Indianapolis Sun Pioneer One Cent Paper Ad Rates
Abbreviated page text lists subscription rates and delivery terms for the Indianapolis Sun Pioneer One Cent Paper, noting domestic and outside city pricing, with per week and advance payment options and unclear typographic errors. It reflects a historic newspaper ad rate card style.
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Frenzied Lawson and frenzied finances collide in newsprint
Boston writer Thomas W. Lawson blasts stock manipulation exposing frenetic financiers while Col Greene threatens him. Chicago university receives Rockefeller gift despite denial of loan source. A hotel theft primer follows with a waiter and souvenir thief contrasted, then a Methodist school declines an $160,000 bequest for theater disapproval amid Indiana progress and a local boy’s swimming woes as skating ends due to canal drought.
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Hungarian Chamber of Deputies
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Fragmentary sports note and stray quotes from Boston Herald
A rough area coats rivers unsuitable for skating and a boy limited to basketball and geography studies. The text oddly questions reporters, department access, and mentions an astronomer discovering a trail on the moon, ending with an upbeat sign off.
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Poem and odds: social voices and a baseball salary tale
A poem fragment contrasts a drunken man with Christmas carols and a mission street scene. It wanders to a memories of childhood and a critique of modern cynicism. Separate notes report a Chicago man’s claim crime stops when everything is free, a Bible sale, Japan at a peace conference, and the American baseball league president earning more than the secretary of the treasury.
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Subtle angels and strange cures in old papers
A collage of humorous exchanges from early 20th century papers shows a man misreading flattery as praise, a comic tale of wings and misused talent, a toy shop gag about gunpowder, and a Rheumatism fortune teller joke. Names and sources include Detroit Free Press Chicago Record Herald Philadelphia Press and Chicago News.
Calls Black Superior Dr Jean Viard at St James Court
Dr Joan Viard named minister plenipotentiary from Haiti at the court of St James. Viard noted as a distinguished man of letters and ally of leading Halt statesmen. In 1903 he wrote Roosevelt on black racial superiority, triggering wide excerpts. Charley Tt marries Jomle Badenach after parental objections. Wisconsin law bans certain marriages.
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Parisian widows and Park theater lineup amuse patrons
The Parisian widows entertain Empire patrons with Will Poster the piano player delivering a musical comedy act and a strong comic performance. Wedded and Parted, a New York upper crust melodrama, headlines the Park’s week, with Marty Cunard praised and Frances White House debuting as The Wronged Wife. The Unique theater features amateur showcases and Jekyll and Hyde later in January, while Fox farm notes and a Winnipeg correspondent groom curiosities. A federal trial in Kansas City draws sharp courtroom rebuke from Judge Page. a children’s verse closes with a Christmas note about Noah’s Ark and a playful yarn by The Child.
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Polished Shoes and Campaign Shadows in a Singed Tale
In a humorous social vignette two Missouri figures, Senator Cockrell and Joseph W Folk, share a St Louis departure and a smoking car chat as Folk notices Cockrell hide his shoes beneath the bedcovers, joking about porter polish and voters. The piece blends political anecdote with lighter anecdotes about public figures and etiquette from the era.
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Japan's Imperial Mint Gains Control at Osaka
An early western institution in Japan, the Imperial Mint at Osaka, became fully Japanese after a convention at Yedda Ish. Japan's government previously purchased the Hongkong mint from Britain, which Hong Kong had decided to discontinue. The mint is now managed entirely by Japan.
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