Telephone Rates and Distribution From The Journal
The notice lists subscription terms for The Journal Newspaper Company Indianapolis Indiana with carrier and mail options. Rates include daily and Sunday editions per month and per year, prepaid clubs, and a long list of out of town street and hotel distribution points across New York Chicago Cincinnati Louisville St Louis Washington Denver Dayton Columbus and more. The piece also covers postal handling and rejection policies, plus a travel friendly note about the paper's availability at major hotels and newsstands.
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Indianapolis
Suburbs
City awards paving contract to Interstate Paving Co
Bids meeting guaranteed quality led to a low bid from Interstate Paving Co of Utica New York. Even if material costs rise through the asphalt trust, the city gains from independent bidders and verified asphalt quality sourced from California mines.
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Interstate Paving Company
Utica
N. Y
California
Brooklyn Eagle
Asphalt Trust
Independent papers back Cleveland not Bryan in silver debate
Several independent papers praise Cleveland to aid the Democratic party while decrying Bryan, but Indiana’s Democrats will not view the move as a favor. The text argues Cleveland supported free coinage indirectly via party majorities and Sherman bill passage, while Bryan remains a rallying figure for many.
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Cleveland
Bryan
Indiana
Senate
House
California
New States
Independent
Marvelous growth in US manufactures 1880 1900 census report
The twelfth census reports show dramatic growth in United States manufacturing from 1880 to 1900 across establishments, wages, and production. It emphasizes the home market's primacy, high wages, and full employment as drivers, warns against losing domestic demand, and notes past downturns but asserts strong future prospects.
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United States
U. S
King Edward’s growing prerogative unsettles British politics
The article notes King Edward increasingly asserts royal prerogatives without harming the Constitution, signaling a new departure from Victoria’s era. It likens his stance to strong rulers like William I disciplining Bismarck, and mentions a frost with Lord Salisbury that could push Salisbury toward resignation.
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Edward
Victoria
Nonuser
William
Prince Bismarck
Lord Salisbury
Salisbury
Britain
King presses for dissolution of Parliament after coronation
The King favors dissolving Parliament and calling a new election, arguing the current seven year term began with the 1900 election. Lord Salisbury resists, while the King hopes to shape a new ministry and install a less domineering prime minister. The coronation ceremonies occupy the sovereign as he considers sweeping changes.
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Lord Salisbury
Queen Victoria
Democratic and Republican contrasts over Cuban reciprocity
The piece contrasts Democratic and Republican strategies during recalls of the Sherman silver purchase act and Cuban reciprocity. It notes Democrats in Congress split over repeal, while Republicans backed repeal in 1890s debates. It argues Democrats sometimes vote to embarrass Republicans, a pattern the author says repeats.
Sentinel rebukes Mr Bryan over Democratic coinage stance
The paper scolds Mr Bryan for criticizing the Indiana Democratic convention and for clinging to the old free silver platforms. It warns that the party will distrust him if he does not abandon those positions, noting the Kansas City and Chicago platforms as dead. Supporters still view Bryan as a statesman and leader.
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Bryan
Indiana
Kansas City
The
Sentinel
Mr. Bryan
Chicago
Union
Democrats Split Over Cleveland Bryan Clash at Convention
The platform and speech linking Cleveland with Bryan anger many Democrats who supported Bryan or opposed Clevelandizing the party. Sentinels and allied papers warn that Cleveland, Hills, and other gold Democrats now poised to influence the party will resent Bryan and his principles as they seek renewed control.
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Cleveland
Bryan
Mr. Bryan
The
Sentinel
Hills
Democratic Party
The Humorists and Modern Manners Snapshots
A collage from multiple papers shows quick wits and social quips. Bits include a New York Sun exchange on Mama versus Ma and a Washington Star riff about civilization and an electric Juggernaut car.
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New York Sun
Slaying of Slater After Street Encounter in Kansas City
Bernhart Steinert, a slater, died after being found unconscious with a fractured skull on a Kansas City sidewalk. Witnesses said he accosted a man and woman. the man struck him and fled with the woman. Colin Chrisman, a barber, and the woman were arrested and held. Chrisman claimed self defense.
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Kansas City
Bernhart Steinert
Steinert
Colin Chrisman
Chrisman
Cuba Envoy to US Seeks Close Ties and Annexation Hints
The Cuban envoy extraordinary and minister plenipotentiary to the United States presents credentials to President Roosevelt, expressing wishes for closer US Cuba relations and shared prosperity. Roosevelt welcomes the envoy and vows to strengthen friendship. Col. Harry H. Williams reports from Springfield Colorado that Cubans favor annexation and the island is ready for it, predicting imminent US annexation.
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Republic of Cuba
Tomas Estrada Palma
United States
America
Cuba
Roosevelt
Republic of
Hay
Madrid
Daniel Sickles
Republic of the North
Springfield
Harry H. Williams
Government Post Office
Willams
Palma Salary Bill Approved by Senate in Havana
Havana June 18 The Senate approved a bill fixing President Palma's salary at 25 dollars a year and Vice President Estevez's salary at 0 dollars a year.
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Havana
Senate
Spain to Appoint a Minister to Cuba
MADRID June 16 The government announces it will appoint a minister to the Cuban republic, signaling a formal diplomatic move and continuation of official ties with Havana.
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Spain
Madrid
Shot by His Son at Berrien Springs
Benton Harbor Mich June 14 William Fikesall was fatally wounded by his son John after returning home and forcing entry by breaking down the door. John opened fire four times, ending in a deadly shooting and a fatal injury to the father.
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Benton Habor
Mich
Willam Fikesall
John
Berrien Springs
President Roosevelt Invited Across Midwest and West
Washington dispatch reports President Roosevelt flooded with invitations to visit midwestern cities including Cincinnati Detroit and Grand Rapids as Congressmen urge him to tour. Dinwiddie clan reunion at Hebron Indiana eyed, with Roosevelt honorary member but date open. Also notes nominations and naval matters plus civil service debate over Rebecca J Taylor dismissal.
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Indianapolis Journal
Washington
White House
Middle West
Cincinnati
Detroit
Grand Rapids
Minneapolis
Crumpacker
United States
Hebron
Ind
Burton Defends GOP Unity Over Cleveland Chair Choice
Representative Burton of Ohio released a statement on Republican troubles in Cleveland underscoring that federal officials dictated no party policy. He says the party was split with two factions and that Howland was chosen to heal divisions, a choice later opposed by three federal officials tied to one faction, risking the election.
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Washington
Burton
Ohio
Cleveland
Howland
Ohio Senator Hanna declines 1940 presidential candidacy
Florence Ohio Senator M A Hanna responds to Colonel Cutter Smith's suggestion that he run for President in 1940. He expresses gratitude for the friendship and confidence but states he is not to be considered a candidate for the nomination in 1940.
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The
Steel Trust
Florence
Ala
M. A. Hanna
Ohio
Cutter Smith
Smith
Chamberlain Wins Oregon Governor Race by 256 Votes
Portland report notes George E. Chamberlain Democrat leads William J. Furnish Republican by 256 in the official state vote count for governor.
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Portland
Ore
George E. Chamberlain
William J. Furnish
Independent Booking Agency forms to sidestep syndicate
New organization in New York unites theatrical managers to secure bookings independently of the syndicate. Founders Harrison Grey Fiske Maurice Campbell and James K Hackett state aims not to compete for profit. eight attractions join including Mrs Fiske Henrietta Crossman James K Hackett in The Crisis and Isabel Irving in a specialty company for The Crisis Mistress Nell and Captain Molly. London divorce granted to Julie Opp from Robert Lorraine on desertion and misconduct. Although the case was not defended the pair wed November 5 1887.
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New York
Theatrical Syndicate
Independent
Harrison Grey Fiske
Maurice Campbell
James K. Hackett
Fiske
Henrietta Crossman
James X K. Hackett
Isabel Irving
Nell
Molly
London
Julie Opp
Robert Lorraine
Ayme Arrives in San Juan After Relief Work
Louis H. Ayme arrives in San Juan Porto Rico aboard the Potomac after aiding relief efforts in Martinique. A banquet is held in his honor by Governor Hunt and U S naval officers, with several newspaper correspondents present. He is expected to sail to New York next Wednesday on the Caracas with a possible return aboard the Cincinnati.
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Coghlan
Brooklyn
New York Navy Yard
Washington
Lord Pauncefote
England
Annapolis
Rock Creek
St. Louis
San Juan
Porto Rico
Louis H. Ayme
United States Us
Guadeloupe
Martinique
United States
Potomac
Ayme
Governor Hunt
Thomas C. McLean
Cincinnati
Benjamin B. McCormick
New York
Red PD Line
Caracas
Levi C Weir Stricken At Home In Locust Valley
Levi C. Weir of Adams Express Company collapsed at his Locust Valley country home in the evening after a day of apparent health. He grew suddenly worse after a period of conversation and was reported seriously ill.
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New York
Levi C. Weir
Adams Express Company
Locust Valley
N. Y
The
Herald
Weir
Two Pension Bills Move Through House Actions
The House debated pension reform bills including restoring widows’ pensions after remarriage, increasing disability pensions, and raising dependent allowances. It approved changes to payments for total disability and aid conditions, and passed the bill governing widows and second marriages. It also failed to advance a plan to retire Hawaiian coinage, and rejected a ship subsidylike transportation bill for Philippine supplies. The day closed with adjournment after routine business and notices.
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Fredericksburg
Hungh Mercer
Continental Congress
Miers
Indiana
Gaines
Tennessee
Southard
Ohio
United States
Porto Rico
Stevens
Minnesota
Secretary of War
Philippines
Pacific Ocean
Eero Alabama
Philippine
Mr. Richardson
Mr. Stevens
Mr. Clay
Alabama
Am Willing
Filippines
Erite
Texas
Clayton
Snodgrass
Good
Cochran
Missouri
Jons Mt Racuington Ates
Jones
Rebecca J. Taylor
Committee On
Indian Affairs
House
Senate Debates Panama Route Amid Dock Charges Bill Passage
In Washington on June 16 the Senate passed the London dock charges bill without division after days of debate. Senators Cullom and Kittredge urged the Isthmian canal via Panama, citing the Isthmian commission report and title to property. They argued party lines faded on the question and Spooner amendment support varied.
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Senate
Cullom
Mlinois
Kittredge
South Dakota
Panama
Isthmian Commission
Spooner
United States
Nicaragua
Costa Rica
Spooner Amendmen
Isthmian Canal
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