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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1900
Page
4
Public notices show subscription costs for outside city readers and advertising terms. The Sun lists rates of 3.00 yearly 1.50 for six months and monthly options, with contact details for the Indianapolis office and advertising department to forward rates and agent inquiries.
A Detroit man with a hammer is cited as deriding Senator Beveridge and his Philippine resolution. The piece defends Beveridge’s stance, arguing the measure would signal a model administration abroad and influence peace through decisive action.
The Albany society banquet in New York Wednesday night featured Judge Woodward as guest of honor. They urged praise for the Dutch of Albany and mocked the Dutch of South Africa when he attempted to defend them, drawing laughter and host kissings. The Sentinel presses city leaders to secure more gas, urging practical action over political posturing.
The circulation says the Board of Safety intends to reinstate some or all officers recently discharged. The rumor alleges that if reinstated, the plan is to try them as the charter prescribes, with testimony described as trumped up to allow regular discharge.
In a sharp exchange the editorial questions if the council will investigate funding issues. It notes Mayor Taggart wields strong influence, limiting opposition and leaving critics to condemn Beveridge’s personality rather than the facts cited. The piece likens recent South Africa events to a broader critique of leadership.
A compilation notes varied editorials from Lafayette Call Gosh en News and others about anti expansionist views on matrimonial questions. It mentions the sultan of Sulu not running for Congress and flags the Roberts incident as a warning while Indiana’s growing national prominence is cited. County investigations are described as widespread as reform bills face opposition from trustees and others ahead of the next legislature.
Society notes report W H Schmidt and others traveling to New Mexico and New York for social engagements. It covers luncheons matinees dinners and a Theta alumnae guest day. It notes two marriages in Grace M E church Komomo and Angola Indiana with details of gowns attendants and a joint G A R W R C ceremony.
In Augusta Michigan the coroner's jury ruled that Sherman Church formerly of Indianapolis died by his own actions. He was found under a water wheel in the river. Reports say he attempted suicide with morphine in November, though the exact cause remains a mystery.
Jerome Herff of Peru says he will support all district 11 candidates for the Democratic state chair and has assurances from across the state. He is a candidate but plans no fight. Five other Democratic congressional hopefuls are named including Leon Bailey John Holtzman ex Mayor Thomas Sullivan Charles Ceener and F M Retrhisard.
A fragmented poem and dialogue recount a wandering singer's dream of blissful visions then stark reality. The vision-rich verses contrast with a harsh return to squalor and social scorn, ending with a fleeting domestic interaction and a final echoed longing for solitude.
A quoted remark ponders imperial aims and warns that if Britain conquers the Boers the country may be diminished. The speaker notes a poor start and questions the path to global dominance, hinting at national decline and risky policy.
The speech by Senator Beveridge of Indiana in support of permanent holding of the Philippines mixes optimism with doubt. He argues U S rule is vital for commerce and security but warns success requires near perfect administration. Critics note mingled praise and questions about feasibility and political support.
A collage of old anecdotes traces Edison employing Tesla in Paris, Tesla’s work ethic and appetite, Alabama lawyer Burnett’s diminutive courtroom debut, Paul Kruger’s Johannesburg episode, and a closing plug for DeWitt’s Little Early Risers laxatives. The items span engineers, politicians, and a medicine advertisement.
The moth and the flame starring Herbert Kelsey and Effie Shannon drew a dressed audience at LEnglish's for the opening of a three night stand. Devil's Island at Park drew crowds despite rain, with Wallick's scenery and dramatic turns. Matinees and nightly shows continue with strong cast and quality specialties. The crust at society at the Grand maintains high attendance with another Saturday matinee planned.
A local bakery in Indiana promotes its bread as the best in the state. The advertisement highlights pride in baking quality loaves and invites residents to taste. The message emphasizes craftsmanship and community support behind the product.
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