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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Feb 11, 1903

Page

4

The Indiana Senate and the Track Elevation Rift

A charged critique rails at the Indiana State Senate for corruption and corporate capture. It accuses many lawmakers of betraying the people, praises a few loyal opponents, and attacks the hired lobby that defeated a measure empowering the attorney general to probe unions and trusts.

Senate Fleming Gray Barrteon Johnaton Kittinger Lacher Laytman Lyons Matthews Newhouse O'Brien Ogborn Powell Roche Singer Starr Strider Thompson Thralte Ulrey Wampier Askren Barcus Coats Contogus Daugman Davis Fortne Gard Gibson Gochenour Goodwine Ilendes Uintley Matson Milburn Parks Purviance Smith Whitgowd Walcott Need

Vaccination Order Aims to Eradicate Smallpox in Indianapolis

Health officials insist on a general vaccination of all school children not vaccinated in the last three years, claiming the measure will permanently stamp out smallpox in Indianapolis. The move, they say, is preventive, not sparked by an epidemic, and aims to safeguard the city’s health under control.

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The Sketches and Songs of a Singer

A collection of verses and sketches titled The Sketches and Songs of a Singer. Contains humorous and satirical pieces with names such as A Plneyville Martyr and From the Boggvillo Bugie. Includes brief dialogues and jovial anecdotes, ending with Moral.

Vaudeville and theater notes at Grand Empire and Park

The Grand presents Amusemenes English e with two acts and vaudeville numbers including The Rip trio of acrobats Elves noted for ironlike weapons and stunning feats. Park features Lost River and Empire shows with Marty Byron a comedian, and closing plans for Toast river after three days. Augustus Thomax plates a New York play The Earl of Pawtucket with Sarah's better gag lingering in town.

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Rain Coats and Handkerchief Etiquette for Women

A long excerpt discusses rain coats, cravenette styles, and all-black hats suitable for spring and dress. It covers heavy, waterproof materials, practical wear in various seasons, and the shift from mackintosh to modern coats. It also offers etiquette tips on handling the handkerchief as a refined ornament, not a utilitarian tool.

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Legislative squabble edges between Boyd and Statesman grows

Reports detail escalating personal clashes as representatives Boyd and Statesman swap barbs and insinuations. Sheriff’s bill support sweeps through Marion county with Sheriff Bob Metager rallying for backing while Letitia Galligher pursues an appropriation for deaf mutes, triggering legislative contention.

Bob Metager Marion County Sherif

Unfortunate Ranting by Parry at Chicago Club

In a speech before a Chicago club on Wednesday Inez castigates David M Parry, president of the National Manufacturers' Union, for fiery rhetoric. He labels unions as an octopus and calls for restraint, suggesting such language misleads the public about organized labor.

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Indianapolis Ghoul Trial Uncovers Grave Robbery Network

The Indianapolis case reveals a network of grave robbers with lurid details. Witnesses describe cadavers found in basements and barrels, with grisly notes on selling bodies. An operator named Cantreil testifies to counts of bodies sold and undertaker tricks to steal graves.

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Local ad lists items for sale by selling notice

A fragmented notice advertises sale items including a dog, guitar, wagon, and “3 cents a week” for the listing. It presents no clear dates or full names beyond generic bidders and vendors.

Literary Folks Lose Noted Writers in the Passing Year

A survey lists prominent authors who died or faded from the scene, including Gardiner, Zola, Verchon, Bloch, Walker, and Stanton, with mentions of Harte, Henty, Browne, and others. It notes high earnings from The Time Minister and that around 152 new works appeared in the year, far surpassing prior totals.

Brest Samuel Rawson Gardiner Aubrey de Vera Philip James Balrr Zola Verchon Jean de Bloch Joseph Walker T. Dey ‘Witt Talmage Horace Scudder Brooks C.K. Grums E. Ie George A. Henty Thomas Dunn English George Dongina Brown Pasard

Social whirl notes in New Jersey and New York events

A series of society notices from New Jersey and New York details Valentine parties and teas hosted by Mrs Geneva Lamb and Miss Armstrong, overdue permanent residence plans, card and house parties, and wedding and anniversary events. Invitations were issued for gatherings at Brenneke’s and Woodruff place club, with couples and guests named among the local social circle.

Geneva Lamb New Bright Armstrong Mien Mary Armstrong Frederick E. Matson Hs Blacherne Pri: Morming Skidmore Woodruff Place Club Will Griffin

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