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Newspaper

The Indianapolis Journal

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1902

Page

10

Knox on trusts and Congress power to regulate commerce

Attorney General Knox told Pittsburgh Chamber of Commerce that trusts are modern industrial combinations needing control, not destruction. He argued Congress has power under the Commerce Clause to regulate or extend anti trust laws, with emphasis on overcapitalization, publicity, price discrimination, and maintaining fair competition for public welfare.

Pittsburg Knox Chamber of Commerce Schenley W. H. Keech Congress Supreme Court Department of Justice Supreme Court of the United States Morris Run Coal Company Barclay Coal Company Supreme Court of Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Su= Court of Pennsylvania New York

College Entrance Examination Board progress report

The second annual report from the College Entrance Examination Board outlines broad progress and aims. It notes 180 exam sites this year up from 69, with 1362 candidates and 35 colleges sought, praising cooperation among colleges, stable definitions, ties with secondary schools, uniform standards, and cost efficiency.

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Maisie and Father Trade Quips Over Worth in Coal

In a sharp exchange Maisie declares her dear status while her Father notes a boast about value. He quips he called her worth in coal rather than gold highlighting wit and family dynamics.

Maisie

Fairbanks Urges Young Men to Choose Wisely in La Porte

In La Porte Indiana Senator Charles W Fairbanks urged young men to value the elective franchise and vote for the party that best serves national interests He argued the Republican party has a stronger record and future prospects than the Democrats A large crowd attended with both Republicans and notable Democrats among the listeners.

Laporte Ind Charles W. Fairbanks Republican Party Democratic Party Senator Fairbanks Opera House Aponte County Frank Doran A. J. Hickey Or House Horace Wardner Curtis Co. Travis R. B. Short Laporte County Thomas Harding James D. Reid Michigan City John Newman Albert P. Hunt Lyman B. Ashton Francis H. Doran Wm. A. Banks Jonathan Crumpacker Supreme Court New Mexico George H. Story Fred Henoch M. R. Sutherland Amos Sarbor Fairbanks Hickey Indiana United States Senate Crumpacker Tenth District Washington C.A. C

Riddles Big Meeting In Indiana Campaign Swing

Seymour Riddle, lawyer politician, spoke in Washington Indiana urging support for Bryan Democracy against Judge R M Miers in the Second district race. The meeting drew a large crowd and reflected Democratic anger over Bryan being snubbed by Indiana leaders. Riddle plans several county visits while Miers supporters organize to limit attendance.

Indianapolis Journal Washington Ind Seymour Riddle Bryan Democracy Riddle R. M. Miers Congress Miers Bryan Indiana Friends of Representative

Nominated A Clerk By Jasper County Republicans

Jasper county Republican convention met in Rensselaer Indiana to nominate a candidate for Circuit Court clerk. Charles C. Warner of Rensselaer was chosen on the first ballot amid questions over the law extending clerk terms to January first after regular terms expired.

Indianapolis Journal Rensselaer Ind Jasper County Republican Convention Charles C. Warner Vention M. L. Clawson Indianapolis Warner Charles E. Mills John F. Major

Merchants Association Rebate Plan For Indianapolis Shoppers

The Merchants Association of Indianapolis offers a refund of round trip fare within forty miles for customers who spend $25 at any member store or across all stores. An additional 1 percent rebate applies to purchases over $25. Customers must request a rebate book at participating stores, log each purchase, and present the book at Columbia National Bank between 8 am and 6 pm to receive the rebate.

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Modoc and Richmond Republicans rally in October drives

In Modoc Indiana Secretary of State Union B Hunt spoke to a crowded audience amid rain and enthusiasm for continued Republican policies. The event featured Modo c Glee Club performances and Hunt urged support while Democrats attended and listened. In Richmond Indiana Col E P Thayer and other GOP leaders planned precinct meetings with Fassett Cotton and Nat Hill present. Senator Beveridge delay dampened spirits for an anticipated visit before Oct 30.

Indianapolis Journal Modoc Ind Secretary of State Union B. Hunt Mr. Hunt Knights of Pythias Lodge Modoc Glee Club Indianapolis Hunt Richmond Col. E. P. Thayer Greenfield Fassett A. Cotton Nat A. Hill Bloomington Wineburg Wayne County Beveridge

Posey to Address Monroe Township Republicans in Parker

Frank B. Posey of Evansville will speak to Monroe township Republicans at the Parker opera house on Wednesday October 2. A large crowd is expected. Posey is well known locally. Representative Cromer will not speak here on October 18, and that meeting has been canceled.

Indianapolis Journal Parker Ind Frank B. Posey Evansville Monroe Township Opera House Posey Cromer

Czar as a Reforming Reformer in Russian History

In a portrait of Nicholas II, journalist I Toujoroff notes the Czar’s plan to meet 200 Russians including professors and offenders to hear grievances and seek internal remedies. The piece frames his move as a statecraft effort to temper Russia’s looming crisis and contrasts his reformist stance with the entrenched bureaucracy.

I. Toujoroff Nicholas II Hague Russia Ehind Nicholas III Alexander II

Nicholas II to personally study Russia's grievances in imperial reform

The Czar plans direct governance and inquiries into administration, education, and public worship, aiming to diagnose and reform what he calls the empire's inward disease. He replaces the minister of education, opens the imperial study to citizens, and signals a new political era amid widespread unrest and calls for change.

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Beans and Beans Meehan’s Magazine excerpt

An excerpt discussing beans and their growth with humorous observations. It traces early mentions of beans in American discovery, noting 142 Columbus voyage finds in Cuba and references to beans among Peruvian Indians. The passage cites Bancroft and Candolie in discussing Mexico’s bean varieties.

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