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The Indiana Journal advertises itself as a clean bright morning paper with extensive market reports from New York, Chicago, Buffalo and Louisville. It promises full AP coverage, local and state court news, farm and sporting sections, fashion and household topics, and reliable impartial reporting. It costs 10 cents weekly, with Sunday extra.
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Return to Family as Old Love Rekindled in Hotel Corridor
A weary woman in Bohemian exile plans to marry a wealthy suitor but spots her aunt Milly in the hotel corridor. Reunited with her aunt and with John, the man she loved, she chooses to return home with them, leaving the suitor behind. The scene centers on memory, regret, and a decisive reorientation toward sincere affection.
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Courage in a Broadway Car Lesson in Courtesy
A tall young woman in a Broadway car deescalates crowding by calmly offering space and then informing a monopolistic neighbor to share the aisle. Her polite intervention draws a sympathetic audience while the offender leaves in resentment, while others read their papers more modestly.
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New York News
First American Campanile Cornerstone Laid in Philadelphia
The cornerstone of the first campanile or detached tower in the United States was laid at Sixteenth and Mifflin streets in Philadelphia on church grounds. The 110 foot tower will house the Chapel of the Visitation, donors remain anonymous and completion is targeted for August 1.
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Philadelphia Times
Smoking room for veterans at St. Louis fair
Arkansas will furnish a smoking room for both blue and gray veterans at the St. Louis fair. The room is intended to keep conversation lively and avoid lag in the shared space.
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St. Louis
Trade Doom Exiled Islanders Blamed in Martinique Eruption
Baron de Fontenilliat told in New York that Mont Pelee will devastate West Indian trade centering on sugar in Martinique Guadeloupe Antigua St Lucia St Thomas Barbados and the Danish British and French islands. He predicts mass exodus to French Guiana and warns the region may lose its role in global commerce as sugar declines and resources like gold lure refugees.
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University of Michigan debates shirt waist policy
President Angell and Professors Adams Lombard issue a stance limiting coatless dress for men while law faculty McAlways Knowlton Lanepermit coatless attire. Coeds allowed coatless in the same department, sparking campus fashion policy tensions.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Chicago Record-Herald
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Lane
Who's Paying For It All
A reflective piece questions who bears the costs of lavish yachts coronations and summer travel funded by wealthy magnates. The narrator contrasts a working farmer planting spring crops with a steamboat trust leader spending millions on pageantry and luxury.
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Steamship Trust
Deadly Revenge and a Capitol Debut
A Chicago Record-Herald item hints at high society extravagance and payer questions as a mogul’s wealth funds yachts and court battles. A Washington Star excerpt reveals old rivals plotting Bill Smiggins first days in Congress, foretelling friction with veteran lawmakers.
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Curious Avon Gorge folly tale from Clifton to Avonnouth
The London Tatler reports a legend of Cook who built a high tower to shield his son from a gypsy prophecy that he would be killed by a serpent before twenty one. A viper in a fagot lit the fire, the boy died, and the tower is known as Cook's folly to this day.
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Three New Towns Along North Western Line
The Rosebud Indian Reservation may open to settlement as the North Western Line extends into Bonesteel in Gregory County South Dakota. Three new town sites will hold public auctions in Anoka on June 11 Bristow June 25 and Monowi June 26 for merchants trades and professionals seeking location.
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Overland Limited Offer to California from Chicago
Round trip price fifty dollars from Chicago to California on the Overland Limited with lavish daily service. Departs Chicago at 8:00 PM for a swift three day journey with drawing room sleeping cars observation cars dining cars library cars and barber. Other trains at 10:30 AM and 11:30 PM. Apply to agents or A H Waggener Chicago.
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