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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 16, 1900

Page

4

McKinley and Bryan in the 1900 election outlook

The piece argues McKinley is weaker than four years ago while Bryan could pose a stronger challenge. It cites tariff dissatisfactions, trust growth, and Republican missteps under Hanna as factors shaping public support, with Bryan’s chances tied to the tariff and the administration’s actions in the Philippines and Puerto Rico. It warns Republicans are hypnotized by Mark Hanna despite troubling signs for McKinley.

Épublican Party Bryan Sun McKinley Bryan iscKinley Philippines Onesident Eivil Mrr Mr.McKinsey Congress Griggs Nomi Mark Hanna

Fragmented Speech At State Convention On Puerto Rico

A garbled section from a state convention remarks on Puerto Rico featuring snickers and cat calls. The speaker praises unity with the United States while noting crowd reactions and the perceived state of patriotism.

Tate Lery Puerto Rico United States of North Amerigates

Unclear OCR fragments from convention notice

Fragmentary OCR text shows reference to a publican convention and resolutions. The readable parts mention a 4 percent rate and a note about two reads and hands in the matter, but no coherent event or outcome is present.

Honest Country Folk Win President's Favor at Ceremony

A group from Indiana and other rural Americans meet the president, recall names, and hear the president say he likes to meet such people. The Indiana man proudly announces twin boys named Willam and McKinley. Stories of Grover Cleveland, Thaddeus Stevens, and West Virginia congressmen are recounted with lighthearted humor.

Dewey Col. Loeffier Indiana Jinks Willam McKinley Busters Joe Mitchell Chapple National Aea Grover Cleveland White House Cleveland West Virginia Little State Thomas B.reed West Mr. Freer New York

Immortality Sermons Span Many Local Clergy Views

Reverends from First Baptist to Central Christian present varied takes on immortality, heaven, and the afterlife. They emphasize trust in Christ, the permanence of biblical truth, and immortality as a present possession shaping life now.

Dewey Maryland Dakota George Senator Clark Wyoming Senator Shoup F. C. Ainsworth N. O. Murphy Arizona Johnson Washington Yassir Joseph Milburn Second Presbyterian Merion Crosley Heaven A. B. Philputt

Political satire and press echoes passée in Indiana papers

A collage of editorials and quips from Evansville Journal Muncie News Plymouth Independent Anderson Herald Waterloo Press Greenfield Herald and Muncie Star lampooning Dewey Bryan Hobson and political strategy. The mix riffs on prosperity fears baby names voting power and pivotal early 20th century politics.

Evansville Journal Muncie Herald Kentucky Waterloo Press Bryan Dewey Greenfield Herald Hobson Hong Kong Muncie

Bits from the papers on elections and politics

A collage of editorials and opinions from Philadelphia Times St Paul Dispatch New York Evening Sun Buffalo Times and Minneapolis Times arguing about American politics Bryanism and party loyalties. They discuss Dewey Bryan independence and Puerto Rican bills provoking mixed reactions.

Britain Philadelphia Times Dewey St. Paul New York Evening Sun Henry Watterson Bryan Buffalo Times Republican Party Congress Minneapolis Times

Jefferson League Banquet in Indiana Gathers Speakers

Jefferson league of Indiana held a banquet at the German House on Saturday night with Henry Warrum as toastmaster. J. P. Dunn spoke on the flag and Kern predicted a momentous upcoming campaign. Other speakers included Fitzgerald, Shea, Spaan, Cox, Drummond, Smith, McCullough, Kiseler, Bhively, and a letter from South Bend.

Jefferson League Jefferson League of Indiana Henry Warrum J. P. Dunn John ‘W. Kern M. E. Fitzgerald Joseph Shea Henry N. Spaan Charles E. ‘Cox Charles Drummond A. G. Smith J. ‘'E. McCullough Frank

John F Mayer Dies at 78 in Indianapolis Home

John F Mayer, 78, died Sunday morning at his residence 223 E St Joseph St Indianapolis. He arrived in 1852 and built an umbrella factory later starting a picture frame shop. He helped create a German English school and helped organize the Socialer turnverein of the German house. A widow and an adopted daughter survive. Funeral from the home Tuesday at 2 p m.

John F. Mayer E. St. Joseph St Indianapolis Socialerturnverein

Restaurant Notes Incomplete OCR Item

Fragmentary OCR text references a dining venue and individuals, with unclear roles or events. The readable words suggest a restaurant context and names but provide no cohesive action, date, or outcome to form a complete news item.

Engagements and Society Happenings Across Town

Mrs. John C. New and husband travel to Richmond. Miss Bertha Hammerly to Robert Mills announce their engagement. Laura Huey to William J. Johnson of Muscatine, Iowa, publicizes her engagement. A First Baptist church reception honors Rev. D. J. Ellison Monday night. Madonna exhibit planned at St. Paul’s church Tuesday to Thursday. Mrs. W. H. Smith hosts Meridian Street Church Ladies circle Tuesday at Hotel English. Mannerchor Easter Hall Monday evening to feature elaborate decorations. Ballroom to display 3,000 roses. Miss Tr L vors instituted. Dios chapter and a revolution in wine note.

John C. New Richmond Bertha Hammerly Robert 3 Mills Laura Huey William J. Johnson Muscatine D. J. Ellison First Baptist Church St. Paul's Church W. H. Smith Meridian St. Church English Mannerchor Dios

Sunday Snapshots From War News and Local Tragedies

A digest of scattered reports covers famine among Arizona natives and muttered policy notes. Incidents include killings in Lexington and Chicago politics, naval manpower cuts, and airless labor strikes.

Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil Promises Quick Relief

An old advert touts Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil as instant relief for burns cuts sprains and accidents. It promotes household use and emphasizes quick danger reduction from bodily pain.

Dr. Thomas

Old Nurse for Children Adverts and Remedies

An old advertisement page promotes Mrs Winslow s Soothing Syrup for teething children claiming it soothes gums relieves pain and treats wind colic and diarrhea. Also features neckbands for shirts free Progress Laundry contact Tel 1121 and Merchant s 3c Restaurant 50 NTL open day and night. A free illustrated book offers information for nose throat and lung diseases with a telephone number and address for B M R at 85 N Illinois St.

N. Clinois St

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