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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1904
Page
4
The St Louis trial ends with Boss Butler declared free, revealing councilmanic bribery and 471000 in loot. Citizens urged to vote for tested, honest leaders and pass civic purification to wrest elections from criminals and restore municipal integrity.
A compact discussion arguing Jewish contributions in American history and public life. It cites Isador Raynor as Maryland’s senator, notes on Renan’s views, and highlights Jews in civil war naval history, the Spanish War, and early political offices including Israel Jacobs and Judah P. Benjamin, asserting Jewish brains and integrity across fields.
Citizens demand the Board of Safety reveal the real reason for Detective Asche's reduction arguing it should be for merit not expediting "the good of the service." The piece cites his capability and asserts only clear misconduct would justify a demotion.
New York Feb 12 The figure known as the most married woman, Juliette Letitia Chitton Tuttle Wright Havene, is involved in another divorce from Augustus W Clarke while a British nobleman with a long name is linked to her renewed affairs. Clarke already wed another in England and is said to have a wife there. Clarke’s marriage history, spanning four divorces, marks Mrs Clarke as a famed beauty and a figure of public curiosity as friends anticipate invitations for a possible wedding.
A garbled column mixes breakfast items and a recipe with improvised phrases about meats and baked goods. It then shifts to fashion notes on embroidery and new cros stitch designs for women’s shirts, noting changes from vines and leaves to cross stitch and front plait ornamentation.
Tom, a reader of dramatic papers, meets Edith in a crowded city restaurant. They reminisce about Stauntonville where nothing changes, and Edith presses Tom to marry, contrasting stage life with settled village options. Edith’s friend Miss K asserts marriage over career, urging a return to Stauntonville.
Fragmented verse recalls a city circus parade ending with the matinee and a romantic scene. The piece mentions Cleopatra, elephants, and floats, juxtaposed with lines about farewells and travel, ending abruptly with a vow and a mysterious departure.
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