Reform measures discussed by President Perkins
Indiana has built a strong reputation for enforcing labor laws on its statute books. The Indiana Department of Inspection, though small, reports progress in curbing child labor and improving factory conditions, with expectations of further gains as manufacturing grows.
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Indiana
Edgar A. Perkins
Indiana Federation of Labor
Indianapolis Star
Perkins
Department of Inspection
McAbee
Fife
Mount
D. H. MccAbee
State Federation of Labor
Tory Acta
Onty
Silas Shepard
Legislative Committee
Indian Department
Political Defense of Protection and Trust Prosecutions
The piece argues that cost figures for the Cleveland era are unknowable, defends Attorney General Knox for anti trust actions, and critiques liberal critics who label protection as an abomination. It asserts protection has driven national prosperity and cites Britain’s tariff history as evidence, urging voters to weigh results over theory. The writer denounces partisan inconsistency and calls for independent scrutiny of tariff policy and trusts.
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Grover Cleveland
Roosevelt
Cleveland
United States
Indianapolis News
Knox
Pennsylvania
Matthew S. Quay
Department of Justice
Philadelphia
Lkely
Great Britain
John Sharp Williams
Li&ely
MGM
Theodore Roosevelt A Man of Words and Deeds
The Chicago convention praised Theodore Roosevelt for speaking truthfully and acting on his words. He is portrayed as a thinker and doer, whose public acts align with his principles, earning broad popular trust and a strong Republican nomination.
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Root
Chicago
Theodore Roosevelt
Ufe
Plato
Socrates
Pericles
Athens
Bismarck
Gladstone
Panama Canal
Thomas Jefferson
Louisiana Territory
Chairman Root
Republican Party
Times
Excursion rates and schedules for Elks and other groups 1904
A list of excursion fares from Cincinnati and other cities for 1904 including Grand Lodge of Elks events, Commercial Law League of America, Bethany Park Assembly, Friends' Bible Institute, Baptists Young People's Union, Winona Assembly, and Chautauqua excursions. Details cover sale dates, return limits, deposits for extensions, and special round trip prices.
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Cincinnati
Grand Lodge
Order of Elks
French Lick Springs
Ind
Commercial Law League of America
Bethany Park
Bethany Park Assembly
Richmond
Account Friends’ Bible Institute
Detroit. Mich
Baptists Young People’s Union of America
International Convention
Detroit
Warsaw
Winona
Assembly
Chautauqua
Had William J. Bryan Became President in 1900s Reform Era
Fragmentary text portrays opinion on William J. Bryan and possible electability. It contrasts current reorganizers with a hypothetical Bryan presidency, suggesting admin te blames and doubt about his election.
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William J. Bryan
Travel Office Notes for Sullivan and Evansville Excursions
For full information regarding these excursions maps time tables etc call on or address the undersigned W. W. Casto Agent E T H R R Sullivan Ind D H Hillman General Passenger Agent Evansville Ind.
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Alabama
Florida
Kentucky
Mississippi
North Carolina
South Carolina
Tennessee
Virginia
Georgia
W. W. Casto
Sullivan
Ind
D. H. Hillman
Gen. Pas
Evansville
Valuable Manuscripts in America in 1900
In 1900 two notable Oriental manuscript collections arrived in the United States. Yale secured Count Landberg's private Arabic library, while the Brill sale brought a Medina library copy to Princeton. A third Garrett collection also rests at Princeton. Totals show Yale 800 900 manuscripts and Princeton 1678.
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America
Count Landberg
Yale University
Medina
E. J. Brill
Leyden
Count Land
Princeton
Robert Garrett
Brill House
Yale
Inherited Family Traits Prompt a Truth Test
Jim a longtime retainer in a colored family is pressed by his mistress Liszie to tell the truth. He admits his upbringing and inherited traits as a possible reason for his habitual falsehoods, promising to try to be truthful.
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Jim
French Legion of Honor Merit Volume Hint
The French Legion of Honor is described as the largest order of merit in the world with a figure of a little over half a million members.
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Fox
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