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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1899
Page
4
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The piece imagines how Bryan and his regiment might have confronted Aguinaldo in the Philippines. It notes Bryan was not sent, instead staying in Florida where he faced mosquitos and illness, and suggests he would not be a safe head of a regiment abroad.
An Indianapolis traveler reports a Terre Haute discussion between banker Minshall and Col. Beggs on trusts and wages. The piece rails at labor cases aimed at curbing unions, warns of anti trust dangers, and critiques Democratic and Republican stances while noting court limits and political maneuvering.
Spring awakens the fishing urge as gear shoppers compare bamboo rods reels lines and flies. The article praises the sport, notes the illness of longing for a trout, and offers buying guidance from $0.12 to $9 with bamboo rods prized for strength and lasting glue.
A collage of quotes from state papers and newspapers mocks politics and public figures. Observations touch on Jefferson Aguinaldo Altgeld Begansport and Samoa with light sarcasm and regional tone.
Advertising copy touts Dr Wood's Norway Pine Syrup as pleasant to take and harmless. Claims include positive care for coughs colds bronchitis and asthma aimed at gentle relief for small children and adults.
A fragmentary note references Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for children during teething. The OCR shows an old nurse’s claim that the product should always be used for teething children and that it soothes the child.
A luncheon for 12 at a Florence and Anna Rogers event follows a Thursday afternoon gathering. The Misses Minor host their club on Saturday night and Mrs. Will Roth hosts a Saturday afternoon club. Miss Ida Haffner wed Thomas F. Farber and Lilile de Lauter married Alfred M. Myers Thursday. Kokomo bride Myrtle Sullivan and Brice Kinney wed at Grace church at 6 am Thursday and left for their journey before the announcement.
The program at English's features Nat C Goodwin and Maxine Elliott with matinee and night shows. Patton shines in Led astray while Daly and Hilton, and the Mansion sisters perform clever dancing. The revue Pousse cafe opens Park with strong dances and songs including Low fans.
In a lively shop tale a head barber recalls a massive pike tearing a doubled net while chasing a huge fish. A second chairman recounts a whalen tugging a fishing line through midstream and a daring dash toward a dam. A shine-hoy jokes that a rival caught a rooster that swallowed his worm lure.
Labor officials may not resolve park strikes while Cleveland faces a proposed ice trust being frozen out. Mexico is seen as a potential site for typewriter production and a group of young women type writers seeks mutual protection, not a mis trust. The silver issue remains buoyant, aided by Bryan.
The company proposes to manufacture and sell power of all kinds with capital of $12,500,000. A Lindell railway shock in St Louis raises from $2,500,000 to $10,000,000.
In a broad town page, Squire Hay must show superior court why he did not grant Albert Fithian a change of venue in a replevin suit. Julia Judge was arrested and acquitted of assault charges. The piece lists assorted city notices, society updates, and obituaries.
City markets report extensive retail prices for meats, canned fruits and vegetables, fish and shellfish, grains, and groceries. Notable items include smoked hams 94 9ic, dried beef Reliable 1154 1234c, lard in tierces 6c, canned peaches from Standard at 4%1.75, greens, berries, oranges and lemons with varied per unit costs, oats and flour prices, and coal quotes.
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