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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1905
Page
4
Autobiography of a Moth Ball in a City Paper Style
A whimsical piece recounts the misadventures of a moth ball from its birth in a mold to its many encounters in a city: a drugstore shelf, a winter conundrum, an angel child, a soup misidentification, a game of keeps, a farmer’s coop, and a bureau drawer. The narration blends absurdity with travel through everyday urban life and ends with a political jab about convicts and indemnity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alang
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Lee
Sam
Clark Leaves the Navy After 45 Years of Service
Rear Admiral Charles B. Clark, famed commander of the Oregon in the Spanish War, retires after 45 years in the navy. Born in Vermont, he entered the naval academy at Annapolis, served as midshipman, and led the Oregon to rapid Pacific dispatch and a victorious patrol to Florida. He later became governor of the Naval Home in Philadelphia and served on national boards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles B. Clark
Oregon
Navy
Thureday
Clark
Bern
Vermont
Naval Academy
Anchapalis
Hie Cadetehinha
Spain
Pacific
Peasinla
West Indien
Washington
Bantisgs
Philadelphia
Noerd
Interurban Trolley Growth Compared Across Cities
The Baltimore scene lags as Indianapolis leads with seven interurban lines and 650 miles of track. Last year these lines moved about 3.46 million passengers aided by a strong street railway base. Indianapolis expanded by building a grand terminal and office complex, attracting riders and positioning the city among the nation’s most progressive hubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Indianapolis
Indianaplis
Baltimore News
Grindie family reunion marks 25th wedding anniversary
The Grindie family held a reunion Sunday at Mr and Mrs H R Grindie s home on N Himoia at to celebrate their twenty fifth anniversary of marriage. About fifty eight people attended the dinner. Fire Chief Charles E Coote left for Duluth to attend the international convention of fire chiefs. Indianapolis police were asked to search for Frank Hartt who failed to return home after visiting Greenwood. John Marshall is under arrest for assaulting his wife Grace Hickman after she asked him for money. A merry go round accident at Fairview Park injured Grace Hickman head and hip. The day will be celebrated Tuesday at the fair grounds with speeches by noted men. Funeral services for George W Gembe are pending after his death Saturday at Southwestern.
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Hanly
Chicago
Indiana
America
Muncie
The
Sun
Grindie
H.R. Grindie
Himoia
Charles E. Coote
Bunfay
Duluth
Indianapolis
Frank Hartt
Greenwood
Franklin
RRR
John Marshall
Grace Hickman
Harrison St
Fairview Pari
Fair Grounds
George W. Gembee
Unlucky Tuesday Forecast by Raphael the Astrologer
Predictions for Tuesday August 15 warn of a very unlucky day with quarrels and heavy troubles for those born on this date 1905. Officials or workers may face losses as a child born today inherits quick anger and difficult temperament.
Animals At Their Toilets In A Curious Habit
A fragment describes how cats work to toilet and groom themselves. The text compares cleanliness actions to washing and sponging, noting the cat’s tongue and movements along the body. Details are scarce but imply careful self-care behavior in felines.
Longest Parliamentary Strike in History at 36 Years
The strikers are deputies to the diet of the principality of Ratzeburg, members of a small parliament. They oppose the reactionary constitution imposed by the Grand Duke of Mecklenburg Strelitz in 1869. Since that year they have refused to meet despite frequent calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Principality of
Ratzeburg
Mecklenburg- Strelitz
King Alfonso Teases With Flip Flap Prank At Buckingham
In Buckingham Palace one evening the young King of Spain Alfonso amused guests by turning flip-flaps down a corridor. Laughter followed as he quoted Horace to justify the playful stunt, claiming it a fitting moment for folly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Edward
Buckingham Palace
Alfonso
Narrow Escape and Odd Find in Canned Corned Beef
A Bronx fall 3 D woman found a three diamond in a can of corned beef. The report notes a bizarre, potentially dangerous mishap with a consumer item leading to medical concerns as people sew and work in Portsmouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bronx
No Room for Loafers in Strong Law Enforcement
The Wilmington Messenger argues for stricter enforcement of laws against warrants and crime. It condemns petty pilfering and fraud, stating a temporary resident who steals is a bad citizen and should face penalties in the community where arrested rather than burdening others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
N. Co
Beer Consumption Across Seven Nations in 1904
The seven-country beer consumption totals 5.604 billion gallons annually. Germany leads with 1.783 billion, followed by the United Kingdom 1.501 billion and the United States 1.494 billion. Austria, France, Hungary, and Italy follow with smaller figures.
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Germany
United Kingdom
United States
Austria
France
Hungary
Italy
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