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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1900
Page
4
A Good Lesson From Italian Quick Justice
The piece contrasts Italian swift justice in the Bresci case with American procedures. It argues the Italian court imposed solitary confinement after a brief trial, while U.S. system would suffer postponements, appeals, and delays under political influence and defense tactics. It claims mob violence is lower where justice is decisive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bresci
United States
Italy
Pension Court of Appeals
Shaw
Pension Department
Arkansas Governor Race and Political Chatter in The Sentinel
The Arkansas governor race features Democratic candidate Jefferson Davis with backcountry support noted. The Sentinel critiques pension oversight, condemns political chicanery, and mocks trust involvement in state militia and oil politics while commenting on W C T U and Hanna era schemes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson Davis
Arkansas
Davis
Fairban s in 4 er. the. Tige . territ: "evident that tharith national
The fragment suggests a report on Fairbanks or a political issue with mentions of a national committee and opinions on anti dotes and counter irritants. The text is garbled and lacks a clear event, date, or names to anchor a full summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairban
Tharith National
Carnival talks and race lure in Indianapolis satire
The Sun reports negotiations with Old Man, Jones and Uncle Mark Hanna for a carnival stunt race between Bryan on an ostrich and Roosevelt on a bronco. It cites Mayor Tageart’s appointive influence and warns against Tagegartism. Afro Americans in Indianapolis seek independence from political entanglement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Sun
Indianapolis
Jones
Mark Hanna
Bryan
Roosevelt
Tageart
Board of Works to Discuss Hot Water Heating
Friday afternoon the Board of Works will discuss hot water heating. Citizens should watch for a potential proposition from local Democratic politicians that could affect the budget. An accidental pistol shot in China sparked trouble. foreigners in Pekin fear attacks and may carry air guns. The national committee may bolster Chairman Hernly with more funds to improve his position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Works
China
Pekin
Center St
Sawville
Sam Haines
Chairman Hennlys Returns in Silent Grumble
Chairman Hennlys seems to compensate for past comic remarks with a stubborn quiet stance. The piece notes a churlish mood and the absence of further exchanges as observers watch the pause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hennlys
Death of Clarence J. Berry’s famed Alaska mastiff Julian
The dog Julian, famed for hauling freight across Alaska’s Chilkoot pass and aiding Mr. and Mrs. Berry in Dawson and mines, died from a long exposure era illness after years of service. The article also mentions a Brooklyn cat trained to beg for food, and tales from lion trainers including Wallace the man eater and professional observations on handling big cats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence J. Berry
Julian
Alaska
Mr. Berry
Chilkoot Pass
Berry
Fresno
Santa Cruz
Brooklyn
New York Herald
Dewey
Wallace
Record of Atlantic City sea horse birth captivates visitors
A sea horse hatched in an aquarium exhibit at Atlantic City piers after a pound net capture. Over 1000 fry survive, drawing scientists and crowds from nearby hotels, with police kept on standby to manage the throng visiting the exhibit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantine City
Coal famine and brisk open hearth steel price rise
The report notes a coal famine in Germany and a four dollar per ton increase in open hearth steel. It also mentions the Canadian Pacific railroad strike being settled and several other brief items across Europe and the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Canadian Pacific
Glasgow
Minnesota
Hintley
A. T. J. Rice
New
Meier family river exhibition features young water wizards
The Meier family touring Broad Ripple showcases include Minnie 2 Elma 4 learning strokes and rowing feats. Tom 12 drowns acts while Bessie 14 rescues him, and Elma and Minnie are noted as skilled boat handlers. Also theatre bills at Park and Empire with Corbett McCoy wire updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meier
Broad Ripple
Baby Minnie
Elma
Cincinnati Swimming School
Tom
Bessie
Baby Elma
Minnie
Campaign talk and satirical quips cross Indiana papers
A collage of editorials and quips from multiple newspapers mocks Bryanism and Republican critique. Witty lines reference Europe loans, crowd behavior, and political prices, highlighting lively interpaper dispute without targeting a single event.
Society Roundup Notices and Marital Events
Rev T J Villers returns from Asbury Park and Rev A J Graham heads to Boston with family. Golden wedding for Elkhart residents Mr and Mrs Charles H Newell. Engagements include Grace Carr and Lord Newborough. State weddings listed in Warsaw Sullivan and Richmond districts. Chicago pastor Rev Frank G Turrell resigns to enter the lecture field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Graham
Boston
Elkhart
Charles H. Newell
Grace Carr
Lord Newborough
Wales
Miss Carr
Bruce Carr
Indianapolis
Warsaw
Blanche Sleeper
Earl Ramsey
Muncele
Sullivan
Lena Gruyth
Ariel Carr
Chicago
Frank G. Turrell
Christian. Church
The Songs and Sketches of a Singer
A fragment describes a singer in winter attire with woolen dress, heavy furs, and slouchy boots as she weighs one hundred thirty eight pounds and sighs at the weight. In summer she wears filmy lace and a light hat that illuminates the street, noting lighter shoes and weight loss amid fashionable attire.
Sawville Echoes Return of Soldiers in Jubilant Scene
A hometown welcome for returning troops unfolds in Sawville with a patriotic parade. Franklin delivers a tribute as a train pulls in and families embrace the blue clad veterans amid crowd fervor and hushed reverence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sawville
China
Franklin
Bryan
Cy Seymour
What the Papers Say on the 1900 Election
A compilation of editorials from Detroit Free Press St Paul Dispatch Sioux City Tribune and Duluth Herald commenting on the presidential race. Observations question drift of leadership and the role of independent newspapers in shaping public opinion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley
Pingree
Michigan
Detroit Free Press
Bryan
St. Paul Dispatch
Hanna
Jones
Sioux City Tribune
Independent
Duluth Herald
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Berthas Campbell
John Q. Bryan
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Siler
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