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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1905
Page
4
In the ad the rates show six cents per week by carrier in city limits, $1.50 for six months outside the city in advance, and $3.00 per year outside the city. It mentions New York and Chicago offices in the World Bidg and Tribune Bidg.
A critique notes Mayor Holtzman writes self interviews to present his views, questions, and answers in advance for newspapers. The piece mocks the tactic as self serving and praises his clever method while flagging others’ reactions. It cites quotes and references to politicians and events to illustrate media manipulation in public discourse.
A Victorian tone praises baseball as a beloved American pastime that clears troubles, lifts spirits, and unites society. It contrasts it with card games, calls out entertainment figures, and lauds the sport for its broad appeal across classes while noting public sentiment and personal virtue.
A thinly veiled critique of corporate influence on religious and educational institutions. The author argues that corporations become am artificial conscience free entity driving money above higher ideals, endangering ethics in colleges, churches, and philanthropies, and warns trustees to safeguard morality over revenues.
Charles R. Flint is fond of fast steam yachts and owns several. He currently has the Arrow, claimed as the fastest steam yacht of its kind in the world. Flint uses the Arrow when weather permits and often lives aboard the vessel.
Citizens from Charles G to Capt. J Atkins share views on Republican ticket candidacy municipal ownership and water purity. Officials urge enforcement of unlicensed vehicles while residents discuss crime relief religions labor California unions and the Shivation Army. The piece notes public care for horses and current cigarette laws and advertises local stores and National Rebate Stamps.
Sunday April 16 1905 brings notes on favorable birthdesy with wealth growth in family joy and clever offspring. The Monday forecast warns against risks and advises safeguarding money while noting troubles for a child born that day and limited success.
The article notes Gen Nogi Gen Kuroki and Field Marshal Oyama as Presbyterian church members with Oyama’s wife in good standing. It also mentions Admiral Togo as Roman Catholic, illustrating a mix of religious affiliations among Japan’s senior military leaders.
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