange captures a casual moment of movement and curiosity about where the journey leads.
Suffragettes Stage Wall Street Demonstration
Four suffragettes led by Mrs Boorman Wells arrive in a taxicab on Wall Street to address crowds despite jeers. Lemons, water, and a cake were hurled as police, led by Captain Hogan, kept order. Speakers urge women’s right to vote and equality in politics while noting New York lags Colorado on women’s recognition.
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Biblical Verse Line Echoes Law and Jealousy
A quoted Bible verse from Exodus 20 6 stresses the Lord's jealousy and punishment for iniquity extending to the third and fourth generations of those who hate him. The passage emphasizes obedience and reverence to God.
Thou Shalt Have No Other Gods Before Me
A brief quotation from Exodus chapter twenty verse three. The line asserts monotheistic priority and devotion to one God, setting the commandment's ethical framework.
We Invite the Children to a Maple Feast
An old promotional piece touts Mapl-Flake cereal as ideal for hot weather. It extols 96 hour production, steam cooking, thin flaked oats toasted at 400 degrees, claiming maximum nourishment and minimal heat. It promises a free full-size package with a mail order coupon.
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