Lin coln Conspiracy Narrative to Run in Journal
The Journal will publish the first installment of a previously unprinted account of the Booth plot to assassinate Abraham Lincoln. The narrative, by Samuel Bland Arnold, covers plot formation, conspirator arrests, executions at Dry Tortugas, and alleged cruelties, continuing daily until December 20.
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Journal of Sunday
Abraham Linwin
J. Wilkes Booth
Samuel Bland Arnold
Maryland
Lincoln
Angie
Sunday Journal
Delaware party factions clash over Addicks bid for Senate
Report suggests Addicks appeals to Republicans while eight GOP opponents would strike a deal with Democrats to place one Republican and one Democrat in the Senate. Democrats split on succession hamper a unified front, and internal bargains affected governor race votes. The piece argues party leaders in Delaware show little difference.
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National Reiue
Mlaware
United States
Addicks
Senate
Delaware
Reed's Tariff Views Highlight Protection as Economic Policy
The article presents ex-Speaker Reed's evolved stance on tariffs, arguing protection secures American markets and work for Americans. It notes his shift from infant-industry theory, praises protection grounded in experience, and cites his view that tariff bills reflect fierce political conflicts rather than abstract mindsets.
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Reed
North American Review
America
Congress
Mr. Reed
Cleveland
United States should aid Cuba to win its goodwill
The United States ought to help Cuba enter closer relations with the U S and support a weak neighbor seeking a free government. Congress should continue the work begun to overcome Cuban resentment and pursue annexation only after Cubans see industrial benefits from being part of the United States.
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Congress
United States
Cuba
House Committee
Senate
Cuba policy hints at concessions easing ties with US
The passage argues that a treaty pressuring Cuba could push Cubans toward drifting from the US stance. It suggests concessions would benefit Cuba without harming American industry and might foster closer relations, potentially aiding annexation prospects.
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Cuba
United States
Growth and duties of the U S Department of Agriculture
The annual secretary report outlines the department’s rise since 1862 from a seed-dispensing bureau to a modern cabinet office. It covers meat and live-animal inspections, Weather Bureau duties, agricultural research divisions, and quarantine powers, noting vast increases in exports and farm support while highlighting immigration policy debates and political rhetoric.
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Secretary of Agriculture
Department
Patent Office
Interior Department
Commissioner of Agriculture
Congress
Republican Party
Bureau of Agriculture
Agricultural College
Agricultural College and Experimental Station
Agriculture
Department of Agriculture
Agricultural Department
Weather Bureau
Mariner
United States
Scandal Besets French Titles and Bundy Anniversary
The piece notes scandal around Count Bont de Castellane after his American marriage and asserts French titles under the republic remain desirable though ornamental. It also congratulates Hon. Martin L. Bundy of New Castle on his and his wife’s sixty third wedding anniversary, highlighting Bundy’s early legal and political roles in Indiana.
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Bont de Castellane
The
Republic
Martin L. Bundy
New Castle
Judge Bundy
Republican Party
Philadelphia
John C. Fremont
Indiana
The Humorists Dinner Judge and Dining Bits
A column of quips and exchanges from various papers. Jokes about dinner with ministers a turkey for Christmas near at hand a maid and her beau pious boys and a Dyspepsia jab by Andrew Carnegie. A Mrs Housesqueep clash over visiting relatives and domestic staff.
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Philadelphia Record
Polyglot scholar reads hieroglyphs with ease
The Washington Star notes a scholar who speaks a dozen languages and can read complex hieroglyphs in moments yet struggles with contemporary slang from a new eboy. The image shows him on the curb with a troubled brow, pondering linguistic gaps between ancient volumes and modern chatter.
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New Eboy
Washington Star
Editorial Notes From Indiana Papers On Politics And Law
Indiana editors comment on labor prosperity election costs and Roosevelt public policy. Highlights include claims of union activity in Chicago, expenses per vote, Roosevelt backing public questions, tariff revision talk by Francis Marion Griffith, and Rhode Island ten hour law upheld as constitutional for public safety.
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Chicago
Terre Hauten Express
Indiana
South Bend Tribune
Roosevelt
Fort Wayne Sentinel
Dem
Tom Taggart
Indianapolis Tammany
Jim Keach
Tom
Jim
Lafayette Courier
Washington
Francis Marion Griffith
Vevay
Indianapolis Sentinel
Griffith
Seymour
General Assembly
Columbus Republican
Supreme Court of
Rhode Island
Supreme Court
Evarsville
Juvenile Court Cases Hear Stirring Lecture of Children
Judge Stubbs faced several Juvenile Court cases teaching new social lessons to youths. Four Bates street boys, cleared of a burglary charge after proving alibis, were admonished for school absence. Cline Johnson, George Snead and James Warmack, accused of disturbing the peace, faced fines and suspended sentences for first offenses amid district street misconduct.
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Stubbs
Bates Street
Stine
South Noble Street
Cline Johnson
George Snead
James Warmack
Thirteenth Street
Senate Avenue
Mayor's decision on Schmidt saloon license hearing
Mayor Bookwalter ruled on Anton Schmidt a Shelby Street saloon keeper after final testimony. Superintendent Taffe sought revocation for a Sunday affray at the establishment. Six district policemen testified the saloon was well conducted and not under police attention. The mayor said a Sunday affray in a saloon violating law is a serious offense and his finding would be led in area.
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Bookwalter
Anton Schmidt
Shelby Street
Taffe
Norman
Jackimmerman
Dunlop Street
Zimmerman
Virginia Avenue
Kreepert Street
Trim
Lowe
College Avenue
Hospat
World Christian Endeavor gathering honors Father Clark
A Memorial Presbyterian Church world union meeting in Indianapolis celebrated Father Francis E. Clark with speeches by Rev. C. E. Eberman William Shaw and George B. Graff. The event highlighted growth in 1903 aims to increase member societies by at least 1 percent and to expand foreign evangelism within the Christian Endeavor movement.
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Father Clark
William Shaw
Rev. C. E. Eberman
George B. Graff
Christian Endeavor
Memorial Presbyterian Church
Indianapolis
Francis E. Clark
Father Endeavor
Christian Endeavor Society
Williston Street
Portland
C. E. Eberman
The
E. H. Clifford
C. J. Buchanan
North Meridian Street
National Organization
Third Christian Church
Cary O. Lee
Indiana
Eberman
Shaw
Graff
C. E
G. M. Anderson
Alphonson S. Beard
Albert J. Brown
Harold
Bertha K. Helming
W. D. Hoskins
M. L. Hageman
Muncie
Ind
M. L. Haines
Charles F. Haus
C. F. Haus
Charles A. Heron
Bernice Irwin
Aurilla V. Jeffers
Shelbyville
C. S. Johnson
Florence E. Lanham
Carey O. Lee
Warren
Galvin Perdue
J. Elmer Rhea
Roy M. Ross
A. J. Schmidt
J. W. Selvage
Julius Shepard
George H. Bulz
Charlies A. Stockberger
Elizabeth A. Sweets
Agnes Thormyer
S. J. Tomlinson
Clay
Memorial Church
At & O'Clock Memorial Church
Society
CC. E. Eberman
Samuel
Europe
India
China
Japan
Denver
Metropolitan Tabernacle
London
Spurgeon's Church
Christian Endeavor Societies
Chicago
Philadelphia
High-street
Crewe
England
Villa Avenue
St. Louis
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Minneapolis
BAD OUTLOOK FOR WHEAT INDIANA PEST OUTLOOK FROM Purdue ENTOMOLOGIST
State entomologist Professor James Troop of Purdue University reports a gloomy outlook for next year’s Indiana wheat. San Jose scale infects twenty four counties, with Marion, Switzerland, Washington and Vanderburgh hardest hit and Indianapolis worst. Many trees sprayed. hundreds of trees burned. Seventeen year cicada also noted with limited nursery damage. Entomology funds limited to investigations.
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Indiana
James Troop
Purdue University
Professor Troop
J. Clyde Marquiss
San Jose
Marion
Switzerland
Washington
Vanderburg
Indianapolis
Evansville
Troop
Department of Entomology
Katherine Home Christmas Fair Teems With Pageant Talent
The Katherine Home opened its annual Christmas fair and sale at the German House with a lavish entertainment titled A Vision of Fair Women. Miss Caroline Hardwick read lines while Grace Porterfield, Mrs. Carroll B. Carr, and many others performed in costume including Mother Goose melodies and songs, with a May Queen crowned by children. An orchestra accompanied dancing after the show, and booths offer gifts, candies, and bonbons for sale.
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Katherine Home
Caroline Hardwick
Grace Porterfield
Richmond
Grace Darling
Carroll B. Carr
Zerelda Wallace
Natalie Brush
Mary
Josephine Morss
Orris Hamilton
Blue
Don P. Hawkins
Minnehaha
Ovid Butler Jameson
Lady Macbeth
Harry Devereaux Hammond
Juliet
Lucy Taggart
Lady Clare
Eunice Jameson
Miss Ritter
Queen Elizabeth
John T. Brush
Portia
Frank W. Flanner
Tennyson
Maud
Earl Ogle
James W. Noel
Lucia Holliday
Cordelia
Netta Campbell
Rosamond
Anna Louise Beck
Adele Wallick
Ophelia
George E. Hunt
Marguerite
Layton C. Walker
Wallace
Edith Wood
Mary Allen
Frances Keith
Marjorie Ogle
Katherine Peddle
Susan Thompson
Sister of
Mercy
Martha Foster
Maude Muller
Gladys Wynn
Priscilla
Misa Taylor
Una
Anna Dean
Elizabeth Defrees
Bertha the
Augusta Jameson
George B. Gaston
Julia Kern
Grace Givens
John W. Kern
J. Cumming Smith
Louis H. Levey
Hector Fuller
Two Cases of Insanity
Milan patrolman Repp accosted a shoeless, hatless man in wet clothes who asked peculiar questions. Repp concluded the stranger belonged in the Central Insane Hospital and escorted him to the police station cells for detention.
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Repp
Central Insane Hospital
Sunday Journal Feature Highlights and Local News
The Sunday Journal previews features from Pretty Christmas Boxes to Pets That Travel and Betting On The Races. It notes Indianapolis topics including Indianap olis Law Schools and an Emerson Centenary, plus reporting on Cardinal Rampolla and the Czar in Good Health. The Lincoln Assassination narrative and a major mental health incident in Indianapolis are briefly covered with police actions and family details.
Honest Charm Theft In Chicago Sparks Wise Lesson
Mrs. Jessie Bartlett Davis, a Fair Bank performer, lost a wrist bag containing jewels worth 10000 dollars after a carriage door opened on Langley avenue. A passing carriage driver returned a bouquet and watched two women enter a church. The unknown women later gave the bag to the pastor and left.
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Jessie Bartlett Davis
Fair Bank
Chicago
Max Quackenboss
Davis
Langley Avenue
Oakenwald Boulevard
New Banks and Firms Form in Indiana
A run of new incorporations appears with Crawford County State Bank at English capital 25000 led by S J Elsey and others. Rattan Novelty Company of Indianapolis capital 5000 directors Maria Messmer Charles B Clarke. Riverside Oil and Gas Co of Decatur capital 10000 directors E L Carroll A M Foreman W H Dull J Falk. Blume Manufacturing Co of Ridgeville capital 10000 directors Charles A Slick Marlon F Slick Florence C ume. United States Sand and Gravel Co foreign with 35000 capital. Strone Hardware Co files to state its method of business.
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Crawford County State Bank
English
S. J. Elsey
George 5. Balthis
P. M. Overbacker
C. Eckerty
H. H. Bsetser
S. D. Alexander
E. G. Boyd
A. L. H. Messmer
Maria Messmer
Charles B. Clarke
Riverside Oil and Gas Company
Decatur
Incorporated
E. L. Carroll
A. M. Foreman
W. H. Dull J
8. Falk
E. Brown
Harvey Mantz
T. Litz
Blume Manufacturing Company
Ridgeville
Charles A
Marlon F. Slick
Florence Cume
United States Sand and Gravel Company
Indiana
Strone Hardware Company
Recital at Y W C A Showcases Tuttle Pupils and Guests
A large audience enjoyed a Y W C A recital led by Walter C. Tuttle with Margaret Katherine Wahl and Josephine Robinson. The program featured mandolin, guitar, and vocal solos, a Florentine trio, a Von Tilzer medley, scenes from Ingomar, and closed with the Tuttle Club.
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Young Women's Christian Association
Walter C. Tuttle
Margaret Katherine Wahl
Josephine Robinson
Tuttle
Ralph Webster
Edith
Minnie Roberts
Miss Robinson
Essrs
Chapman, Argus and
Speckman
Florentine
Iuio
Elmer Quants
John Geiger
Arthur Gresham
von Tilzer
Frank Splegin
Miss Wahl
Martha Anderson
Ingomar
Tuttle Club
Eleanor Hospital Ladies Bake for Christmas Fund
The lady managers of Eleanor Hospital join Mrs Haffner at Vonnegut's hardware store to bake and sell cakes for a Christmas fund benefiting the hospital's little children. Orders for a teatime bake sale will be taken two weeks ahead, with plans for a bake and sale event at the store.
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Eleanor Hospital
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