Subscription rates and distribution details for the Journal
Old and new prices for telephone, editorial rooms, and carrier subscriptions in Indianapolis and suburbs. Rates per month and year listed with various discounts for clubs and Sunday editions. Notices of distribution points in major cities, subscription handling, and second class matter info.
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Journal follow you summer edition note
The Journal offers homeward copies and flexible delivery. It discusses bribery cases in St Louis and Chicago politics, grain price manipulation, bank clearings, Indiana authors, minority representation in Illinois, naval technology, a weekly Bible serial idea, and reader habits, all framed with broad opinions and reflections.
Bible in weekly installments could boost Illinois readers
The editor argues modern readers prefer convenient information and literature in small doses. He suggests serialized Bible installments may attract Illinois audiences and raise Independent circulation, contending the Good Book could rival historical fiction in interest and entertainment.
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State and Church Troubles in France and U.S. Echoes
Dispatches from Paris describe high tension between the French government and Catholic orders and schools targeted by a new law. The measure seeks to dissolve religious associations not under state control, prompting waves of emigration and panic among orders such as Jesuits and Dominicans while enforcing heavy penalties for noncompliance.
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Warning of Three Great Speeches In Congress
A veteran editor presents three congress speeches deemed the ablest against U S territorial expansion. Josiah Quincy of Massachusetts argued Congress lacked power to acquire territory, warning of social and political upheaval from new acquisitions and alien populations.
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The Unspeakable Scot in Crosland’s Satire
A critical survey of Mr. Crosland’s The Unspeakable Scot, noting his contempt for Scotch character and his vivid, biting portrait of Scots. The piece discusses passages on English views of Scotland, public life, and figures like Balfour and Rosebery, with emphasis on caricature and cultural rivalry.
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Australia
England
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Israel
Lord Rosebery
Admiration for Prize Fights Reflects Rush of Physical Prowess
A reflective column argues that public appetite for prizefight reports persists among many, including respectable citizens. It suggests men admire physical prowess, tracing interest to primal instincts and social habit, while noting the telephone chatter and street talk surrounding big matches like Jeffries vs Fitzsimmons. The piece defends reporting as meeting demand and preserving traditions of athletic prowess.
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Arsenal
ADiscarded Preaching on Conversion and Insurance Risks
A speaker at a state religious event compared personal conversion to man’s life insurance risk table. He argued that salvation and eternal punishment are weighed like policies, urging conversion before age twenty to avoid higher costs, linking religious incentive to actuarial figures. The talk framed eternal outcomes in terms of insurance pricing and age-based risk.
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Notable Debate on Religion and War Roles in Indianapolis
A wide-ranging discourse critiques fire and hellfire preaching while praising Christianity’s broader aims. It discusses the impact of fear, the rise of institutional social progress, and the need for a national technical school in Indianapolis. It cites military law, West Point outputs, and the War Department’s plans, plus a note on a historical novel featuring an itinerant photographer in the prewar underground railroad era.
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Churchill to Make Cornish Home and Run for Legislature
The writer Winston Churchill宣布 plans to reside in Cornish New Hampshire year round and seek a seat in the Legislature. notes the shift from daguerreotypes to newer photo processes and contemplates future music without sound viewed by eye.
The Humorous Fragments From Many Papers
A collage of quips and joked dialogue spans several papers. The Detroit, Yonkers, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Boston, and other outlets feature brief exchanges on manners, politics, and everyday absurdities.
Wisdom of Current Fiction Anecdotes and Quips
A collage of quotes from Red Saunders Abner Daniel The Spenders The Lady Paramount The Confessions of a Wife and The Lady Mount reflects humor philosophy and social observations. It juxtaposes views on homeland faith resilience and forgiveness with vivid archaic phrasing and regional dialect.
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Abner Daniel
New York
Various Tales Of People And Things From A Busy Era
A Hoboken man pawns his coat to raise funds for dog licenses and release pets from the pound. Prince Henry of Prussia composes music for a gavotte and a string band. Queen Wilhelmina’s doctors receive honors. professors are knighted in the Netherlands. Prof Trowbridge doubts ocean lightning strikes and faces disagreement. London Times notes David Barrie’s death at Strathview Kirriemuir aged eighty eight. A Pullman porter laments wage deductions for missing towels and sheets, while women on trains face rented expectations.
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Emperor William's sons trained in thrift and modesty
Notes on Prince Adelbert at Kiel learning restraint, the empress's dress cost, Amélia Kussner Coudert's portrait of the Empress, and a Heidelberg anecdote of a professor walled in by students. Phil May discusses constant idea searching as essential for artists, citing street sketches and character study.
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The Erratic Missouri River Decline Described
In a reflective piece the Missouri River is labeled erratic and declining. It chronicles island loss near Kansas City, Mensing's stockade, and government action, then tracks low water levels from Bismarck to the Forks, noting channels narrowing and old hulls exposed. Rivermen lament reduced grandeur and speculate artesian wells drawing water.
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Second Lord Tennyson Makes Own Mark in Crown Service
Hallam Tennyson, succeeded to his father’s peerage, forges a public career beyond the family name. Born August 11, 1852, he has served as governor and commander in chief in South Australia, with a career spanning private secretary duties to his father, and roles in various councils. His notable work includes the Memoir of his father, published in 1896, a biography esteemed for literary value.
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