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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1904
Page
10
Miselasippi's erratic governor James K. Vairdaman will not attend the Washington Inaugural due to not wanting to countenance President Roosevelt. The decision signals a political stance amid national events and invites commentary on party loyalty and regional politics.
Special to the Sun, New York dispatch notes rumors that Cassie J Chadwick’s jewelry and securities were at the Hoffman House. A letter from Nathan Loeser, a receiver appointed by the United States Court, demands delivery of Mrs Chadwick’s property and threatens accountability if not transferred to Cleveland. Caddugan at the Hoffman House declined to comment.
Willis J. Moore, chief of the United States Weather Bureau, suggests that much American energy may be driven by a cold, dry, sharply electrified air mass emanating from a cald wave. He notes Europe is largely unaware of this phenomenon, with Riseia possibly an exception.
Harry Joseph of Indianapolis challenges an insanity ruling, claiming a conspiracy and planning to tell his story to secure justice. The 64 S Illinois St man, once a coal businessman, disputes the commission that found him unsound after his wife and brother sought help. The insanity panel, led by Justice Stout with doctors Kiser and James, noted his wealth loss from bad investments and ongoing property disputes as he attempts to regain control of his assets.
A Cripple Creek district mine has over four miles of underground development now with plans adding about four miles in two years. It would take a week to explore even half of this extensive network by walking, riding, and climbing.
One way excursions to Alabama Florida Georgia Kentucky Louisiana Mississippi North Carolina South Carolina Tennessee and Virginia sold from all ticket stations on the Pennsylvania Lines during December January February March and April. Consult local ticket agents for full particulars.
One way excursion tickets to Louisiana Mississippi North Carolina from all ticket stations on the Pennsyl February March and April. For full particulars consult Local Ticket Agents or address W W Richardson. GG. PL
A compact antique verse fragment emphasizes merriment and festive cheer with lines urging holly, song, feast, and ball to welcome Christmas. It includes a quotation by W. H. Spencer and a Ben Franklin maxim about conscience guiding daily life.
A poem fragment collection praises Christmas bells and peaceful themes. It references Henry Wadsworth Longfellow and John Milton, noting the carols and nativity story with lines about the eternal king and the redemptive birth.
A historical note explains Christmas boxes as a door to door gift custom. Monks once had boxes attached to ships for prayers and sailors deposited valuables to secure church prayers. At Christmas these boxes were opened and called Christmas boxes. The poor were urged to beg hox money to avoid omitting presents.
The excerpt reflects on Christmas reunions as a time when dispersed families reunite and rekindle dormant sympathies. It cites Dickens and Elias Cook praising shared joy, genuine emotion, and the uplifting spirit of the season across diverse beliefs and ages.
The Commission, appointed by the City and the Indianapolis Water Company, tests the city water and finds it good for consumers during the typhoid period. It urges condemnation of domestic wells, vaults, and sewer connections where sewers exist. Full report printing and mailing upon request. Indianapolis Water Co.
The railroad introduces cafe cars on train No 15 leaving Indianapolis at 11:00 a.m. and arriving in Chicago at 6:30 p.m. and on train No 3 from Indianapolis at 3:55 p.m. to Louisville at 7:19 p.m. The cars are modern and electric with a four seating room for eighteen, luxury features include snowy linen, fine china, silver, leather chairs, and a free library. Tickets and connections available at 48 W Washington St and Union Station. W. W. Richardson, A. G. Pla
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