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Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 22, 1902

Page

4

Beveridge’s record far surpasses Fairbanks says The Sun

The Washington correspondent’s comparison belittles Beveridge. Beveridge led on Philippine policy, Porto Rican reciprocity, Cuba policy, and the Philippines civil government bill. He shaped issues, served on steering, and performed on key committees, while Fairbanks remains a follower with a limited record.

Washington Sentinel Beveridge Fairbanks Porto Rico United States Supreme Court Chicago Cuba Republcan South Bend Congress Philippines Islands Des Moines McKinley United States Senate Senator Beveridge Senate THE SUN Albert J. Beveridge

Dark Horse risk in Indiana election for state geologist

Endorses Mr. Blatchley as fit for Indiana state geologist and warns Republicans against backing a last minute dark horse. Denounces ward 7 ring slate, urges smashing the ring, and notes Bueller’s appointment of a garbage inspector to oversee dairies selling milk in Indianapolis.

Dark Horse Bueller Indianapolis

Warm Indianapolis Proposition and City Charities

A fragmentary column notes a seven hour warming trend in Indianapolis suggesting a warm proposition. It questions Commissioner Mc Gregor placing red white and blue stones for the courthouse yard and ponders state offices as a heritage of state officers and heirs. The day nursery is praised as a top charity needing loyal and ample support. It mentions Mr McGowan arriving in town and hints at a board meeting or action.

Indianapolis

Fashionable dress notes from spring trends

Fashion tips highlight belt width choices and the white shirtwaist, with pique and duck stacks giving way to linen touches this season. Long black silk gloves complement elbow sleeved gowns while white neck dressings and boas brighten dull complexions, and embroidered fronts on white lawn or linen waists offer stylish options for home seamstresses.

London

What the Papers Say and Snippets of Opinion

A collage of newspaper quips comments on public figures and events. The Philadelphia Record mocks reform rhetoric while the Detroit Free Press questions Philippine peace outcomes. The Buffalo News notes loan oversubscription amid wartime sympathy. A stage actor defuses a doorstep incident, praising masculine duties, per the New York Evening Sun.

Elkin Beef Trust Philadelphia Record Gen. Smith Detroit Free Press Buffalo News New York Evening Sun

Prisons reform talk and public views across Indiana

A compilation of quotes from multiple papers on reform in prisons, civil liberties, and public policy, including opinions on water cures, bank and post office security, tariff politics, and press accountability. The collected items reflect regional sentiments, with skeptical takes on reform and governance across Michigan City, Columbia City, Tipton, Richmond, New Albany, and Walkerton.

Michigan City Dispatch Columbia City Post

Swirl of Society Notices and Local Weddings

Mrs Samuel G Van Camp to host a tea on April 2 for Miss Van Camp. Mr and Mrs W T Marcy depart for Los Angeles for permanent residence. St Johns social club to meet at Reister s hall Friday night. Edgar C Abbott gave a second Shakespearean reading at Mrs Hugh H Hanna s home. State weddings: Ruth Axe and Frederick Martin in Portland. Anna Hoffman and Fred Adams in Elwood. St Johns church ladies host a Colonial style fair Wednesday. Evansville judge W W Ireland and Mrs Anna Berry married Monday. Ireland nearly 70, bride 35, judge s father died recently in Kentucky.

Samuel G. van Camp van Camp W. T. Marcy Los Angeles Cal St. John's

Einore Farmer John Hess In Police Claim Of Insanity

John Hess a farmer from Einore is at the police station amid remarks that he may be insane and in possession of an agate prescription. The fragment suggests authorities are assessing his mental state.

John Hess Agate

The Telegram Era and News On The Wire

A Baltimore News remark reflecting on the rapid spread of world events via telegraph. The author lists vivid names and places like Santos-Dumont Belgium Venezuela and Danieah Christmas Sante Clausing, noting how telegrams shifted awareness from terra firma to distant happenings and eroded a reader’s grasp of the full news spectrum.

Santos-Dumont Miss Stone Wart Venezuela Leopold Danieah

Charm and heartbreak in a ballroom tale from New York News

Emma C. Dowd notes a glittering morning scene with a charming woman and a brave youth who wins her but discovers a shallow, flirtatious partner. The piece contrasts glittering romance with a sobering empty hand.

Emma C. Dowd New York ‘News

Wry Quips Highlight Political Intrigue And Social Snatches

A collage of wry gibes from papers like Washington Star and Chicago News pokes at politicians, misers, and social climbers. Jests touch on honesty, erraticity, and clever observations about wealth, church, Rhodes scholars, librarianship, and family-table drink habits.

Two Good Recipes Rolled Steak and Frozen Souffle

A home cooking note offers rolled steak with forcemeat stuffing for grand meals and a braised finish, plus a frozen souffle mixing sugar yolks cream and ladyfingers with sherry, set in a mold and chilled. The guidance suggests trimming, seasoning, wrapping, and serving with brown or tomato sauce for the steak. The souffle blends ice cream like texture with a light, whipped base and decorative mold.

Remarkable feats and curious cures captivate readers

A diary of odd anecdotes and practical notes spans strange eating bets, a legendary eater's death from one lingering egg, and quirky science. It covers a banquet guest who devoured two rabbits and a calf head, a wager of 12 yards of sausage, and a near 70 eggs in an hour leading to indigestion and death. It also notes accidents favor the right side, felled by fear of one egg, and fern dishes as meals. Plus, France tests fern food and Japan uses fern diets. Argentina trains army horses with sugar to curb fatigue, improving endurance and strength.

Belgium Argentina

Remarkable Medicine Alma-Bromo Salt Tonic

Alma-Bromo Salt from the Alma mineral spring in Alma Michigan is promoted as a speedy permanent cure for constipation stomach liver kidney and nervous disorders. Claimed to relieve headaches rheumatism and clear the complexion it is described as pleasant to taste and a tonic and nervine. Sold by druggists for 50 cents a bottle with free prepaid trial bottle offer from The Michigan Drug Co Detroit Michigan.

Alma Mich Rugeists Michigan Drug Co Detroit

Plants For Window Gardens Across Exposures

A Home and Flowers contributor suggests using all house windows for plants with careful selection by exposure. Eastern windows suit fuchuelas begonias calla and bulbous plants. southern host geraniums roses azaleas mums with colorful foliage. western prefer bright leaved plants and geraniums. northern excel with ferns ivies palms and hyacinths including Primula and obconica.

Waffle Irons Light and No Grease Secret for Housewives

The article extols aluminum waffle irons that are light and require no grease. It shares tips for baking eggs, using hot water with soda for daily kitchen cleaning, and a carpet cleaning formula with white soap, hot water, and fuller’s earth. Use plenty of drying cloths and a scrub brush for best results.

Street car line to gain double tracks on Washington

The Board of Works requires the street car company to lay double tracks on West Washington Street from Division Street to Tibbs Street. The Independent Turn Verein plans a gymnastic exhibition on Monday evening, April 28, at English's Opera House under Oscar E. Ruther’s direction.

Street Car Company W. Washington St Division-st Tibbs-are Board of Works Turnverein English Opera House Oscar E. Ruther

Neighbors Credit Chamberlain's Remedy For Child’s Quick Recovery

Mrs Mary Haller of Mt Crawford Va credits Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with reviving her son from severe cramps after three doses. She notes the boy regained consciousness and recovered within twenty four hours. The remedy is sold by all druggists.

Chamberlain Mary Haller Mt. Crawford

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