Roosevelt may favor Indian running mate in 1904
The piece notes Roosevelt’s possible preference for an Indian as his vice president in 1904 and warns against elevating a mere “professor” to the top of the ticket. It also reports Prof James Weber Linn’s new book accusing John D. Rockefeller of donating money to Linn’s own salary.
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Chicago University
James Weber Linn
John D. Rockefeller
Linn
Senate
Br.Reed. Smoot
Utah
Smoot
Congress
Hoar
Rev
Drishard
Utah Iig
Washington
Eating Up the Earth editorial critique amid protection debates
The Indianapolis News has long opposed protection, framing it as a path to profits for vested interests at the masses' expense. An editorial titled Eating Up the Earth questions prosperity explanations, citing the Boston News Bureau's export import analysis after seven years of protection policy.
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Indianapolis News
How the United States is Eating Up the Earth
A Boston paper notes that in 1902 imports of luxuries dropped to 14.42 percent while materials of industry rose to 46.8 percent and our own exports outpaced imports. It explains that cotton wheat and corn now buy more foreign goods, showing the prosperity from rising domestic value and asking if a U.S. dollar now equals two foreign dollars.
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Boston
United States
Smoot Banquet Row Sparks Southern Outrage
A Muncie Times editorial cites Senator-elect Smoot hosting a banquet with African Americans, provoking southern anger and calls to “shoot the Smoots.” The item contrasts northern reactions with southern sentiment. Legislative cost figures from the Indiana assembly are noted in other clippings.
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Smoot
South
Muncie
Bryan Still Considered Favorite in Clark County Democrats
The Clark County Democratic paper reports Bryan leads the local party’s presidential preference with 30 votes from 84 respondents, followed by Hill 17 Olney 11 Parker 7 Johnson 5 Gorman 3 and agatter ing 5, indicating Bryan remains the choice of Clark County Democrats.
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Clark County
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Hill
Olney
Parker
Johnson
Gorman
Agatter
Ing
Corydon
Sydney firm orders flags and Fourth of July buttons
A Sydney company booked 64 690 worth of American flags and 2 000 gross of Fourth of July buttons. The piece critiques the era, noting fireworks, Declaration copies, and potential accidents as part of a holiday. It comments on Venezuela, 1902 trade balances, and Democratic politics with strong opinions on candidates and leadership.
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Sydney
End of Congress Celebrates Short Session Progress
Washington reports the Fifty seventh Congress closed a brief session with all appropriation bills passed and agreed to after a 3 am recess March 4. Senators Aldrich and Lodge praised the session as productive, noting key measures on the army, commerce, trusts, and a naval expansion.
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D. C
Congress
Aldrich
Lodge
Department of Commerce and Labor
Roosevelt Vetoes Bailey Bill Amid Military Scandals
The President vetoed the bill restoring Ward L. Bailey to Captain rank and retired list after Bailey’s 26 years in the army. He faced accusations of embezzlement drunkenness insubordination and disorder with earlier dismissal upheld by court and clemency in 1874.
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Grand ‘Army
Republic
Lisé
Ward L. Bailey
Bailey
Roosevelt
Waatch
Roonevelt
C.a.s
High School Notes Recap Of May Activities And Plans
Juniors took geometry during Mayday exams while the freshman class prepared for a party tonight at Misty Flanagan’s Walnut Street home. Teachers Milgg and Tadsworth handled geometry and physiology quizzes as Prof. Allen moved pupils for behavior. The track team prepares for outdoor events at Bedford on May 22, with Orleans hoping to host the 2003 meet and a large city delegation expected to attend.
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C. P. Milgg
The
Baptist Church
Tadsworth
Principle Allen
Prof
Riebhardt
Hoe
Tedia
Misty Flanagan
Walnut Street
Bedford
Orleans
Orleans Herald
Chamberlains remedies praised in small town notices
Advertisement snippets praise Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and Stomach and Liver Tablets for dysentery kidney disease and stomach issues. Local druggists Clappy and Clapps Brug Store sell the products alongside Mrs Austins Pancake Flour. An old soldier from Versailles Ohio credits Electric Hitters with recovery and longevity promises.
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C. B.wingfiedd
Pray
Chamberlain
Clappy Drug Store
J. J. Haveng
Versailles
J. N. Jones
Foley's Honey and Tar Promises Lung Strength and Pneumonia Prevention
The advertisement warns that neglecting a cold can lead to pneumonia and weakened lungs. It promotes Foley's Honey and Tar as a remedy to stop coughs, heal the lungs, and prevent pneumonia, claiming en grippe coughs respond quickly to its curative qualities. Smith and Winton endorse the product.
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Foley
Smith & Winton
Vintage Patent Medicine Ads and Remedies Across Local Stores
A collage of 19th century style remedies and consumer ads. Claims promote Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets to cleanse the stomach and boost appetite. Hives cure in Dean's Ointment. Mrs. Austin's pancakes and Foley's Kidney Cure praised by customers in testimonial-like snippets.
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Clapps Brug Store
Chamberlain
Clapps
Rug Store
Severe Cold Cleared After Foley's Honey and Tar
A. J. Nusbaum of Batesville, Inc. details three months of severe cold. After unsuccessful druggist and physician remedies, he used Foley's Honey and Tar and was cured in eight doses. Refuse substitutes. Smith & Winton.
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A.J. Nusbaum
Batesville, Inc
Foley
Smith & Winton
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