Little City of 3560 Population on Southern Indians Railroad
4 N is a beautiful Little city of some 3560 habitants located on the Southern Indians Railroad. It lies twenty miles northeast of Washington in Daviess county. The town has electric lights, good business and residences, three churches, a six foot brick school, weaving manufactories, coal mines within four miles, a Normal School, and is surrounded by a fine agricultural section.
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Southern Indians
Washington
Daviess County
Bryan ends interviews for pay as Nebraska politics shift
The St Louis Globe Democrat reports Bryan will not write or give interviews without pay. He says the public will know if he is paid for an article. otherwise publishers are not buying his pieces. Republicans hold Nebraska, Populists retreat to the woods.
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Nebraska
Bryan
William Jennings Bryan
Cabinet members respond to President's invitation
Attorney General Griggs remains the sole Cabinet member to decline the President's request to stay. He cites personal reasons and salary concerns as factors in his decision. Four others accept the invitation while two pursue retirement and two have yet to respond.
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Griggs
Ccusaie i
Fragmentary political rant on apportionment and voting rights
A disjointed excerpt criticizes Democrats for protesting Republican aims in Congress to pass an apportionment bill. The text frames disfranchisement of Southern voters and references Republican intentions, though the fragment ends abruptly with garbled words.
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Srven
Congress
One Vote and War Across History in a Rhode Island Tale
A long excerpt recounts how a single vote influenced wars in the 18th and 19th centuries. It highlights a Rhode Island incident in 1811 where a farmer’s delayed trip due to freeing a pig caused him to miss voting, affecting war support and Senate outcomes. It then shifts to road policy debate and a Harper Weekly proposal for sectioned road attendants to improve maintenance and reduce costs.
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Texas
Wayne County
Ind
E. A. Hannegan
United States
Rhode Island
Las T
General Assembly
Senate
England
Acquaintances Relocate Near Rue de Kerque Apartments
A fragment describes an individual living near Rue de Kerque with eight nearby apartments within a stone's throw, noting friends and acquaintances in the area. The text suggests a cluster of residences and social ties in close proximity.
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Cape
Aled
French Joke From the Seine River Banks
Two tramps by the Seine discuss raising wind for loot. One plans to fake rescue by the other for a Humane Society reward. The jumper tires, asks for help, and the partner declines saying he could profit more in the morgue.
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Seine
Humane Society
Paris Journal
Correction Request On Court Transcript Ends In Edits
A playful exchange from the Philadelphia Preps shows editors flipping a court transcript line to replace drunk with sober. The editor promises a corrected version in the next edition amid a brief, humorous back and forth.
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Philadelphia
Tragedy on the Tracks and a Paraphernalia of Odd Notices
A landslide near the bank burying a man, ten feet deep, left him badly bruised and cut, taking five hours to dig out. His remains were sent to sebacky. Beef hides and other materials appear in a local ad, promising high prices and offers to loan money on improved farmland at 5 to 8 percent.
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Sebacky
Smile Slip Becomes Punishment Lesson
A short London anecdote recalls Little Bessie crying after mischief. Her mother turns to see her repentant act but finds Bessie making faces at her instead. Bessie explains she tried to smile but her face slipped, a humorous end to a moral moment.
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Bessie
London
Appointment of Administrator for John L. Critchlow Estate
Notice in Daviess County Indiana that John W. Critchlow has been appointed administrator of the estate of John L. Critchlow deceased. The state deems the estate solvent. Hastings Allen & Billheimer represent the administrator.
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Indiana
Daviess County
John L. Critchlow
Tate
Eatate
John W. Critchlow
Hastings, Allen & Billheimer
State of Indiana
Madison Township
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