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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1901

Page

5

Insanity Trust report clears Marion county charges

The State board of charities report to the governor discredits the idea that noninsane people are confined in insane hospitals. It urges prosecution of those behind extortion inquests and return of fees to counties. It calls for law changes to ensure proper inquest procedures and notes disparities in hospital discharge rules across counties.

Insanity Trust Marion County Attorney- General Indiana

Indianapolis Hopes For New Bridges And Sewage Plant

Indianapolis faces delays as it nears debt limit while funding for new bridges and a White River sewage disposal plant dwindle. Public welfare may suffer until city government reforms occur.

Indianapolis White River

Local Beer Debate Grounds Public Support and Prizes

The city faces headwinds against cut-price beer as residents press for free local beer until the election. Competitors push for prizes tied to keg consumption to spur sales, while officials weigh potential impacts on the campaign season.

Party committees vow no spending on beer despite pressure

Chairman Logsdon and Chairman Fanning say the party committees will not spend a cent for beer. If brewery interests are rightly reported, the committees will be spared that expense. The State board of charities declines to vindicate "Squire 1T." Poor fellow struggles to find support for labeling a man insane to secure fees.

Logsdon Fanning State Board of Charities

Diamond Sunburst for Wife as Kid McCoy Courtship Climax

Kid McCoy offers his wife a diamond sunburst as a sign of reconciliation, noting that future gestures might be grander like a yacht or a private train if reconciliation fails to hold. The remark hints at personal drama surrounding their marital tensions and possible lavish gestures to win her back.

Kid McCoy

Stockholder rights loom over freeze-out plans in Minnesota ruling

A Minnesota judge holds stockholders act as quasi partners with rights to inspect company books, a decision that could disrupt majority freeze-out schemes. The electric lighting franchise vote is delayed past the election and remains unsettled.

Minnesota Tow The Homie Heating and Lighting ‘Company

Man Unable to Sell House, Moore’s Frustration Cited

W. F. Moore voices frustration at being unable to sell a house, describing the burden of the sale and the emotional strain it causes. The remark reflects pressures on property transactions and personal resolve amid challenging market conditions.

W. F. Moore

Bookwalier Smile Persists Amid Ongoing Observation

There is no perceptible diminution in the magnitude of the Bookwalier smile as observers continue to note its steady presence. The phrase suggests a stable, recognizable expression linked to Bookwalier, appearing unchanged across assessments.

No, the Reverend Bl ah speakes out on party lines

The text notes that Rev. Mr. Blackshear is likely to hear from his letter criticizing both political parties and that locally his sharp phrasing fits the context, though he has not entirely missed the point.

Mr. Blackshear

Streets Weighed Down by Dirt and Damaged Roads

The description paints the streets as dirty and poorly maintained, hindering Mr. Maguire's bid for the mayor's chair and signaling tough road ahead in the race.

Maguire

Made Up Again Kid McCoy and Wife Delight Indy

Indianapolis rejoices as Kid McCoy and his wife reconcile for the second time this year. The city cherishes this happy news from its notable local pair and echoes gratitude for harmony restored.

Kid McCoy Indianapolis

Beer price differences between Cincinnati and Indianapolis

Report notes beer costs four dollars a barrel in Cincinnati and seven dollars and twenty cents in Indianapolis. It adds that Indianapolis has drinkable water in difficult times, implying regional contrast in resources and affordability.

Cincinnati Indianapolis

Park Board Presses Ahead With Fall Creek Boyward Scheme

The Park board vows to keep the Fall Creek plan alive, deeming it one of the city’s happiest projects and insisting it must be advanced despite challenges.

Park Board Fall Creek Boyward

Filipinos Plot to Burn Ma nila and Kill Americans

A fragment says Filipinos plotted arson against Ma nila and the Americans, claiming they allowed a woman into the secret and warning that the rest of the story followed.

Manila

Public Promise Could Ease City Suffering

A proposal hints that Mr Maguire might help the city by pledging relief from hardship, suggesting relief for residents facing ongoing struggles and immediate humane measures to ease daily burdens. The idea emphasizes leadership action to reduce suffering and improve living conditions.

Mr. Maguire

Maguire Likely to Skip Stuckmeyer Boxes for Ads

The report notes that Mr. Maguire will probably not use Mr. Stuckmeyer’s campaign advertising boxes. No other names or dates are provided, leaving the decision as a probable choice without further context.

Mr. Maguire Mr. Stuckmeyer

Mark Hanna Humor Provokes Market Jolt in Sackcloth Prices

A light remark by Mark Hanna triggers a ripple in markets with sackcloth and ashes prices rising as observers note the wit shifts sentiment. Officials caution against overreaction while analysts call it a playful, symbolic moment in a tense economic backdrop.

Mark Hanna

Gelicious Apple Pudding Stew Recipe Instructions

Instructions describe preparing pared apples by curing and quartering then pulping. To each pint of pulp add half a cup sugar a quarter cup butter half a cup breadcrumbs and three eggs beaten separately. Bake thirty minutes and serve with cream or a light dusting of powdered sugar. A pint of pulp yields pudding for four persons.

Bacon Perfection Guide from Cold Sliced to Hot Pan

Step by step on achieving crisp bacon by first slicing very thin, chilling on ice before frying in a smoking hot pan. Cook until clear and serve on a hot dish for best texture and flavor.

Theatre gossip notes on Barrett Drew and Duse origins

A vivid collage of backstage anecdotes and reminiscences. Barrett frets over etiquette amid a call from his dresser as Clara, the author’s narrator, recalls theater life. Drew’s clothes and polish scene amazes coworkers. Eleonora Duse’s beginnings and poverty are sketched. jokes about indignant actors close the column.

Mr. Harriott Mr. Barrett Harriott Mr. Booth Clara Lawrence Barrett

One Mistake of Women Not Knowing How to Eat and Rest

A sociocultural critique asserts women mismanage eating and rest duties. The text contrasts women choosing quick snacks and busy work with men who eat properly and rest, noting women’s fatigue leads to sewing, writing, and letters. It claims many women’s hospitals arise from a failure to rest.

The Sketches and Songs of a Singer

A fragmentary poem like sketch of a performer named Rastus with dialect lines about luck and mood. It hints at a singer singing in the rain and finding light in dark colors, noting a loss yet staying hopeful.

Barber Snares Customer With Clammy Grasp

A barber jokes about eyes shut during shaving as he silences a victim. The inmate suggests he does not want to see any more of the barber, lifting the moment into a darkly comic exchange before the barber’s grip becomes final.

the Arta

Publisher and author clash over manuscript quality

An author questions a publisher about a manuscript, accusing it of being worthless. The publisher responds that he has read it and deems it rot, prompting the author to ask when the work might go to press.

Harmless Horseless Carriage Cited Without Brainless Rider

A street scene underscores that a horseless carriage is harmless when no brainless rider occupies the seat, reflecting cautious attitudes toward early motor vehicles and public safety.

Beaming Romance Turns Avalanche Exit at Keyhole

A comic exchange unfolds as a fair maiden praises Algy, while a grouchy father overhears from the keyhole and predicts a dramatic breakup with a line about an avalanche. The scene captures a sharp contrast between sweetness and stern authority.

Papa

Buckeye Katydids Inspire Ohio Poet Edward Singer

An Ohio poet Edward Singer notes katydids singing in trees and wonders about a queer breed of katydids in the Buckeye state, capturing a playful regional observance.

Ohio Buckeye Edward Singer

The Line in French Satire Note in Verse

A fragment of verse mocks a translated novel as a stale Frenchy cliché. A speaker asks Lisette who killed the man and the reply in French provokes frustration at translator assumptions. The narrator laments the ease of deciphering French through translated lines.

Buttered paper saves baked meat and potatoes from drying

An article explains placing buttered paper over meat during baking or reheating to prevent drying. It also notes mashed potatoes kept warm improve with buttered paper plus a lump of butter and warm milk. A separate brief reports an unknown man who lost $100 at a Bridgeton shell game run by an Indianapolis man then pulled a revolver and took $300 from the banker.

Bridgeton Indianapolis

Burning Feet Cure Ad by Dr A W Chase

An old advertisement touts Dr A W Chase’s Ointment for burning feet with claims of cooling soothing relief. The copy promises to ease heat and inflammation and restore comfort at 59 cents per box, available at druggists or by mail from the Buffalo New York company.

A. W. Chase A. W. Chase Medicine Co Buffalo N. Y

Big Packing Plant Planned at Interstate Stock Yards Site

Officials announce that representatives of a large packing firm have secured options on several properties to serve as the nucleus for a major packing plant. The Abattoir and Fletcher plants are named among the properties involved. A space labeled Blessing alike to young and old appears, along with an advertisement for Pr. Fowler's Extract of Wild Strawberry and bargains on upright pianos at Baldwins.

Interstate Stock Yards Company Geural Properties Abattoir Company Fletcher Paeking Pr. Fowler Nature

Valley Forge play charms Park patrons with rousing reception

Amusements column praises Valley Forge at the Park for thunderous applause and lively scenes. Critics note duels pistol play and Virginia’s rescue of her army lover as Capt. Wil ford Fairfax, played by W. L. Roberts, earns praise. Empire opening seats advertised.

Valley Forge Janice Meredith Wilford Fairfax Capt. Fairfax Carleton Virginia Fairfax

Window glass groups agree resumes and openings

The meeting at the Columbia club concluded that the cooperative federation will resume work on October 15 and the independents and American Window-Glass Company will reopen on November 1.

Columbia Club Co-Operative Federation Independents and American Window-Glass Company

City Life Highlights Local Deals and Events

Grafton Johnson buys canning plants for his Ohio combine in Kokomo. Prof. D K Goss plans a sail to a German school with Indianapolis youths. A Social turnverein party brightens Turner park. Mrs. Julius Wohlfeld reports her husband safe from the ill fated Islander. Land sales, business transfers, and tax plans feature the week in Indianapolis area. Fire chiefs meet again next year in New York. Knights of Fidelity lodge hosts first annual entertainment at C R C hall with sparse candidate attendance.

Grafton Johnson Kokomo Csee D. K. Goss Indianapolis Turnverein Turner Park Julius Wohlfeld Nicholas McCarty H. C. Campbell Center Township Robert Keller Ardmore Massachusetts Ave Simon Cohen Chicago S Ochester C_L Ridoo Pj Po William Middlesworth Caroline Barnes Mabel Barnes Walton Dynes Middlesworth Pennsylvania Ct Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Company J. W. Clark May Wright Sewall Brown County Brown Johnson Counties New York Fidelity Lodge

New mayor vows reform as rival heckler urges action

The newly elected mayor pledges a clean administration while a disappointed office seeker disrupts, urging the new leader to swear out a warrant against himself for buying votes, highlighting ongoing tensions in the post election scene.

A Horrible Thought Probed by a Delirium Fear

Mr Gazzam asks about a rosy future, Mr Littleton replies with a horror of the future and fear that illness might strike and in delirium he could reveal actions to his wife. The exchange hints at private guilt and imagined consequences.

Mr. Gazzam Mr. Littleton

The Sun’s liners pay for readers’ contributions

The Sun invites readers to submit liners or short lines for payment. Writers can earn by supplying witty phrases, quotes, or capsule jokes suitable for the newspaper’s daily sections.

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SUN Board of Works John R. Allen Allen John R.allen John Durbin Buffalo Exposition Bacon John Drew New York Times Mr. Drew Arthur Byron Mr. Byron Eleonora Duse Luigi Rasi Gage Eleonora Stuart Robson New York Dramatic Mirror Ned Booth Ned Forrest Escesse Essenne Madras Dimities Batiste Richelieu Cnsecesnace Berlin Isinee Svar Potts Barnes Palmer Proctor & Gamble Wilbur Wesson Senna Pettis Dry Goods Co Lisette Monsieur Methinks Big Packing House Baldwin'a the Empire Glass City Life Reed A Ptt Furniture Rh E. Washington St Ind Virginia Ave Conrad Mass
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