Hanna and His Party in Death of Mark Hanna
A long opinion piece extols Mark Hanna as the Republican party’s key leader, outlining his power to unite labor and capital and shape policy for eight years. It notes his money influence, calls for new leadership, and critiques Roosevelt’s approach, while reflecting on journalism and party future amid calls for reform. It cites allied figures and discusses congressional salary bills and press influence in Indianapolis.
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Hanna
Mark Hanns
Republican Party
Aime
Bela Brown
Roosevelt
Aldrich
Lodge
Bilas
Platt
Foraker
Cannon
Frye
Mark Hanna
City Life Notes and Health Board Proposals Passages
New city life items report ongoing health board actions including a call to end spitting and enforce anti spitting measures. A Rexithe entinance proposal faces opposition from peddlers worried about higher costs if retail fees rise.
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See Bealth
Rexithe
Rod Mhepard
The Hired Girl Speaks Of Abuse At Work Site
A narrator recounts harsh treatment by a mistress in a segregated kitchen and attic space. She describes demanding tasks, cold rooms, and public company rules. The speaker laments favoritism, hunger, and being mocked while a home is portrayed as unwelcoming and tense. The damaged voice highlights mistreatment and fear.
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oThia
Tom
Uta
Pone
Anderson Madras
BBC Crepa Madras
Alcohe
Aberfoyla Merceriaed
Gephyre
Noting a Patchy Reed of Verses and Vignettes
Observations mix poetry and letters, referencing Shakespeare and Kipling while a widow asks how to engage a neighbor’s child. The piece blends literary quotes, moral reflections, and local life scraps with a carpenter’s lament for work and a wish to see brighter times.
Juan Estrella’s Return Wins Maria in California Ball
In 19th century Los Angeles era, Don Miguel Caro forbids his daughter Donna Maria from Juan Estrella, who leaves northward to seek fortune. A charity ball reveals a mystery bidder, later revealed as Juan, who proves wealth and love, prompting a betrothal with Maria against rival Don Fernand Clavergata.
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IGN
Los Angeles
Cal
Don Miguel Caro
Juan Estrella
Don Miguel
Juan
Donna Maria
Maria
Jin
Don Fernand Cinvrrgata
Mexico
Granada
Ereara
Don Miyqual
Clavergare
Atranger
le Ataurd
Clavergere
Don Migue
Clavargaro
Senor
Impudenca
Qaveriro
Senor Clavergire
Dan Miguel
Han
Jim
California
Tim
Arthur Funtington
Paterson
All Humors and Bodily Ills From Impurities
All humors are impure matters the skin liver kidneys and other organs cannot handle alone. They accumulate and litter the system causing pimples eczema and eruptions loss of appetite dull headaches indigestion and many other troubles.
Hood's Sarsaparilla and Pills Advertisement
Claiming Hood's Sarsaparilla and Pills remove humors and invigorate the system, the ad asserts it strengthens and tones the body. A testimonial from Mae of Rumba Falls, Ma, describes successful relief as the medicine clears the “humor” and improves health.
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Hood
Mae
Ink C
Perjured Himself in Kentucky Guilty Plea
Cyntiana Kentucky February AC Adama pleaded guilty to perjury in testimony for Curtis Jett in the J. B. Marcum case. He received a one year prison sentence, claiming fear of death drove the perjury. Detects mention of a separate El Paso robbery and a Fargo company heist.
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Cynthiana
Grand Vaudeville Acts Stir Indianapolis Audiences
Indianapolis notes report strong crowds for grand vaudeville at the Park and claims by manager Arthur C. Alston that fireproof scenery is required in major cities. Reports cover actors Allen Neilson Hilda Spong Richard Carle George Ade and Victor Herbert with plans for tours, new operas, and shifts in company lineups amid industry talk of safety and evolving stage productions.
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Indianapolis
Arthur C. Alston
New York
Boston
Phiadelphia
Kansas City
Alston
SL Laure
Hilda Spong
England
Terry
London
Richard Carle
Lincoln Carter
Mobile’ Company
Hiainess
Henry W. Savage
Prapin
Meulan
Savage
Bulu
Ant Savage
Anna
Sulu
Moulan
Th Reault
Sultan
Cheridab Jimpoor
Moulam
Fragments of a streetcar fight and a crackpot ad line
A garbled passage describes a streetcar collision where a large man is struck and smoke and fire scatter among passengers. A boyish voice quips about charging fare by size while a gruff responder retorts. The text ends with an improbable sales pitch urging readers to buy The Sun’s liners on page seven.
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