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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1906

Page

5

Coal rail lines and wartime policy urged by editor

The piece argues rail carriers must stop denying coal for shipment, urging executive action or government intervention to prevent shortages. It cites legal delays, calls for receiverships if needed, and warns of higher prices and winter hardship unless discrimination ends. It also links to broader reforms and calls for fair treatment of all races, referencing Roosevelt and Japanese naturalization.

Toe Indiana Railronda Aesters Railig Tls Fale Trenterane Congress Ata Ket Ba Janani San Francisco

Roosevelt's Message Highlights Economic and Ethical Policy

The message to Congress stresses morality over profit, urges new laws to curb corporate campaign contributions, and outlines improvements for the army navy and coast guard. It also touches on government rights in criminal cases and anti injunctions while addressing the Japanese controversy.

Roosevelt Congress

Stop Gas Kills Dogs Fueled By Humane Objections

The letter condemns the Indianapolis gas method used on stray dogs as brutal and unlawful. It cites Mrs. Strah K Bolton of Cleveland and urges enforcement of a local ordinance protecting animals. The writer questions officials for endorsing or tolerating cruelty and calls for humane treatment and law enforcement.

Idianapolis Fred Landis George Cromer Humane Society Congress Indianapolis Strah K. Bolton Cleveland New York Mrs. Bolton

Hotels Register Lists Indiana Visitors by City Names

The hotel register shows numerous Indiana residents visiting Claypool Madison Terre Haute and nearby towns on a Tuesday. Names include John Shanahan E Preston H Townsend J Waltons Nuszbaum Sedgwick Hostetter Fitzpatrick Pennington Miller Shroyer Weber and others as they register at the Denon Claypool. A Terre Haute merchant notes less coat and rail news here than in Indianapolis and presses for public interest in railroad tensions and settlement talks.

Ine Indiana Denisoo John Shanahen Mancle W. A. Hult Comneravilla E.G. Preston Winchester H. B. Townsend Anderson E. J. Frederick Manehe W. A. Nusbaum Warsaw H. C. Waltons Huntington Huntington; C. Mr. Neabit, Anderson; W. R. Dmull, Kokomo; Martha Binford Greenfiell Ida Newson Columbus Anna McEwen B. §. Hunt D. W. Sedgwick South Bend F. W. Hostetter Swansville B. W. Fitspatrick Portland J. HL Pennington Greenfield B. M. Millee Franklin Shroyer Martinaville Muncie B. Bmith Kokome J & W.artstly Thorstown W. A. Downey Martinsville J. C. Groseman Walcoutville Ed L. Rhechan Lafayette G. L. Weber Terre Haute Claypool Meckode Rilroud Eutburgers Indianapolis Terra Haute Hong mmuRt Fle Terre Hault Mt. Weber Rahmad

Mr Dooley and the Christmas Spirit

The excerpt parodies Mr Dooley as he riffs on Christmas spirit and human nature. It weaves humor about greed, conflict, and hypocrisy alongside brief political asides, referencing Congress, Castro, Lodge, Beveridge, and other figures while lampooning public life and the festive season.

Mr. Dooley Hogan I. Cnudher Chris

The Little Hand

A brief poetic fragment praising a tender clasp of a hand and gratitude to the Lord for blessing. The lines hint at intimate warmth and spiritual comfort found in simple touch.

Lord

Race prejudice and tensions in the nation

The piece discusses race prejudice in San Francisco, lynchings, riots, and reactions to the president's address. It notes temperate public voices, senators witness in Congress, and calls for fair treatment while highlighting fear and moral concerns amid social unrest.

Ately Platt Depew Congress Basume Hooncrest

Bandit Claims Robbing Only the Rich in Bold Vow

A Miasoir bandit states he targeted the wealthy, vowing to outshine the president with audacious disregard for precedent. Authorities cautioned against sensational claims as the case unfolds.

DuPont and Tillman Quarrel Over Senate Roles

A fragmentary line suggests Mr. DuPont questions Attin’s fit in the senate while references to the whale and stags hint at a broader, unclear dispute. Mentions Jahn and Pitt imply additional figures tied to the senate membership issue.

Superstition and Worship Across Cultures and Times

A collage of observations on belief systems from England to Orissa, equatorial Africa, and Germany. The piece notes image worship, serpent shrines, sun worshipers under Engelhardt, and ancestral spirits, with anecdotes on rituals, fear, and the persistence of superstition in society. It closes with a New Orleans transit anecdote and a light correction from Louisville.

England Orissa Tengal Edward Himssit Mathers Paul du Chailly Equatorial Africa Captain Cook South Ncas Wen Hin Hla Joseph Conrad August Engelhardt New Britain Herraugue Engelhardt Max Curstow Heinrich Fuldas Engelhardt Tully Germany Ireland Duke of York Group

Tricky Trout Tales and a River of Oddities

A west Hamiston fishing anecdote details a monstrous trout leaping and a murky pool scene where fish behave unusually, with other anglers recounting curious feats. The account weaves in humor about truthful storytelling by fishermen, a Caney fire story, and odd river odds, all framed as a row of curious, name-rich vignettes.

Alaine Wooda Gene Lovett Wardburn Lovett Kipty Sam Maharmen Brotherhood Aire Faherman Grover Cleveland West Hamiston Buoghols

Missouri Doctor Overpowers Robber In Car Incident

A Missouri physician, Dr. Osler, reportedly overpowered a robber who attempted to attack him and another passenger in a car. The action prevented harm and the suspect fled the vehicle. Further details and identities are unclear due to damaged text.

Misouri Osler Osler Missouri Oslern Washington Herpia

Unclear fragment hints at cold bottle, Peary context

Fragmentary OCR mentions a very cold bottle and Peary, with references to a teat and a teen, a girl and Canter. Details are garbled. no clear event, date, or names beyond Peary and a girl.

Peary Aim

Washington anecdotes and political figures from memory

A collection of Washington stories mentions Senator Moses E. Clapp of Minnesota and a directive to act with personal judgment, notes about Gov. Miller of Indiana and the Willard, and a naval anecdote involving Commander Sharp and Secretary John D. Long. Local figures and events reflect early 20th century political life.

Moses E. Clapp Minnesota Interior Department Saturday Evening Post

The Troubln With "Stomach and Mer Cattary Religion"

Fragmented verse from Chicago Post EXPERIENCE features archaic diction and garbled phrases. It depicts a struggle between desire and pain, with sirens, seasonal imagery, and a plea for youth amid life’s cycles, though the text is riddled with misspellings and unclear references.

Travelers' Tales of Far Lands and Peoples Leather luggage strange

A curious remark on travel gear among affluent French travelers. The piece notes French women favor hat bores of cardboard and tinlop with string while leather trunks are rare. Leather portmanteaus reportedly cost much and resemble ironclad carriages, with straps and painted owner names.

Oma

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