Preparations for Sovereign Grand Lodge Meeting in Indianapolis
Preparations for the Sovereign Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows gathering in Indianapolis September 14 to 21 are nearly complete. W H Leedy notes the program, amusements, and lodging plans, with emphasis on a grand parade, degree work, prize drills, and a fiftieth anniversary of Rebekah Odd Fellowship.
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Germany and America. Conclud from ninth page
A summary of Anglo American tariff tensions and European reactions to US protectionism. The piece notes McKinley era duties hurting European factory owners, rising indignation at American grain sales while restricting goods, and continental efforts to form a Pan European tariff alliance. It discusses German opinion across classes, with Social Democrats as reliable American supporters, and counts Germany's aristocracy as adversaries while business circles urge unity against US capitalism. Dresden, Germany.
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Dresden
Rest Cures and European Health Resorts
The German and Austrian medical professions with government support appoint a committee to arrange cheap physician and medical student excursions to health resorts in Germany and Austria. The first trip will visit seacoast resorts in September, illustrating a shift toward rest and preventive care over prescription in improving patient well being.
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von Leyden
Liebreich
America
Legion
The Dreamer Poem By Ethel Bowman In Marion Chronicle
A reflective poem by Ethel Bowman in the Marion Chronicle about a life spent chasing dreams. The speaker imagines wealth, fame, and companionship from historic figures like Omar Khayyam, Milton, and Shakespeare, while valuing inner dreams over earthly riches. The piece celebrates enduring aspiration and a hopeful afterlife of fulfilled dreams.
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Andakspeare
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Ethel Bowman
Marion Chronicle
Indianapolis urged to lure factories from rivals
Indianapolis business leaders call for organized effort and public spirited land deals to attract outside factories, citing Terre Haute and Shirley as models. They urge a funded program offering site incentives or cash bonuses, to overcome high land prices and ignite rapid industrial growth locally.
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W. E. Stevenson
Indianapolis
Terre Haute
August Clearance Sale Offers Deep Discounts on Garments
Vendors promote vast reductions across suits, silk petticoats, waists, dresses, and coats to clear spring stock. Promotions include silk-lined tailor suits from six to twelve dollars above list and half-price children’s dresses and jackets, with fur refurbishing services and last month of low summer prices.
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Langen
Mongolian Chiefs Conclude From Page Nine
A traveler contrasts Mongol districts where chieftains rule without strong central democracy. Villagers pay small taxes by choice, trading only where authority is stronger. A morning encounter with thirteen women, including several in distinctive dress, highlights cultural differences in daily life and social roles.
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Poland
The Mongol Marriage Customs and Polygamy Practices
A study of Mongol marriage norms notes widespread polyandry with many chiefs taking up to five wives while polyandry coexists with polygyny among poorer classes. The article describes marriage as a commercial transaction, with dowry cattle and gifts exchanged, and women as valued property with defined rights. It contrasts regional influence by religion and notes women’s household control and consent in marriages.
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Prejevalsky
Tha Wis
Colborne Baker
Royal Geographical Society
Acon
Bank official pardoned after stock market speculation
An Indiana bank official who sought to place money in bank vaults by stock speculation was sentenced to ten years in prison and has now been pardoned. The note suggests this should encourage bankers prone to speculation.
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Washington Post
Indiana Bank
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