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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1905
Page
4
The Sun Building in Indianapolis lists a daily publication schedule and subscription rates. Contact details reference a BIDITORIAL ROOMS area with several phone lines and an address on Ohio Street.
The piece argues the current legislature faces corruption claims tied to steam railroads and a banking lobby. It urges the body to demonstrate square dealing, ignore lobbyists, and prove independence by focusing on bill merits, not influence peddling. It notes accompanying commentary on track elevation and presidential precedent.
The piece argues against bypassing the senate in treaty making, warning that even a well intentioned president could set dangerous precedents. It stresses the need for two co equal branches to share power to protect the constitution and prevent weak leaders from eroding the law. It critiques Indiana representation efforts and mocks a child’s schoolboy march idea amid broader political satire.
A critical look at the News attempting to become a political boss through a proposed primary election bill to control Democrats Republicans and possibly influence the 1900 convention. The piece notes resistance from Republicans and mentions Cassie Chadwell and Mrs. Jefferson Davis in commentary and satirical asides about political power and headlines.
The piece notes that many famous Britons and leaders were physically slight or short in stature. It lists Pope Gray Flaxman De Quincey Jerrold Napier Cockburn Croker Lord Russell and a trio of Napoleon Wellington Nelson as examples whose fame outpaced their size.
Quotes from CAPITOL CHAT revival sessions show Bensier Kittinger and others deriding current conditions. Senator Hender approves as Kittinger speculates on public pessimism, while Representative Watts stands out for wearing a rubber collar amid a murky exchange about blame and decorum.
A brief, garbled account depicts Watts and Kinlger sparring with witty retorts during a Senate session. The dialogue includes quips about retort legislation, and exchanges about shaking hands with an honest man, reflecting a tense political mood and interpersonal friction.
In a Boston era vignette Bishop Brooks, recovering from illness, receives Robert Ingersoll. The exchange ends with Brooks joking that his last chance to see a friend may be in the next world, while Ingersoll questions why visitations occur amid his fasting. The piece also recalls Missouri Senator Stone recounting a tale about political campaign lies told to a precocious son that ends with the boy’s father claiming, “they are campaign lies,” and jokes about nailing them to trees.
Constantine the Grand Duke, son of Constantine and brother of Alexander I, is rumored to be regent and is seen as a quiet, hermit lifeer. Named to represent the royal family at Grand Duke’s funeral, his potential accession could ease internal strife. He is married to Princess Elizabeth of Saxe Altenburg with four children.
Advert says eruptions such as eczema and salt rheum stem from humors and faulty digestion. It recommends Hoech s Sarsaparilla and Pills to cleanse the blood, expel humors, and build up the system. Claims cures with testimonials available on request from OL HOOD CO. Lowell, Mass.
Fragmented dialogue shows town and country life with family, school, and race talk. A ruined peach crop due to cold ends the snippet, hinting at hardship and small town concerns amid lively chatter. Names include Lina Rowe Ley and Mr Gravely, with mentions of a United States senator in a humorous aside.
Berkley Smith condemned for wife murder along with Frank Trombley, Jol Chamberlain, and John Wiheim were moved to prison in Sullivan County. Sheriff Spurtser and Judge Kumble ordered the detentions. Smith faces execution on May 1 with a possible respite while awaiting death in the cell.
A circulating advertisement claims a free Tobacco-Specifie sample can permanently cure tobacco habits, listing numerous testimonials from various locations. It asserts the remedy is tasteless, safe, and effective for cigarettes and cigars, urging readers to request prepaid mail delivery from Rogers Drug & Chemical Co and to try one bottle for proof.
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