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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1904
Page
6
Cincinnati judge Lueders recalls a decade as a newsboy that built self reliance, business sense, and insight into human nature. He funded law school with paper routes and says early work teaches resourcefulness and a merchant’s discipline. He notes the toughest lessons come from contact with the world.
Senator Beverlise notes Russian rail delays and bureaucratic routines. A sample paragraph depicts a stagnant Moscow line where officials delay, bells ring without action, and passengers board only as whistles finally echo. The scene illustrates the slow pace and absent urgency of railway travel in Russia.
The Massachusetts historical society seeks Senate and House action to renew and commission the Frigate Constitution as a training ship. The petition urges immediate steps to preserve the aging vessel, now at Charlestown, and recalls her heroic role in American naval history.
The St Paul and Minneapolis frog trade has become the world’s largest tag market with receipts last year surpassing 500000 dozen and a slaughter of 6000000 frogs. Five years ago no frogs left Minneapolis as business expands rapidly beyond 2008 figures.
Bowman of Bowman and Eapy brokers in teas and coffees displays his prized fox terrier Chico born Christmas Day. The gold black color, stubby tail, and dignified dockside demeanor draw attention in the Century building office. Chico greets strangers with caution and trains tricks, mother and father imported from England, worth a fond tale but price undisclosed.
Eighteen pupils from Abedny school will step from high school life into the busy world with graduation exercises next Thursday. The program features a drama and a class address by Miss Edna Jones. The Oliver Perry Morton School will hold exercises at 9:30 a.m. Friday.
Gen. B. Cortelyou, secretary of commerce, in the latest military of President Roosevelt to approach Senator Hanna. The aim was to induce Hanna to drop his name from the presidential nomination. Cortelyou, as McKinley’s secretary, was close to Hanna’s wing and counted friendly to the senator.
New inaugural remarks by James K. Vardaman, newly sworn Mississippi governor, describe Black people as more criminal than slaves and push for repeal of the Fifteenth Amendment. In New York, a Brooklyn city worker loses jobs after holding two offices and drawing dual salaries across departments.
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