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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1902
Page
4
A political clash unfolds as Minturn battles the ring over a convention nomination for joint senator. The ring’s control is blamed for his alleged betrayal, while supporters praise his independence and warn the ring will silence dissent. Also coverage decries filthy streets and calls for civic action.
The piece suggests Senator Fairbanks urges News not to praise Senator Beveridge, portraying Fairbanks as a large man in physical stature and linking the stance to editorial bias in column remarks.
The text notes David B. Hill gaining momentum while a W. J. Bryan club forms in Rosedale Indiana. The writer questions if Admiral Evans has informed Prince Henry about his solo actions at Santiago and the destruction of two million Spaniards and ships.
Report asks if Senator Tillman will attend ringside to challenge the Jeffries Fitz winner after the pugilistic debate. No official confirmation yet, but interest runs high among boxing and political circles.
The quote accuses officials of aiming to free the Cubans only to starve them, suggesting a calculated hardship strategy behind the policy toward Cuba. The remark frames the objective as punitive and strategic rather than humanitarian.
The statement attributes party origins to Jefferson while ignoring Bryan's role in shaping the party. The remark contrasts foundational claims with later contributions, suggesting a gap in explaining Bryan's impact.
The column quotes multiple Indiana papers commenting on Prince Henry and Minister Wu visiting Indiana. It notes land value at four thousand four hundred twenty nine dollars per front foot and remarks on royal attention. It also cites opinions on Spain’s monarchy decline and frauds troubling publishers. A California judge questions vagrancy law as unconstitutional.
A Knightstown Journal editorial argues that despite many good men today, America lacks a leader like George Washington. It laments politicians' self interest and calls for a new era of patriotism to guide the nation.
A caravan party witnessed a red squirrel join a loaf from a table al fresco. The loaf was pulled up a hill by the assembled squirrels after a brief, coordinated council. The scene showed a surprising, cooperative response among the rodents.
A compilation of headlines reflecting distrust in political liberty, notes on Tillman and Patterson, a boot-black featured among future millionaires, and a New York judge ruling that accusing a man of cheating at cards is not slander unless money is won.
A collage of humorous quotes from Philadelphia and Chicago papers. Bits include a nursemaid riddle about the baby and bottle, a self made remark, a fire question, and playful barbs about idle curiosity. A messenger boy fast on 20 blocks is blamed on a ruse.
Boone McKee has resigned as manager of the Symphony orchestra. The last concert of the season is March 10, with all arrangements already made. He states his private business will not allow him to continue in the role.
A fragmented verse piece chronicles anticipation of two months until reunion with a singer Marie. It blends flirtatious romantic imagery with playful nonsense rhymes and a jokey aside about fashion and a prince’s visit. The tone mirrors vintage newspaper verse humor and light social commentary.
A frontier tale recalls Hank using his parlor to nudge suitors into marriage with his daughter and Lew. Lem Hornback once courted Hank’s eldest gal, and after Hank pressed the question, Lew confessed willingness. The ploy supposedly made courtships easier and marriage plans common in the settlement.
Mae expresses a wish to kiss the prince, provoking Stella who warns that such a kiss would trigger war between the United States and Germany. The exchange hints at international tension influencing personal decisions.
A brief dialogue unfolds as a deacon chides a man for missing church. Uncle Jerry retorts that absence may reflect personal limits and faith, while Edward Singer notes the possible virtue of the dreamer. The exchange hints at humor and moral reflection in a small community setting.
A collection of kitchen guidelines detailing eggs with mushrooms and a cheese omelet style dish with oysters, plus a layered orange cake recipe. Directions cover sauce bases with butter flour and oyster liquor, frying cheese balls, and orange frosting steps. The text notes decorative gift boxes and serving suggestions.
R Wheeler of Northwood New York testifies that in winter 1598 he suffered crippling rheumatic pain all over his body. After using Chamberlain's Pain Balm from the first application he improved and worked steadily the rest of the year. For sale by all druggists.
The Union Trust Company acts as agent for collecting incomes from bonds mortgages notes and dividends on stock for taxes assessments and insurance for collecting rent and caring for real estate and for investing funds in real estate securities. It offers advantages for ladies invalids and absentees with prompt remittance and careful investment attention and serves as custodian of wills contracts es crow and other papers in fireproof vaults with trust funds kept separate from the company’s own investments.
The capital received a hand carved cane for Speaker Henderson from his constituents via H I Schmit of Iowa. Arden E Nichols carved three scrolls detailing martial, political and fraternal honors, with a deer foot handle from Buena Vista Iowa and dogwood from Mount Vernon.
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