Fragmented OCR fragment hints at 1910s political chatter and war anecdotes
The readable passages sketch a chatty column with references to William Jennings Bryan era politics, a Terre Haute lawyer in diplomatic service, and a Civil War style clash where Daniel Monaghan and Fred Mears are mentioned. The tone imitates a small-town newspaper column mixing politics, local figures, and war reminiscences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B.lamb
Terre ‘Hate
Switzerland
Dr. Taggart
Terre Baute Lawyer
Toreigh Service
Temperance as a Political Virtue in Public Leaders
The piece argues personal temperance shapes public life, citing Roosevelt and Clark as examples. It asserts most public figures are abstainers or teetotalers, with leaders setting moral tone and reducing alcohol harm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Joe
Clark
Padlietian
Tat Nevers
Iniako
Daviess County
Indiana
Fairbanks
Marshall
Indua
Statner
United States
Diana Ib
Teatotaler
Itizen
Purcell Tribute Reflects on Late Editor Belab
The Vincennes Sun notes a somber tribute to E. Purcell editor, recalling his guiding presence and the "infinite candor" of his companionship. Mentions memories of his life and the hopeful but quiet solace readers offer as they reflect on his passing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Purcell
Vincenndis Sun
Sun
Mimons
Stephen Belab
Dni Pottina
Canara
Taleael
Father Hip
Indiana Legislature Delayed by Suffragist Turbulence
Fragmented notes on the Indiana legislative committee appointments and suffrage protests. Mentions New York to Albany demonstration, reflections on memory and virtue, and a critique of authorities amid political tension. Also references a Delhi bombing, Mrs Bryan in Washington, and unrelated political chatter.
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New ‘York
Albany
Bryan
Washington
Congress
Sinbad
Qld
Reform and Ridicule Surround a Divided Indiana District
The piece portrays William Cullop’s second district candidacy amid Democratic factions. It laments silence from supporters, questions possible federal appointments, and imagines his withdrawal to a European ambassadorial role, contrasting local politics with distant power.
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New Democratic National Administration
Culldo
Stawa
Indiana
William
Posthumous portrait and political musings in Tribune comments
The New York Tribune column reflects on wealth, merit, and American character, praising thrift and industry while critiquing class prejudice. It weighs figures including President Wilson and Bryan, suggesting cabinet dynamics and democratic alignment amid shifting political tides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Tribune
Bat White
Heid
Birshing
Underwood
Wiltson
Bryan
Wilton
Marsham
I Chronicle
Postmaster Hiring Bill Aims for Fast Hearing on Charges
Debate centers on a Bristow bill that would require a full hearing after written charges before employing postmasters. It closely tracks Mrs Cullen's measure and could be enacted quickly, while Mr. Cullop proposes an amendment to retake initiation, signaling further changes to procedure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cullen
Melsure
Cullop
Keep Christmas by living for others not self
The piece urges observing Christmas through selfless acts and consideration for others. It calls readers to forget personal grievance, reflect on what they owe the world, and serve neighbors with kindness to keep the Christmas spirit alive beyond the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drew
Ture White
Gardiner
Belding
Herald
Philosphy
Henry
van, Dyke
Bethlehem - Nineta
Jovet
Kgen
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Mr. Beld
Lfe
Vincennes
London
India
Delhi
Wa Hington
Davings County
Walle Liaher
Pedi Séc
Wileda
Zachary Taylor
Gressman
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Vin
William Allen
Jerich
Incennes
Ertilizei
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