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Newspaper

The Indianapolis Journal

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1902

Page

8

Shacklett and Stoddard voyage stirs a political romance

Noel Shacklett, a rising Springfield politician, travels by river with Mary Stoddard and her party. On the Mississippi voyage he debates religion with Rev. Mr. Bradbury, learns piloting, and grows close to Mary, while a campaign subplot hints that his rival may be more grounded in politics than faith.

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Perry County Tax Burden Spurs Exodus From Indiana Community

An opinion column from the Cannelton Enquirer laments Perry County taxes, arguing high levies drive residents away. The writer asserts local laws affect only Perry County, noting neighboring counties pay debt while Perry taxes rise, prompting departure of capable residents.

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Miles as Grand Army Chief for Veterans Celebration

Washington Post praises Lieutenant General Miles as a fitting, conspicuous figure for the Grand Army veterans celebration. The piece notes his rise from civilian origins, his bond with soldiers, and his storied service against a backdrop of earlier generals now passed away. The author urges Miles as the exemplary representative of American volunteer valor for the occasion.

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