The Desirables Debate on Immigration in California
The piece argues immigration and Asiatic land ownership provoke heated debate in California. It contrasts views on Japanese landholding, cheap versus skilled labor, and the role of immigrants in industrial growth, noting opinion is divided and political interests fuel race rhetoric.
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Political Unity The GOP Split and Path to Reconciliation
The piece argues for a genuine coalition between Republican factions and Progressives, urging rank and file unity over leadership, and warns against artificial unification. It compares political realignment to historic shifts, discussing past public debates and the need to forget old quarrels to prepare for future governance.
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Community letter defends dogs amid city debate
A Bloomington telephone column reprints views arguing against killing all dogs, noting loyal pets and useful hunting dogs. The letter praises dogs as essential companions and warns against destructive public sentiment toward canines. It contrasts good and bad dogs and cites The Washington Herald’s stance.
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Postmaster Burris faces party attacks over accusations
A disputed attack on Postmaster Benjamin Burris of Washington centers on alleged politicking in his appointment and past campaign expenses. Critics demand accountability while Burris defends his conduct, urging Democrats to focus on merit rather than smear, amid broader civil service politics.
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Indiana and Midwest Tornado and Storm Toll Mentioned
Regional papers recount a sweeping cyclone and heavy rains across Indiana and neighboring states. Reports cite widespread damage, river flooding, and multiple city impacts from Dayton to West Columbia, with bridges and rail lines washed away and numerous casualties suspected.
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Flood recovery notes praise for railroad workers and leaders
The message lauds railway employees for rapid flood repairs across affected sections and credits teamwork for restoring traffic. It recalls past achievements like the overseas line from Miami to West, and notes the illness and death of a former director, Edward S. Flagler era ties.
Henry M Flagler Dies in Florida Home at Palm Beach
Henry M Flagler, eighty three, founder of the Overseas Railway project from Miami to Key West, died at his Palm Beach winter home after weeks of illness. Born 1850 in Coringa or Agua, his early life is little known, later rising as a capitalist railroad magnate. He recently suffered a fall down stairs, with age cited as a factor in his passing.
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Rebekah assembly selects Richmond woman as treasurer
Harriet Spekenheir of Richmond was chosen treasurer on the second ballot, with advancement possible to president. Ida S. VanDorin becomes president, and a full slate of officers including Ella Clark Bloomington as vice president and Mary Silpy as warden are named. installation follows at Tomlinson Hall amid additional ceremonies and a grand lodge convocation.
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Indianapoli
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Indianapolis
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Highway Upkeep License Fees discussed by Legislature
A legislative summary outlines a new motor vehicle law. It covers definitions, registration within ten days, filing with the secretary of state, vehicle numbers issued at no cost, and annual fees of one dollar. The measure focuses on funding road maintenance through these licenses.
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Indiana Car Law Provisions Outline Fees and Penalties
The draft text details motor vehicle rules including registration taxes, driver licensing, and penalties. Provisions cover dealer car sales, license fees of 25 dollars, brake and light requirements, obedience to signals, and fines up to 100 dollars. It also allocates registration and road funds among counties and townships.
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Thieves Escape With Money From Grand Hotel Desk
A robbery at the Grand hotel between 11 PM Monday and 2 AM Tuesday stole money and checks totaling about 250 dollars from a desk box. The clerk saw a pale figure in a white coat flee the scene as lights went out. Police searched the area, noting the getaway involved exit through a stairwell and a porter’s assistance.
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