Tribune Company 1910 Subscription Rates and Weathervane Bits
The Tribune Company, publisher of the Tribune, lists subscription terms from one year in advance to three months options and prepaid addresses in the U.S. The page notes various humorous and political quips referencing Bryan Roosevelt and others, with scattered commentary on courts, tariffs, and public figures. The column includes dated satire and notices from August 26, 1910, mentioning the theater of public discourse and political commentary.
Suffragette Tactics, Navy Ships, and Local Newspaper Buyouts
English suffragettes threaten to resume militant tactics in November but seek a truce while terms are discussed. American Navy cruisers like Brookyln and Sangazo are eyed for junkyard retirement to allow new ships and higher revenues. Noblesville Enterprise buys Cicero Tribune and Arcadia News to improve and continue publication in home towns.
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Sangazo Fame
Noblesville Enterprise
Cicero Tribune
Arcadia News
Worldwide War Games and Poe Hall of Fame Notes
A wide view of global war games highlights cost and complexity of modern armed forces. Separate items discuss Edgar Allan Poe’s potential Hall of Fame induction, arguing against dismissing his literary merit due to drinking. Also warns about toxic mercurial catarrh remedies and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure with emphasis on authenticity and internal use.
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Poe
Edgar Allan Poe
Europe
Hall of Fame
New York City
Griswold
Indiana Democrats Fail to Pass Labor Liability Law
In 1908 Indiana Democrats pledged to protect labor and planned new employers liability reform. The 1909 session saw a Republican senate pass a model act, while the Democratic house refused to accept it, with 29 Democrats voting against and eight dodging. Samuel Gompers will weigh this repudiation before addressing another Democratic ticket.
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Supreme Court of
Senate
Labor Legislative
Democratic House
House
James Garrard
Samuel Gompere
Farm Labor Savers at State Fair Feature Thirty Acres of Machinery
Hundreds of Indiana farms gain labor-saving ideas at the State Fair exposition set to occupy thirty acres. The display will include dozens of contrivances reducing farm work and boosting output, with emphasis on home conveniences for farm women, heat, light, water, sanitation, and efficient dairy practices. Concrete uses will be shown, including a complete model farm. Harvesting machinery and power outfits will fill vast machinery grounds. E S Tuell of Corydon heads the mechanical department.
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Indiana
Tuell
Corydon
The Handwriting on the Wall Phrase
A mysterious warning quote appears as an ominous acquaintance urges observation of signs on the wall. The exchange hints at foreboding fate or fate’s handwriting, suggesting imminent consequence. The fragment evokes gloom and curiosity about unseen meanings.
Who Benefits From the Democratic Party The Fealty Question
An Indiana Federation of Labor editorial questions who truly benefits the Democratic Party and labels the single issue test of fealty as exclusionary. It asks who owns the party and who directs its path, criticizing the focus on one issue over labor concerns like Sunday baseball and mine safety.
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Democratic Party
Democratic State Central Committee
Republican Party
Democratic State Central
The
Union
Indiana Federation of Labor
Bryan Talks National Linen Issue in Indiana Visit
W J Bryan toured Indiana on chautauqua business then left but his followers claim he will speak on national lines if he appears again. Democrats foresee one October speech but date remains uncertain. The Parker Harmon Taggart alliance seeks Bryan under pressure while Indiana's political tide leans Roosevelt as Taggart's control endures.
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Parker-Harmon
Mr. Bryan
National
W. J. Bryan
Indiana
Nebraska
Bryan
Parker-Harmon-Taggart
Thomas Taggart
Chaiman
Parker
Roosevelt
Taggart
Start of an Author Found and Proved
Two Norfolk travelers to London discuss Treasure Island and the authorship spark. One says he could write a better child’s story and six weeks later delivers a finished manuscript. The other, his brother, encourages him to try, leading to King Solomon’s Mines.
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Robert Louis Stevenson
London
Norfolk
King Solomon's Mines
Rider Haggard
What the People Need by Governor Hughes
The excerpt argues that citizens desire faithful government administration and representatives responsive to their constituencies. It emphasizes conservative tendencies, condemns bad methods and abuses, and warns against alienating public opinion through selfish control. The governor appeals for governance guided by intelligent public sentiment.
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Charles E. Hughes
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve touted for many sores and burns
A reader notes Bucklen’s Arnica Salve quickly relieves burns wounds and skin conditions from eczema to boils. A column reflects on President Montt of Chile visiting the U S and witnessing Mayor Gaynor’s shooting, laments royal curiosity and notes princes feel out of place in America.
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Bucklen
Ches. D. Knoefel'a
Montt
Chile
United States
Gaymor
New York
South America
Quick Lie Save Actor On Bridge Night Incident
An eminent actor, crossing a misty bridge at night, was saved by presence of mind when a suspicious man emerged and asked the time. The actor replied that a gentleman who had just passed had already stolen his watch and chain.
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Gov'nor
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