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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1901
Page
4
U S attorney Knox could end the steel strike within 48 hours if empowered by Law. The piece labels the McKinley administration as responsible for the ongoing strike and argues unions fight for bread while steel operators defend monopoly. The call is for enforceable anti trust laws and new measures against unholy combinations.
The piece condemns officials who may permit gambling and liquor at the fairgrounds on Labor Day and criticizes state and local leaders for delays, alleged corrupt ties, and weak enforcement. It references water rates, trust politics, and calls for the law to be applied despite political strings. The text also notes health statistics and economic pressures as context for public policy.
The streetcar workers deserve more pay, as wages in other cities prove their value. The company can afford at least 20 cents more per hour. Dismantling a plant by the steel trust to punish a city in sympathy with strikers risks turning public opinion toward steel workers, while people grow wary of big wealth.
Residents expect wage increases for streetcar workers if Garfield Park area gains requested car service. Caution urged, employees are advised not to invest property on hopes of improved pay.
Some French citizens urge the government to suppress dueling as part of a broader critique of violent sport clashes. The debate resurfaces amid repeated attacks on harmless sports events and public discipline concerns.
The piece rails against official indifference to enforcement of anti trust laws. It notes ex attorney general Monnett of Ohio faced Republican party rejection. It claims Labor commissioner McCormack and Factory inspector McAbee favor opposing trusts, while Indiana leaders prefer no fight. It laments Fanning’s actions and Democratic party turmoil in Indianapolis.
In a sharp column Gen Miles may head the US delegation to King Edward VII's coronation, while British remark that it surpasses Manchester's bigamy trial as the Albany Argos mocks Democrat strategy. The uproar portrays a political mule bucking under pressure.
Instructions describe cucumber jelly in tomato baskets as a novel salad. Cucumbers boiled with onion mashed and strained then seasoned with salt pepper parsley and gelatin. Mayonnaise is added on top and peas with young pods boosted by a touch of sugar for sweetness. Beets should be boiled with skins intact for bright color and onions and cabbage need ample water and one boil change for flavor.
The kissing bug rival appears in Cleveland this summer biting people wearing low shoes and openwork footwear. Victims report severe ankle bites causing temporary crippling for up to a week. The insect is unnamed but linked to footwear. Women in openwork hosiery are noted as the hardest hit.
A New York Tribune note describes lemon juice drinks blended with pineapple currant lemon black berry or raspberry juice for a delicious beverage. Wedges floated in lemonade enhance flavor and a central sherbet cone adds visual appeal and taste.
The article notes white braided shoes with silk braid lines that converge at the toe are attractive and effective. It claims white shoes benefit more from the braiding, as white tends to make the foot look larger and the braiding mitigates this effect.
The skin of the face needs tender treatment using a soft sponge and the finest towels. Small bird's-eye linen towels should be kept on hand and used only for the face and renewed frequently. Anything used on the face must be clean as well as fine.
List of morning and evening worship times at First Baptist Lafayette Central Christian Meridian St M E Roberts Park M E Tabernacle and New Church Chapel with respective ministers and service hours. prominent ministers include Rev H B Landis Rev A B Philputt Rev E P Brown Rev H S Hilton Rev A A Trevor Rev Willis L Gladish Rev J Cumming Smith.
A collection of brief quotes from J. D. Moriarity Dr. Knox Daly Fletcher and others covers campaign strategy brain injuries tax law and public affairs. The remarks touch on election impact savings courthouse spending and community issues in Bloomington and nearby regions.
The piece notes Indiana corn crop damage from frost and references Thomas Taggart’s decision not to run for Indianapolis mayor. It comments on political meddling and the use of injunctions in labor disputes, reflecting editorials from multiple papers.
A collage of micro dialogues from various papers features lovers parsing nerves about love and secrecy, a literary editor’s critique of a new book, and a rich-girl poor-boy reversal. Another vignette contrasts social ambition with misfortune as a hobos arrest prompts grim luck reflections.
Peter Sullivan aged 70 of 618 California Street and Lewis Robinson aged 54 of 1252 North Brooker Street died Thursday. J A Eddy died in Peoria and funeral held while Henry Bulk died at the poor farm from consumption. Mary Hebron died at 49, funeral from St Joseph’s Church. Dr CG Heil, 63, died Wednesday night and his daughter Mrs J B Martin hosted services at Kenmore. Surviving widow E St George Rogers, Mrs J B Martin and C P Heil.
A collection of aphoristic lines on reputation stamina and relationships. The brief passages touch on wit and irony about love pride sympathy and gender dynamics with a dated tone. Notable phrases include references to wigmakers locksmiths and gate money as social metaphors.
The corselet skirt grows more popular with daily wear. Fashion notes suggest avoiding throat shading with heavy silk or satin folds as the style evolves through the season.
Misses Gertrude and Ella Smith of 1624 Spannage plan a Wednesday departure for the Pan American Exposition in Buffalo Niagara Toronto Cleveland and other stops. Meirs of the late Josephus Collett Terre Haute have filed quit claim to 25 acres and ten platted lots to Butler College, perfecting title. land adjoins the college, valued at 19000 dollars. Diamond Oil Co enlarges capital to 500000 dollars and aims to build a refinery in Indianapolis, piping oil to Montpelier and returning by tank cars. the firm operates 20 wells and holds 200 acres leased in Blackford and Wells counties.
The passage notes a fashionable trend to use a wide lawn stock matching shirt waist color and a linen embroidered square draped over a small bottle as a hatpin holder. It remarks that ecru still conveys nicety despite not being exclusive.
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