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Newspaper

The Indianapolis Journal

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1902

Page

18

Newport Indecorous Set Defines Its Foreign Ties

A blistering portrait of Newport society lauds its indifference to rank and scandal, detailing lavish spending by the titled foreign element and the rigid social gatekeeping that favors wealth and title over merit. It contrasts Monte Carlo and European resorts, warns of overindulgence, and questions the value of Newport’s costly six‑week season.

New York Newport France Canaille Duc de Newpor Berger's Ennui Cnre Cornelius Vanderbilt Eccentriques Monte Carlo Trouville Aix Les Bains Ostend England Eres Atlantic Coast Massachusetts Canadian Line City

Why He Sneaked Of

A Philadelphia business man who travels abroad explains his secrecy about trips to avoid being used as a purchasing agent and smuggler. Friends pressed him for commissions, sometimes paying nothing or demanding items smuggled duty-free, creating repeated nuisance.

Philadelphia Paris London Berlin

Slang and Patter from a Portland Oregonian Cartoon

A playful, oblique snippet from the Portland Oregonian appears to riff on slang and flirtation lines about paying in strange currencies and various actions with the body. The piece misprints and tangled phrases read like a humor column or street talk from an earlier era.

Coal Field Children and Unionism in Mines and Mills

An extensive critique in a New York Evening Post letter argues poverty drives child labor in Pennsylvania coal regions. It links large families and low mine wages to schooling neglect, describes underage work in coal breakers and textile mills, and notes weak birth registration and mining laws. The piece calls for birth registration and stricter child labor enforcement to curb exploitation.

New York Evening Vt Mitchell Plymouth Union of The Textile Workers of America Pennsylvania New York Nanticoke United States

Dooley for Alcalde Brings Hope to San Juan Campaign

The Brooklyn and San Juan businessman Henry W. Dooley lines up as the first American candidate for alcalde of San Juan Puerto Rico. He faces Senor Manuel Egoscue in a bitter contest, with both American Federal and Republican factions vying for influence as 750 voters decide the fate of local government. The campaign features plazas meetings, formal nomination by the American Federals, and celebrations with Sousa’s band amid a citywide clash over future autonomy and U.S. ties.

Dooley Alcalde San Juan Porto Rico Henry W. Dooley Brooklyn American Federal Party Republican Party of Lke Los Turbas Republican Ring Republican Party Liberal United States Sisterhood of States Tabor Mr. Dooley Senor Acuna Sousa Eee

England's Flag Debate Sparks Navy Ensign Clash

The New York Commercial Advertiser notes a controversy over England's national flag as Portsmouth harbor showpiece the Foudroyant, a private museum ship, displayed the union jack during coronation review but was ordered to lower it. The Times suggests England lacks a single universal national flag, though the jack appears on many ensigns.

New York England Times Portsmouth Foudroyant Portsmouth Harbor

The Dentist as Artist and Healer in Moral Reform

A Chicago Advance piece reflects on dentistry as art and science, comparing professional care to moral repair. The narrator admires dental progress, notes strict training, and muses that ministers and reformers should match such precision to heal both body and spirit, since sin is a deeper disease.

Chicago Havana Ike Mark Twain General McClellan

Poe Recital in Richmond Draws Tiny Audience

Dr. John F. Carter reports in Lippincott's Magazine on Edgar Allan Poe's November Richmond recital at Mrs. Mackenzie's. Nine attendees plus two companions heard Poe read The Raven and Annabel Lee with a plain delivery lacking his usual eerie flair, following a suggestion from Mrs. Mackenzie about a public recital.

Mr. Poe Richmond Imi Duncan Latne Jane Mackenzie Poe Rosalie John F. Carter Lippincott's Magazine Exchange Julia Mayo Cabell Annabel Lee Mrazie

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