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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1904
Page
4
A reflective piece argues against European style caste, praising American mobility and equal protection under the law. It cites Garfield and stresses public schools as a bulwark of democracy, while a Me century smoker from Harrington.
A collage of editorials notes ambitions of a bil lonaire to trim clothes with radium and mocks New Jersey. It warns taxpayers may bear costs of state government while Little Japan is praised for its dignified stance, leaving Russia unsettled by a tense public affair.
A Kokomo, Indiana woman died after a visit to Green town. Returning home she suffered a congestive chill that rapidly worsened, leading to her death within hours. Burial of Mrs. William Clore 40 is noted as part of the report.
A fragment from Pikeys Diary and a group of friends drift through Penny’s, muttering about a printing plan and a self-inking press. Characters Smitty Mut and others reminisce and scheme amid jokey banter and sharp, rough talk.
John Marshall scowls at an Eye aghant while Kitty Chester frets over Bridget leaving and a mysterious Celestial visitor. A prankish tale unfolds with Bunny the rabbit, romance hints, and domestic tension as Kitty papers a stormy note and confronts John about their shaky plan to marry.
A tense domestic scene unfolds as Kitty nervously questions a stern note and a forgivable moment eases tension. Olh, Kites! The dialogue reveals guilt, accusations, and a plan for supper as a rabbit, Bunny, causes comic concern.
A string of local incidents includes arrests for alleged coal theft from the Pennsylvania Railroad. A Mary Davies, a Manual training teacher, was struck by a car at Culpeper and Fourteenth. Other notes mention a grand conference, worker changes, a courtroom ruling, and a robbery observed by a judge.
A lively slate includes English's Yankee comedy at Grand Vaudeville with Falano and Park offers From rags to riches. Empire presents Ctopiane burlesque while Unique Vaudeville features 3 acts. Veteran performers Theodore Kerhwith and others from New York stage show in a Park engagement tonight.
ELWOOD Md Jan 3 Health authorities are alarmed by a spike in deaths amid ongoing male drinking establishments. School officials fault physicians for not acting and tensions rise over perceived duty omissions.
In a surreal forest scene voiced by voiceless trees and distressed tones, Dr Burkhert’s Weedable Compound appears as a miraculous cure. The ad promises relief from liver kidney and stomach troubles, exclaiming a thirty day treatment available at all druggists.
Columbus Ohio report says Mrs. Elizabeth Wouter of Decatur Indiana died in a cab Tuesday. Coroner cites cerebral hemorrhage as the cause of death.
Elkelhs society figure Charo Mayer hosts Tuesday gathering at the Woodruff club. Mrs Charles and Mrs Walter entertain literary group at a Denn home. Luncheon honors daughters and Miss Heberea Chisleek of Pittsbury. A fire at a Cross Lake residence claims one child. another injured severely. Obscure ads urge Wood’s Norway Pine Syrup for colds and health.
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