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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1904
Page
4
Classified notice from the Indianapolis Sun detailing delivery rates and subscription prices. Mentions city delivery at five cents, outside city options, and advance payments. Includes editorial and business office references and contact placeholders.
Editorial voices concern over Indianapolis Board of Health executive sessions and hidden coal contracts. It argues public access is essential, linking past hospital coal troubles to current bids and noting wartime taxes and loans burden ordinary households.
The piece contrasts wartime and weather forecasts with a frank weather prophet who predicts a clear open winter for Indianapolis and a mix of cold snaps and milder spells. It notes costs of war, gas troubles in various states, and hopes for indoor gatherings and stock preparation, while comparing historical winter patterns and forecasting a season of notable changes.
A Nashville Banner style quip explains a political poser and a humorous misdirection in a republic discussion. The piece recalls Senator Frye as a hunter naturalist born in Malo and Lewiston, with a remembered anecdote of a wasp sting that left him writhing in pain before recovery.
A mother worries over her son’s future as he falls in love with a girl from another faith group. He ignores his mother’s guidance to pursue the romance, a plot thread echoed in the Atchison Globe summary.
A dated testimonial praises a remedy for heart disease, claiming nerve and heart strength restoration. It cites Rev W A Robin of Port Elgin Ontario and asserts rapid improvement after two months on the advertised Heart Cure and Nervine, warning that the first bottle may fail to benefit.
Critics debate whether Bra Hindgaon Burnett’s new work In the Closed Room is Juvenile or adult, while Maurice Hewlett’s The Road in Tuscany showcases many pen and wash drawings. Macmillan also releases volumes including The Common Not of Mankind and a study of Lafcadio Hearn, alongside Emerson Hough’s The Law of the Land, underscoring tensions over race and history in contemporary fiction.
Democratic headquarters discuss the new congressman from the interior. Chairman Taggart denounces the ignorance of Hon Jerry Simpson nicknamed Sockhem Bimpeun. Simpson sought to study the McKinley bill and promised public discussion if he found it proper.
Former United States Senator Frank J. Canon of Utah accepts editor in chief post at East Lake Tribune. At Brockton on Nov 24 Bernie Oldfield drove the green dragon two miles in forty seconds. John D. Putnam, head of Los Angeles immigrant bureau, dies in city on Nov 3.
The Birmingham Alabama paper quotes William Corning praising Texas election practice. He argues Texas voters know results within an hour after polls close due to two shifts of clerks who count votes in parallel, a method he calls costly but efficient and influential, with several states adopting similar systems.
President Roosevelt offers Missouri statesman Senator Cockrell the vacant Panama Canal Commission seat worth 1000 dollars annually. The retirement following the recent election surprise is noted.
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