Speech of Thom R. Mark Shall at Richmond Democratic rally
The Richmond address by Thomas R. Mark Shall, a prominent Democrat, is highlighted for its persuasive defense of Marxball and attack on Republican tariff policy. The piece quotes epigrammatic lines urging adherence to law, criticizing aristocracy, and criticizing corporate influence. It notes calls for tariff revision, civil governance, and opposition to state-to-general government power, alongside commentary on Taft and Decoration Day controversies. The report also mentions a forthcoming Indiana music festival and Arkansas delegates backing Bryan.
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R. Mark Shall
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Richmond
Mureball
Tipney
Democrat Party
Democratic Party
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Stevney Taft
General Grank
Roosevelt
Republican Congress
Pagan
The Flying Man and Early Air Experiments in Rome
A fragmentary report notes Noterico Sympe Dumont circling the Eiffel Tower and M Delagrange's aeroplane efforts in Rome, highlighting wind challenges and limited endurance. It argues that practical flight remains dependent on reliable power and sufficient fuel, with airships offering little practicality beyond novelty.
Trip to Europe for Rockport debutante group
Mise Helen Barnett daughter of George Barnett of Rockport wins a popularity contest in Evansville with Miss Barnett achieving 195633 votes. Six young ladies depart Evansville June 18 for New York then sail to Europe visiting notable sites. Weather notes show May precipitation in Indianapolis at 6.19 inches, above the long term average.
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George’ Barnett
Rockport
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Europe
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Indianapolis Weather‘ Bureau
Taft Fails to Sustain Charges Against Grant
A June New York World report claims Secretary Taft failed to sustain charges against Grant. It states Taft refused to order a court martial and attributes the resignation to personal issues and political pressures, noting Grant’s family and past service. The piece discusses perceptions of Grant and Taft’s wartime decisions.
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Grant
Bulaw
Cape
iMiy
Jefferson Davis
Fetter Ward
Equal Right to Highways Cites Automobile Rules
A fragmentary historical notice discusses automobile rights and speed limits. It notes that law governs operation and registration of motor vehicles, fixing reasonable speeds and requiring lights and brakes. Drivers must yield to pedestrians and animals, and horse drawn carriages must move to the right to share the road.
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Respite granted in Jeffries case amid clemency appeal
In a sequence of legal actions across multiple cases, a respite was granted for William Jeffries pending clemency appeal. Gov Folk referenced no aggravating circumstances. no evidence showed Jeffries murdered the robber in question. The boards and courts continue to review related petitions and related debt and damages suits in New York and other jurisdictions.
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Usslet
Jetha Hee
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Folk
Wuse Ter
Southern Nebraska soaked and rail lines flooded
Southern Nebraska faced heavy rain with the Republican river flooding out of banks near Superior and Blue River breaches. Traffic slowed, tracks damaged east and west of towns like Bostwick Hanover Fairbury Marysville and Deshler reported high water. Confederate veteran Capt James E Cox dies of gangrene from a nail trim. Cleveland anniversary celebrated in Princeton. Gendarmes clash with strikers at Vigeaux. Kingdon Gould faces forfeiture trial in New York. Erie foundry fire causes major damage and unknown losses.
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Farmer Henry Roeder Expects High Berry Harvest Near Evansville
Farmer Henry Roeder near Evansville reports a thriving blackberry patch yielding up to 200 gallons per harvest, with an average price around 25 cents per gallon. He projects 200 bushels or more from his patch and anticipates a modest profit after expenses.
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Evansville
Republican Extravagance in Government Spending
The piece critiques President Roosevelt and his administration for extravagant spending and expanded federal offices. It cites congressional appropriations surpassing prior totals, a rising deficit, military budgets, and a surge in new government offices, contrasted with historical figures from the Cleveland and McKinley eras. Local commentary includes a cartoonish reaction from Judge Bas and a Daily Cluesy reporter quote.
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Pastors boycott orator and graduation clash
The article reports pastors boycotting a speaker, Casini presenting June 4 in Ballaville, and Nick Perrin of Ballaville addressing grads amid city tensions. It also notes a murder verdict in a separate case, with no juries in a criminal appeal. Locomotive Brotherhood election details follow, naming Baker of Columbus and C H Salmann, plus a Hawaii royal’s death in Frisco with pneumonia at a hotel.
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Pearl Harbor as Naval Base to Guard Pacific Fleet
The article outlines a vast plan to build the United States greatest naval station at Pearl Harbor Hawaii on Oahu Island. It details costs from preliminary work to total estimates near ten million dollars and describes strategic defenses including cliffs, heavy guns, dredging, a drydock, and supply routes to protect Hawaii and the Pacific coast.
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Presiding Elder No More and Methodist Revisions Debated
Baltimore June 3 The term presiding elder is to be replaced by superintendent under a central conference minority report adopted by vote 3225 against. The change aims to standardize leadership across the church. Rev Dr Richard J C Neusee was reelected book editor for all Methodist Episcopal publications. Bristol Pa A man named Joseph L Lovett of Emile died aged 106 after a long life. details surrounding his death and a related deed are noted in local reports.
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Mild Laxative For Baby's Stomach Relief
An old advertisement promotes Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a safe laxative and stomach remedy for babies and families. It touts gentle relief for colic and indigestion, with testimonials from mothers and a claim of natural action against torpid liver and dyspepsia.
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