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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1901
Page
4
Public notice fragment stating second class matter at the Postoffice and directing business communications to the business manager. Subscription rates listed: outside city six months $1.50 in advance. outside city per month 25 cents.Indiana location indicated.
The Sun office suffered a Tuesday morning fire that ruined mechanical equipment and editorials. The News Journal and Press lent their presses and editorial space, enabling a full staff return by 8:30 p m as plans for the paper’s future are announced.
The small sidewalk shack built by the streetcar company at Washington and Illinois streets drew outrage for blocking sidewalks and inviting a pre emptive corporate encroachment. Critics warn such displays threaten pedestrians and symbolize unchecked business prerogative in Indianapolis.
A humorous monologue features Hogan describing Carrie Nation in the style of Mr. Dooley. The narrator uses Irish American vernacular to praise a reformer while lampooning gender courtesy and gallantry in a late night backroom chat.
A veteran of the revolution, 105, meets the prince in Boston. Felicitous remarks spark merriment as royalists debated. Lady Frances Hope’s reception planned. Dr Javal, blind yet renowned, earns highest French honor. Edison discussed many inventions. Wilkes famed for appearance and wit amid England’s courtly circles.
A newspaper roundup notes West Virginia has returned Stephen B Elkins to the United States Senate, reflecting on political currents as the century begins.
excerpts cite varied editorials on parliamentary restraint and governance. The Kokomo News warns against tinkering with machinery of state while the Fort Wayne Journal Gazette and Knightstown Journal question customs and reactions to flag rituals and presidential honors.
Break macaroni into inch pieces to fill one cup and boil in two quarts of water until tender but not broken. Keep water boiling and stir seldom to prevent pasty clumps. Drain and keep hot while you prepare a sauce. Cook two teaspoons of butter and sour cream until bubbling, then pour over the pasta with vanilla hints. mix until thick.
A collection of light humor and dialogue snippets features a factory owner testing a job applicant who smokes, a caustic cad boasting about warming toes, a flirtatious exchange over a poem about excess, and banter about political papers. Edward Singer.
In Baltimore on January 29 a dilapidated mule roaming near Huntingdon avenue and Thirtieth street blocked a Roland Park car for 80 minutes. The creature stood at Huntingdon and Twenty-sixth as the car approached Twenty-fifth, refusing to move until the motorman urged it on. It trotted along the track then left at the viaduct on Thirty-first street, allowing service to resume.
In theaters hats have fallen from fashion and nearly every woman wears a velvet bow as a dainty finish to her hairstyle. The bows replace earlier adornments like aigrettes and tinsel butterflies, seen in past seasons, as a neater, prettier fashion choice.
E Chubb Fuller editor of an agricultural paper in Spencer was arrested by federal authorities for advertising a lottery offering prizes for correct guesses of pumpkin seed counts.
The Indianapolis Sun and other papers discuss reactions to Mrs Nation’s Kansas actions and Bryan's comments. Editors debate naming, journalism usefulness, and Marion’s push for a metropolitan police system, noting civic guardianship and shifting public drama.
The Central labor union held a large meeting Monday night. A special committee found no grievance against Zoo management or non-union musicians. Mother Jones spoke on coal region labor conditions. The union urged opposition to house bill No. 13 proposing that all goods sold on lease be recorded.
Howard Wilson a 30 year old junior clerk turned Wall Street figure after a single day's feats. Report says cotton district traders claim his profits reached 100000 dollars and he treats the sudden fame as a joke while surrounded by golf sticks in his office.
Mr and Mrs John C New left for New Orleans on Monday. Mrs A M Noe to entertain Tuesday night for Mrs D B Miltikin. Mr and Mrs David A Kahn to depart for Florida. Mrs Kahn ill. Miss Ethel Kent and J M Hillman announce marriage. Epworth League social Friday at Judge Allen home. YWCA hosts reception Friday for new secretary Stella T Bartlett. Mr and Mrs G A Gay and Mr and Mrs Frank Ritchie host Twentieth Century Club Monday.
Emma Crane sues Stephen for divorce and 3000 alimony claiming he cheated her out of 20000 in property and spread a report she was insane. She asserts some property she deeded to him under threats of bodily harm.
Hannibal Missouri January 29 1919 Mrs Neisenheimer stands trial on murder charges after a probate proceeding opened the case dealing with a contested will. Proceedings focus on alleged taking of a will and related legal questions as the trial proceeds in the courthouse.
Funeral services for United States Judge Wm Allen were held in Springfield on Monday January 29 with active pallbearers including Governor Yates Judges A Woods J G Jenkins Peter S Grosscup W H Seaman C C Kohlsaar R Bunn J K Baker Justice C Boggs and Judge J A Creighton
Attorney general Sheets opened in the circuit court a suit to oust the Pennsylvania railroad voluntary relief association from Ohio. The case tests whether the group is truly an employes’ entity or controlled by the company and whether a railroad may operate an insurance business. The action seeks to protect railroad employees who allege they bear risks but lack decisive voice in the association.
Chicago aldermen voted down a resolution of sympathy with the British people over Queen Victoria's death. Alderman Dudadleston argued the queen's passing united the country, but the measure failed Monday night.
In a dispute linked to the forks area Rebecca Adam sues George Becker over a boiling point issue. The filing outlines claims and seeks relief through civil action.
Editor Rice of the Manila Daily Bulletin is deported and sent to Frisco. General Funston reports dispersing nearly all organized insurgents in his district. An English royal mourning period is noted until March 6 with continued grief into April.
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