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The Indianapolis Daily Journal outlines subscription terms for city and suburban readers, rates for daily and Sunday editions, per-week and per-year costs, and reduced club and club-like offers. It lists mail prepaid options, postage for domestic and foreign delivery, and instructions for sending to the Journal Newspaper Company in Indianapolis with distribution points in several major cities.
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Journal Sells One Hoe Press For Modern Replacement
The Journal offers for sale one of its two Hoe presses in use for years. It is being replaced by a large modern double supplemental press to meet growing needs. The sale press is in excellent condition, ships promptly, and includes a Jenney motor used for three years. Correspondence from interested publishers is invited.
Daily and Sunday Journal mailing offer to subscribers
Subscribers may have the Daily and Sunday Journal mailed to any U S or Canadian address without extra charge during the summer and can change the address as often as desired. The piece covers monopolies, corn crop talk, Oklahoma land drawing, and district politics including inauguration date debates and imperialism debates tied to President McKinley.
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Coeducation Endorsed by University of Chicago Leaders
Advocates of coeducation gain a new argument as Bush Medical College in Chicago prepares to admit women. President Harper notes the University of Chicago endorsed coeducation at its founding and ten years of success prove its wisdom. A free-trade paper highlights strong export figures while predicting further industrial growth. The piece contrasts tariffs with free trade as a former Chinese barrier to U S markets.
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Chicago
Harper
University of Chicago
Republic
United States
Germany
Great Britain
Cobden Club
Chinese Regency Signals Reforms and Global Online Ties
A Peking dispatch reports Li Hung Chang and the regency issuing a communication embracing reform and adopting merits of Japan and Western nations. The note hints at a new Chinese move toward modern progress and contact with global trends. The Cartagena flag incident on Murillo raises possible international tension, unclear if the arrestee was a German citizen.
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Li Hung Chang
Japan
Cartagena
Colombia
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Thay
German Flag Respect and Seizure Risk Sparks Naval Tension
A dispatch notes that a German ship, legally under protection, cannot be seized without due process even if the person aboard is a criminal. An arrest with aggravating acts like denouncing the German flag could trigger an international incident and a German naval demonstration. Kaiser William may seize any safe opportunity to project power.
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Kaiser William
Labor in Europe and America and the British Challenge
The London Chamber of Commerce leader says Britain's match with the United States falters from labor cooperation and efficiency. He argues American firms combine plants, invest in capital, and adopt labor-saving machinery, while British workers resist output increases. The article contrasts steel and iron industries where American wages, productivity, and scale outpace Britain, noting British delays in adapting to new methods hurt bridge and other large projects.
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London Chamber of Commerce
Great Britain
United States
America
Hamiltonianism and the enduring force of Hamilton in American politics
The piece defends Hamiltonian influence in U S politics arguing his ideas shaped the Constitution and federal power. It cites Guizot on Hamilton's lasting contribution and notes Hamilton’s pivotal role in Federalist authorship and securing adoption of the Constitution, especially in New York. It contrasts with critics who downplay his exclusive credit.
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Hamilton
M. Guizot
United States
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New York
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Virginia
Patrick Henry
James Monroe
New Hampshire
Defending Hamilton and Oklahoma land scheme in era politics
The piece argues Hamilton favored a strong central government and a republic, while Jefferson aimed to empower states. It condemns modern charges of imperialism, praises Hamilton’s influence on the U.S. Constitution, and contrasts with Jeffersonian views. It notes land draw for Oklahoma settlers and the value of Indiana farms amid expansion. It also reviews Porto Rican politics, tariff debates, and a soldiers monument dedication committee seeking funding.
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Hamilton
Thomas Jefferson
McKinley
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Washington
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City Barber and Visitor Exchange Tiny Witty Quips
In a brief Philadelphia Press vignette a city barber flirts with a ScotoH visitor offering a splash of whisky. Amid joking exchanges, lines lampoon misfortune, poetry ads, and a metropolitan editor dismisses a reporter for biased elopement coverage.
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City
Socialist unity convention ends in platform compromise amid clashes
The Socialist Democratic party delegates clash over immediate demands and platform wording as Comrade Simons and others push for a minority report. After heated speeches and a night session, a compromise amends the platform to drop some demands and outline steps toward socialism. The convention adjourns after a tense vote, with unity efforts ongoing.
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Boston
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Imons
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Co-Operative Commonwealth
Old Socialist Veteran Edward Polk Aims For Land Equity
Edward Polk of 415 Blackford Street, aged 83, attends the Socialist unity convention, carrying literature and listening closely to delegates. A longtime Greenback supporter turned socialist, he owns a home in Indianapolis and 10 acres in Illinois and Jennings counties, pledging to give the land he would not need if a policy of distributing land to all men is enacted.
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Socialist Unity Convention
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Indianapolis
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Jennings County
Socialist unity convention ends with debatable press attack
The second day opened with orderly crowds and no suspicious packages. J. F. Carey of Haverhill Mass was named chairman. Comrade Dunn of St Louis introduced a resolution denouncing the Indianapolis Sentinel for criticizing day one and alleging Debs was repudiated by delegates.
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Haveril
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Dunn
St. Louis
Indianapolis Sentinel
Fits Critteiam
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Socialist convention telegram to Debs amid unity dispute
Delegates rejected a sensational Tuesday Sentinel report and tabled the resolution. Comrade Hoehn led a telegram to Debs at Terre Haute praising unity and social revolution while Debs warned against capitalist press distortion. The committee's resolutions sparked debate then were sent back. The convention urged workers in new U.S. possessions to organize.
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the Sentinel
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Buen
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International Socialist Movement
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United States
Socialist convention debates headquaters site and party name
The constitutional committee reports today on the national headquarters location and other reforms. factions push for New York Chicago or compromise, with Cleveland Louisville and Indianapolis discussed. Officers and name changes stir debate while a unions affiliation looms amid expected lively talks.
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Socialist Party
Debs Calm About Shelving by Springfield Faction
Special to the Indianapolis Journal from Terre Haute Ind on July 30 reports Eugene Debs unperturbed by rumors he will be shelved by the Springfield faction allied with the Indianapolis convention. He stays at home due to family illness and says no faction can dictate socialism’s future. He notes leaders are needed but socialism remains a party of men, not a single person. Debs received a telegram from Secretary Maily affirming esteem and greeting.
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Waves and sermons at Epworth Heights lake retreat
Correspondent from Epworth Heights Ludington Michigan describes a weekend storm on Lake Michigan, massive waves, and a tranquil Sunday with multi denomination attendees. Sermons by Dr. Graham and Dr. Henson contrast with the lake’s fury as guests enjoy family arrival updates and planned literary entertainments led by L. Bee.
Record of Whittaker Wright scandal shocks UK investors
At a creditors and shareholders meeting of Standard Exploration Company, the official receiver revealed massive losses from Whittaker Wright group ventures. Assets appeared farcical. fourteen mines were idle after £500,000 cash start. Losses included Lake Erie and Caledonian Copper bets, with total profit inconsequential. Shareholders demanded action, shouted lynching threats, and pressed for protection as directors allegedly flee.
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Edward Pelham-Climton
Gough-Calthorpe
Paris Police Bust Turfing Scandal Linked to Card Sharps
Paris police uncovered a nationwide gambling ring run by Herebaudt and accomplices posing as nobility. The gang swindled youths at baccarat in sumptuous Champs Elysees and Madeleine quarters, with losses of 770 08 francs by Prince Karageoxgeu viteh and four others. Some members fled to Abyssinia. Herebaudt sailed to Holland aboard the Westermine.
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Een
House of Commons Decides Not to Summon the Editor
London July 3 The Daily Mail publisher escaped being ordered to appear at the bar of the House of Commons amid a row over War Office disclosures. Swift McNeill Irish Nationalist moved to censure the paper for alleged surreptitious acquisition of secret documents and for challenging Mr Brodrick. The motion passed 28 to 15 but the subsequent bid to compel appearance was defeated.
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Suspension of James O Shea for Disorderly Conduct in Commons
In London in July James O Shea nationalist MP for West Waterford was suspended from the House of Commons for using the term judicial blackguardism about Baron O'Brien lord chief justice of Lietas. The remark followed the Cork trial of Mr Walsh chairman of Waterford County Council on conspiracy charges. Nationalists claim Baron O'Brien ran the case with extreme partisanship.
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Lietas
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United Irish League
Evieus
Revolutionary songs in the Belgian Chamber disrupts session
In Brussels on a July morning Socialist deputies disrupted the Chamber of Deputies. The Internationale, Carmagnole, and Marseilles were sung amid slammed desks and tumult. The president, M. De Sadeleer, adjourned as disorder peaked. Prosecutor Georges named Furnemont and Van Langendonck for threats and insults.
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Chamber of Deputies
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M. de Sadeleer
Georges
MM. Furnemont
van Langendonck
British Narrowly Escape in Natal Skirmish
An undetailed report from Durban Natal describes a clash that began as an ordinary skirmish but nearly escalated into a larger engagement involving British forces and local commando units. Details remain fragmentary from the OCR text.
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