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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1904
Page
4
The Indianapolis Sun presents bundled lines about circulation and subscription rates. It lists delivery details, rates for in city and outside city, and office contact information for subscriptions and editorial rooms.
A United States analysis argues crime rises despite civilization, citing McClure's data showing higher murder rates than Britain and most of Europe, with immigration blamed but bad government and corrupt local officials deemed primary drivers. Calls for reform through law, honest governance, and civic action. Congress revives legislation, Chicago police pay-car policy tested, and a Chicago paper for women promised, signaling shifting public issues.
A contentious critique defends Nissen the inventor and conductor of his own death after attempting a Lake Michigan crossing in a vas ball. The piece argues he showed courage of his convictions and deserves pity, not harsh judgment, amid newspaper scorn. It notes Miami club plans to give servant girls matinee tickets to test social impact.
An unclear report highlights Micheal Urbani performing a notable act linked to a rat named Ornkeum Shaw at the Grand Jay venue. Details are fragmented, but the event appears dramatic and draws attention to a controversial moment in a local setting.
The Indianapolis Flower Mission Hospital seeks help for sick poor and children. Residents are asked to contribute clothing, blankets, nightgowns, sheets, food, and toys. A Christmas celebration for patients and a tree for children will be arranged, with volunteers from the Flower Mission Society supporting in homes. Committee members include Mrs John Griffiths and Mrs Victor Henicks.
City briefs report an annual oil painting exhibition by T C Breely to be held at Lieber's starting Monday and running through the week. The item notes venue and dates in a concise local notice style.
A fragmented Irish humor tale unfolds with a French chauffeur who runs over a cyclist and writes a remorseful note offering a third of his estate and car upgrades. A far west hotel guest berates a waiter with a black rascal quip, while a Pompey reply explains why the sheets stay in place.
The Merry Maldens headline Indianapollas amusements scene with Nellie Nantey Wead and two chic showgirls in a burlesque and ajla revue at the Empire opening Monday. Holly-tolly joins Park theater, with Lapel Dixon Max Bloom and George Yeoman delivering humor as wealthy Germans and Gen. Bleel portrayed by Harry Richards. The two act program includes Yale college antics, a rowing gag on the Hudson, and a Monte Carlo finale. Hemenway departs for Washington after victorious senatorial race remarks.
An Ohio Democrat is described as tested after a recent slaughter connected to his party. The text recalls Arlen G. Thurman and argues the party may disband, with a dramatic red bandana blast as a symbolic gesture.
Delegates from Porto Rico recount a labor movement that grew over two years, with Senor Iglesias leading the Free Federation of workingmen and Senor Padilla guiding the Journeymen tailors union of Avelbo. Gov. Allen’s sentence for labor price manipulation was overturned after a presidential appeal, while Gov. Winthrop guarantees unions full liberty and fair treatment.
The report states Congressman Overstreet warns that rifts between the government and the army post matter will be costly and quickly adjusted. It mentions Kimball being ill with pneumonia and Admiral George Brown traveling to Washington for Congress opening at noon Monday.
Three of the Jeannette M Thurber Scholarships for singing piano and violin will be open for competition at the annual entrance examinations of the National Conservatory of Music of America New York City Seventeenth Street. Singing and opera Friday January 6 from 2 to 5 pm organ violin and all orchestral instruments Saturday January 7 from 10 to 12 and 2 to 4 pm. They will be given to students who have no means but show talent promising distinction. Past scholarship holders include Lilian Blauvelt Bertha Visansko and Julius Casper. Address the secretary for further information.
A Philadelphia Record column quotes Taft about health and room size, noting his caution in governing the Philippines and a playful exchange with Elihu Root. The Chicago Chronicle adds humorous lines about a mule ride and Root’s reaction, reflecting early 20th century political wit.
Motorman WaAlle entering the city found a Greenwood car on fire under the floor. He cut the current and sped to the engine house where firefighters extinguished the blaze. No injuries reported and passengers were unaware of the fire after it was out.
Miss Laura Palmer visits Cincinnati while Mrs F. W. Morrlaug returns from Detroit. The Lunchcot club debuts as a new social organization. Mrs E Hall tours Oxford. leap year dance set for December 27 at the Propylaeum. Several couples plan Florida and Nashville winters. Apollo club renamed Venue club. dance at Knights of Columbus hall Friday. Multiple returns from New York, Wickebur, and Georgetown. Christmas events include tea, luncheons, and a Tomionesan hall dance.
In a church gathering Rev. Lewis Brown preached on the maternal character of Mary. The Ladies German Aid Society No. 7 elected officers with Mrs. H. G. Geldtman as president and Mrs. J. Blum as secretary. Mex. G. Hanley is treasurer. A turkey feast followed for all members.
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