Hinshaw Case Sparks New Evidence in Hinshaw Murder
The Indianapolis Sentinel publishes alleged new evidence in the Hinshaw murder case. Whitney claims he and Noah Baney killed Mrs Hinshaw and that Guy Van Tassell was only an accessory after the fact. Whitney's confession differs from Baney's but no indictment followed.
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Hinshaw case sparks editorials on justice and politics
The Hoosier article recounts editorials arguing Hinshaw’s innocence based on five witness accounts and the gun’s location. It criticizes Indianapolis Sentinel for pressuring for his release, likening the minister to a convicted killer and tying the case to Democratic politics.
An Editor's Soliliquy in Wayne Town Dispatch
The Wayne town Dispatch reflects on universal gripes toward local workers. It lampoons common complaints about merchants postmasters station agents barbers bakers but notes the only faultless person may be the critic.
Editorial on newspaper mission sparks Danville Republican reply
The Danville Republican comments on the Brownsburg Record editorial about a newspaper's mission, noting a critical stance. The remark begins with "The" as reported, reflecting the public discourse.
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Brownsburg Record on the rising country press
The Brownsburg Record praises rural newspapers outside cities, arguing the country press grows stronger as patrons are better served and gains dignity, influence, and appreciation. It explains country press means papers from towns without city government and notes a town must reach a population threshold to become a city.
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Religious societies' fundraisers overrun costs
The Browneburg Record notes that during church festivals contributors incur more expenses than proceeds. It warns that many societies end up with funds that largely cover others’ costs and imply the doubtful value of such fundraising methods.
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Darling ton urged to prove civic unity for town progress
A prominent county citizen told the editor that Darlington is becoming noted for efforts benefiting the town and its people. He recalled Ladoga as a model and urged local gentlemen to prove the claim true by helping one another, saying everyone grows stronger through such support.
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