Indianapolis Journal subscription notices and editorial remarks
A fragmented OCR piece outlines subscription rates for the Indianapolis Journal by carrier and mail, lists where the paper can be obtained in major cities, and includes partisan editorial commentary on local politics, reformers, and inquiries into municipal corruption and press conduct. It cites various figures, places, and names in a period-voice critique.
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Indianapolis Journal Newspaper CO
Indianapolis
Ind
Journal
United States
Hawaii Annexation Debate and Administrative Debate
The article critiques Mr. Herbert Welsh and anti-imperialism, noting public indifference to derogatory government comments and praising Judge Gresham’s handling of the Hawaiian question. It recounts Harrison’s treaty timeline, Cleveland’s withdrawal, Blount’s mission, and press and Senate opposition shaping annexation, emphasizing lack of judicial spirit in Cleveland’s Hawaii policy.
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Herbert Welsh
Springfield
Ill
Walter Q. Gresham
Fairbanks
Harrison
Senate
Cleveland
Gresham
Liliuokalani
United States
Islands
United Tes
Blount
Hawaii
United States Senate
McKinley
Birthday of the Flag Celebrated Across Nation
The piece lauds Flag Day as a worthy observance started by a G A R department commander. It recounts historical flag changes from 1777 to 1818, notes Roosevelt’s Western tour reception, and mentions local papers praising the President. It also covers modern disputes from pole removals to coal strike conciliation and a Cleveland bass fishing remark.
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Secretary of the Treasury
United States
Treasury Department
New York
Philadelphia
Eee
New England
Union
Vermont
Kentucky
Congress
Indiana
Roosevelt
Salt Lake City
the Tribune
Community condemns Logsdon over street contract dispute
Despite a conspiracy suit against Stahl and others, locals feel Logsdon was unfairly treated. Accusations of crooked awarding of street sprinkling and sweeping contracts followed by a detective bait trap are cited as part of a plan to persecute Logsdon.
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Stahl
Logsdon
Logation
Logsdon cleared amid calls to end Sprinkling Probe
The article reports that officials have not damaged Mr Logsdons integrity and he stands better with the community now than before the investigation began. It notes those who charged him failed to make a case and calls for a speedy conclusion and full acquittal in the street sprinkling and sweeping charges.
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Mr. Logsdon
Stahl
Logsdon
Edible fish restraint and civic virtue in sport and press
The author urges restraint in fishing to avoid waste and greed, linking self discipline to moral growth. He questions the ex presidential class and praises the South Bend Tribune as well-edited and Republican, then notes the bizarre Booth death hoax and mocks sensational press trends amid libel suits and reform chatter.
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South Bend Tribune
Tribune
Indiana
South Bend
The Humorists And Their Quips In A Chain Of Jokes
A collection of comic lines from various papers includes playful exchanges about flirtation, a doctor patient gag, a husband wife quip about time, a gas works foreman interview, a ship tale pun, and a New York Sun exchange on a new worker's specialty speaker.
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Gas Works
Kern Boom In Indiana Politics Highlighted By Senator Davis
Indiana Senator Cyrus E Davis spoke at the Grand and voiced support for John W Kern as a strong Democratic presidential candidate saying he embodies honesty pluck and true democracy. He contrasted Kern with Bryan Cleveland and dismissed Miers as a potential national factor.
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John W. Kern
Cyrus E. Davis
Bloomfield
Indiana
Davis
Grand
Tom Taggart
Kern
Middle West
Democratic Party
William J. Bryan
United States
Bryan
Grover Cleveland
Cleveland
Miers
Bloomington
John W. Cravens
Ene
Pia Rosveanion
Political Strife and Conventions Shape Indiana District Outlook
The piece outlines rival Democratic platform stances between Kern and Miers, and notes opinions of Indiana figures on potential candidates for Congress. It recounts remarks by Senator Davis on Miers’s weaknesses, the Indiana reform board discussions, and comments by Republicans Freeman and others on Chaney and Davis, plus a tale about a 184-era rivers and harbors committee assignment.
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Indiana
Joseph G. Cannon
James A. Hemenway
Taylor
Rivers and Harbors Committee
Hemenway
Rereenery
Congress
Penuenne
Reed
Rivers and Harbors
Reeves
Illinois
Cannon
Cmenway
Harbors
Political chatter and hints at Indiana politics
The story notes actions committee maneuvers toward the chairmanship, mentions James W. Hale and guests at the Columbia Club, and reports flood damage in Jefferson county prompting calls for more seed distributions. It records the Democratic candidate chatter for mayor and Governor, and T Taggart’s cautious politics without naming a specific nominee.
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M. C. Garber
The
Madison Courier
Jefferson County
Garber
Joe Cravens
Madison
Contreamigan Latination
Yagi
Representaive Grimm
Indianapolis
T. Taggart
the Grand
Mr. Taggart
Tme
Eaert
Taggart
Breakfast With Jesus Inner Circle Sermons Stir City
Rev H Lyon of Chicago preached at Edwin Ray Church last night on The Inner Circle urging quality over quantity in faith. He warned of man made conversions, urged daily work of faith, and noted a breakfast with Jesus as essential before starting the day. Beginning tonight Lyon begins a series on The Ten Commandments.
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Mr. H. Lyon
Chicago
Edwin Ray Church
Jesus
Lord
Christ
Lyon
The
Narrow Escape Of Two Men At Crossing
C ONeil of 122 Shelby street and Samuel Johnson narrowly escaped death yesterday afternoon when their Wasson delivery wagon was struck by a C H D passenger train at the crossing of the C H D Railroad and South Noble street. They jumped to safety as the engine crushed the wagon into wreckage. The horse was badly injured and later killed.
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C. O'Neil
Shelby Street
Samuel Johnson
South Noble Street
Wasson
Man Climbs Flag Pole At Columbia Club
Yesterday around 4 pm a man climbed to the top of the iron flag staff atop the Columbia Club, attracting a crowd on Monument Place. His perilous perch drew concern for his safety as onlookers watched from below.
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Daring Man
Columbia Club
Monument Place
Fire escape orders issued for 22 buildings in city
Chief McAbee of the bureau of factory inspection issued seventeen or ders on Tuesday for installing fire escapes on twenty two buildings. Inspector Spees reports lodging houses with no escape routes risking lives in fire. Districts on East Washington street and Indiana avenue show many rooms lacking exits.
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McAbee
Bureau of Factory Inspection
Spees
Walla
East Washington Street
Indiana Avenue
Dr. F T McWhirter Delivers Alumni Address at Grant University
At Grant University in Athens Tennessee Dr F T McWhirter of this city delivered the alumni anniversary address. The report says it was a very happy effort with a notable note from the audience reflecting praise for the speech.
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Grant University
Athens
Tenn
F. T. McWhirter
Addrees
Auariig
First Witnesses Heard in Moses F Chase Case at Fowler
Proceedings in the Moses Fowler Chase insanity case opened with Judge Rabb outlining two core issues. Dr Mavis of Fowler testified the boy is insane and experts described diminished will and reasoning, with notes and signed papers shown to the jury.
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Moses F. Chase
Fowler
Dr. Mavis
Boy
Judge Rabb
Indianapolis Journal
Lafayette
Ind
Moses Fowler Chase
Rabb
Chase
Dan Simms
Frederick 8
Dr. Cook
Haywood
Duhmes
South Street
Cook
E. C. Davidson
Moses
Davidson
Neighbor
Young Chase
Everett Wits
Frazier & Isham
Mavitz
Fower
Tod
Moses Pe
Duhme
William Haas
Flint, Mich
Parise
NO RAID ON BOARD OF TRADE IN CHICAGO
Prompt action by Board of Trade directors forestalled warrants for alleged pretended grain trades. Charges against several members and others were brought by victims of a raid, but bonds were arranged to avert the planned officer raid. President Chandler says the attack is revenge by bucket-shop men angry at the board’s price quotations.
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L. P. Newby
Knightstown
Jeffersonville
Indiana Reformatory
Newby
D. J. Terhune
Linton
Chicago
Booth’s Body Believed Buried in Greenmount Cemetery
Baltimore officials confirm Booth the Lincoln assassin lies in Greenmount Cemetery after exhumation in Washington. Mains were brought here and opened. recognized by relatives and others familiar with his life. The body rests in the Booth lot without a headstone or marker.
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Baltimore
Enid
O. T
John Wilkes Booth
Lincoln
David E. George
Booth
Greenmount Cemetery
Washington
Jackson Nasty Dedication Ceremonies Attract Attendees
Jackson Miss June 3 reports a large attendance at dedication ceremonies with many participants. The event featured community leaders and local groups, highlighting civic pride and public involvement in the ceremony.
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