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Newspaper

The Indianapolis Journal

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 05, 1902

Page

7

Pleasant Impressions of Washington by a British Visitor

A British visitor from New York to Washington admires the capital as a garden city with grand public buildings. He praises the Congressional Library, the White House, and Roosevelt, notes open access and social life, and notes tributes to McKinley while signaling upcoming political discussions.

Sir Wemyss Reid New York Washington Republic Congress Dickens Fifth Avenue Capitol Congressional Library M'Kinley Roosevelt White House McKinley Democratic Party Mr. McKinley Metropolitan Club

A City Without Smoke from Berlin's Coal Burn

The Boston Transcript review argues Berlin’s use of bituminous coal can be smoke-free with proper management. It cites police inspection, factory layouts, boiler tests, and intelligent firing as key factors, noting Berlin’s large manufacturing base and rising coal costs.

E. R. Warren Boston Transcript Boston Board of Health Germany Berlin Nova Scotia Upper Silesian Lower Silesian England Prussia

Indiana Western Writers Seek Large Meeting Space

The Indiana branch of the Association of Western Writers faces a meeting space shortage for its annual gathering. Past venues like Gravel Pit prove inadequate, Warsaw’s auditorium holds 2,000, but no Indiana hall fits all writers. Proposals for fair grounds use in various counties are due by March 1.

Roswell Field Chicago Evening Post Indiana Association of Western Writers Gravel Pit Warsaw Group of Indiana Writers Lew Wallace Riley Tarkington Major Birdie Blue

Nut facts from Topeka doctors praise digested nuts

A Topeka physician and his physician wife contest the idea that nuts are hard to digest. They report eating large quantities of hickory nuts and finding them highly nutritious and easily digested, describing nuts as a healthy diet.

The Merchants’ Journal Topeka

Morgan’s rapid judgment saves London drafts crisis

A New York merchant facing £30,000 in London drafts at risk during Barings turmoil sought J Pierpont Morgan’s aid. Morgan quickly decided to cover £50,000 in London terms, enabling the merchant to secure funds and prevent draft dishonor on short notice.

New York Evening Post J. Pierpont Morgan Wall Street Mr. Morgan Barings London Mor

Perkins Chooses Carpet Pattern for Outer Office

Perkins reviews several carpet patterns and selects the final design for the firm's outer office space.

The Presidents House Need for Separate Offices

Boston Transcript urges constructing a suite of offices adjacent to the White House to separate public duties from home life. It notes the President serves the people but requires privacy for a large, active family. A separate residence could expand family space and prevent public business interruptions at home.

Boston Transcript White House Oyster Bay

Why the Baby Cried in a Birmingham Night

A Birmingham Daily News report describes a frozen nipple and milk in a bottle as the cause of a baby's midnight wail. The infant demanded its bottle, the nipple proved frozen, and once thawed the child resumed peaceful sleep, ending the serenade with a mother’s relief.

Birmingham Ala Daily News Babe Rascal

Kidnapping Case Prompted by Profit Motive Report

Three months have passed since Miss Stone was captured. The report suggests brigands will either speed up returns for quick profits or abandon kidnap schemes, reflecting continued danger and focus on ransom dynamics.

Baltimore

Enterprising Tailors Headed to New York for Spring Styles

Mr James Jeppson cutter for Braden Rogers merchant tailors in theblock will leave next week for New York in the interest of his employers. He will spend several weeks among the fashion center tailors to study styles for the coming spring season. Braden report a very season just

James Jeppson Braden& Rogers New York Messrs Braden & Report

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