Laws Delay and pistols sparking Indiana debate
Ex Attorney General W L Taylor addressed the Indiana Bar Association in Indianapolis urging laws to regulate pistol sales and declare concealed weapons contraband. He warned of crime from armed highwaymen and bullies and criticized current laws as inadequate. The piece references broader editorials and local events including Linton and Durbin remarks.
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W. L. Taylor
Indiana Bar Association
Indianapolis
Taylor
Indiana
Washington chemist cites tea as crisis drink
A Washington chemist claims tea serves in personal crisis. Sullivan County reports no fatalities as hop tea replaces the Chinese variety. Town Attorney Douthitt notes the Republican health officer will complete his term. How kind of Will.
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Washington
Sullivan County
Douthitt
Lynchings In Columbia Highlight Race Tensions
Dispatch from Columbia, South Carolina reports a mob hanging Henry Evans and arresting his brother. The piece notes the two young men are sons of a white man with prominent connections and laments that the lynching could not be confined to the colored side of the family.
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Frene
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Alary
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Maelish
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Hepine
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Piysey
Ranidds
Juno
Terre Haute set for powder makers convention event
Terre Haute prepares for a large powder makers convention. The event centers on industry practices and product showcases, drawing attendees from regional firms and trade groups to discuss advancing manufacturing and safety standards.
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Terre Haute
Water Supply Key to Sullivan’s Growth Prospects
The future welfare of Sullivan hinges on securing an adequate water supply. The city already has fuel and shipping facilities and promising prospects for more. To sustain growth and prosperity, the water question must be properly solved, possibly by locating sources where water can be obtained.
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Sullivan
Cotton mills idle in England prompt tariff discussion
One third of cotton spindles in England are idle at present, suggesting no immediate need for a renewed tariff policy debate. The remark questions calls for another tariff trial and implies economic slack.
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England
Democrats Need An Issue Says Griggs In Fayette
Chairman Griggs argues the Democrats require a defining issue and to align with past events. The Fayette Journal notes his call reflects a strategy shift for the party in West Virginia.
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Griggs
Fayette, W. Va
Journal
Welman Declines 1904 Congressional Run
C. W. Welman announces he will not seek Congress in 1904. The statement sparks questions about a possible 1902 bid that may have been considered.
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C. W. Welman
Congress
Mr. Welman
Taxed Agents and Local Dance Reported
The item notes Alabama and Georgia levy a $500 tax on immigration agents attempting to expel Black residents. A brief paragraph ponders why a Black person is deemed a menace. The page also mentions a small informal dance at the McCammon Fuse on Monday evening.
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Alabama
Georgia
The Love Story of Charles Krencon
An annotated romance scene from a late 19th century tale recounts Mary and Brandon amid royal pressure. Edwin Caskoden narrates Mary’s fear of a French marriage while Brandon’s release and Windsor visit unfold, revealing Mary’s pride, Jane’s wit, and Wolsey’s scheming.
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Khine
Diay
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Lenry
Sun
Ciesterfield
Husbaud
Charles
Swindon
Duke of Buckingham
London
A Plebeian Queen Mary and Her Beauty’s Power
The fragment extols Mary as pure gentle and strong while praising her plebeian heritage through Elizabeth Woodville. It argues beauty atones for faults and contrasts Mary with Helen Cleopatra and Agnes Sorel, claiming beauty covers sins and stirs grief.
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Elizabeth Woodville
Edward
Mary
Helen
Cleopatra
Agnes Sorel
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