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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1904

Page

4

Park board opposition to monument band concerts sparks debate

The Park board plans band performances on Monument Place but critics fear violations of law and desecration of the monument. The Sun urges alternative venues and urges restraint to honor the soldiers memorialized by the shaft.

Park Board Indianapolis Coffin THE SUN Indiana Crown Hill Cemetery Eurely Columbia Club Warterworks Office

Fragmented tale hints at misty dreams and troubled youth

An OCR fragment describes a dreamlike setting and a troubled youth named Guy Sagers. He seeks high living and romance, clashes with family, and embarks on a risky path with Art Dealy as a troubled companion. The piece ends with an incident involving a railroad man and a threatened shooting.

Guy Guy Sagers Aet Art Wig Meart Ruruute

Better Than Spanking in Home Treatment Offer

A notice by Mrs. M Summers of Notre Dame Indiana offers a no charge home treatment for children with difficulties. She claims spanking does not cure and urges mothers to write for guidance without money.

West Indianapolis Work Rises at New Stockyards Site

Progress on the new stockyards building advances rapidly with many workers and framing rising after a fire. Officials expect relocation from the old stand by October, though locals doubt the timetable and say completion of most structures is needed before removal. Affected residents include West Indianapolis workers, with others traveling to Vincennes and Elizaville for visits and events.

Etoakyorha Hannr Ceres Minnie Hall Freedman Hall Indianapolis Sunbeamers Rhea Howard St Merriwest

West Indianapolis Odd Fellows grow with new lodges and hires

West Indianapolis hosts rapid growth of fraternal orders with two flourishing Odd Fellows branches, Knights and Eschen of Honor thriving, Patricians forming a Food lodge, and no local masons lodge yet. Librarian Miss Carlyle, a new reference library, and a busy Norayke and Mare factory backdrop the community.

Indianapolis Odd Fellows Knights Lschen of Honor Knights of Pythias Mascua

Clerks and Assistant Inspectors Review Death Clippings

A clerk and assistant inspector lay out papers on a table as Eden Castor-I notes keeping newspaper clippings about deaths that the coroner investigates. Many people gather to view the graves and counts.

Mins Eden Castor Reiling

Retail firms plan Saturday half holiday in Indianapolis

A slated summer move in Indianapolis will close shops each Saturday afternoon in July and August. Ayres and Co and many furniture firms join retailers, depots, banks, and offices in observing the half holiday, anticipating about 30 establishments and factories to participate.

Ewing Jule C. Walk & Son DeHaven & Co D. H. Baldwin & Coy Joiner & Futter Carlin & Lennox Beaton & Tanger FM. Herron L. E. Morrison & C O J. A. Rink Albert Galt Taylor Carpet Company Pearson's Own Waltohner-Steware Musta Company Indianapolis Wall Power Company Than Wall Paper Company Meridfancy Milla Shopa Indianapolis

Sunday Band Concerts and Fury View Screenings Ahead of Fourth

Readable remnants show Fairview Park plans for patriotism themed Sunday band concerts and a week of Fury View moving pictures at Fury View next week. Programs list marches, overtures, medleys, and patriotic songs with titles linking to Wilke, Bendix Patrol, and Dixie era tunes. Monument concert by Indian Apollo ministry band set for Saturday evening. Fireworks planned at Palrkbank Monday night.

Fairview Park Thyrk Furyview Ty Indianapolis Moving Picture E T Curl

Picnic Returns: Grandmother Leads Family's Mock Wild Ride

Nellie leads a playful scramble to Grandma's birthday picnic as Red Cloud the wagon and a runaway colt add chaos. Tiny and Grandma chase the basket down a dusty road, catching up just in time to share lunch and laughter. The scene ends with Grandma declaring the family as young as ever.

Nellie Red Cloud Chick Bob Edo Esheck Sini Ana Mob Grandma Tiny Red Clout Anbods Lire Pell-Mel Rel Mother Father Colt

Typhoid talk and prohibition views in Sun editorials

Readers share opinions on typhoid cases and prohibition, praising the Sun editorial tone while commenting on politicians. The mosaic quotes mention Mayors, senators, and candidates with jests on weather, elections, and the temper of public discourse through diverse names and places.

Guy and Art Entangled in Jealous War and Family Shame

In a small town, Guy faced insults as Art tried to estrange him from Myco. Four months of conflict followed, ending with Guy's father confronting him at breakfast. Accusations of betrayal and bringing disgrace shook the family, while the town watched the moral fallout. Edward Ginger reports.

Guy Art Myco Boone Alan Ann Souleigh Jetta Mere Edward Ginger

Monumentaling and Nursing Nostalgia in Early 1900s Ads

An OCR fragment shows a bank solicitation mixed with a physician's tonic ad and a railroad fare notice. It mentions Richards as president of a dental and monument firm, Winslow’s soothing syrup for teething, and a Fourth of July rail a fare promotion on Lake Erie routes with round trips advertised. Names, places, and dates appear vaguely, creating a hazy glimpse of local commerce and healthcare ads.

Lake Erie Weatern R. A Mit

Yellowmane Park Special and Midwest Rail Tour

Travel listing with multiple rail itineraries including Michigan City to Rochester and a Chicago to Fellowstone Park tour. Details mention special trains, all expenses included, personally conducted party, and Pullman sleeping car, dining and baggage service. Contact Breez e General Agent for pricing and formalities.

Vallowstone Park Yellowmane Park Chicago Chicago & North-Western Pullman Palace Fellowstone Park Breeze

Proh and Solo Man in Street Car Confas

An attempted heated exchange on a street car over prohibition sparks a fight scene as a passenger argues against a badge worn by another. The combatant boasts of resilience after an attack and warns off an aggressor, while a separate note mentions new transit fares and a Baptist youth union event with Detroit travel details.

Javell Teninon Prohibition Party Tekeceu Seattle

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