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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1908
Page
2
London basks in a burst of American visitors amounting to over 50 000, many of them wealthy. Hotels report record bills and fashion houses flourish as Americans seek top-tier goods, inciting milliners and dressmakers to hire workers and fulfill demand for directoire gowns and elaborate hats.
July 4 Paris reports the police chief has ordered teaching English German and Spanish to on duty officers along major streets. Polyglot policemen work hard as Paris attracts foreign visitors and many speak diverse languages.
A practical young man tells Phoebe he has an important task and asks for help. She asks what he proposes to do, while he emphasizes not how to proceed but what he will do to propose. Philadelphia Press notes the exchange as a moment of resolve.
Miss Kutcher remarks on poets as favorable to a western life while Mr. Lariat of Montana explains he does not understand them and recalls meeting a poet who refused a drink. The Catholic Standard and Times records a witty exchange highlighting regional perspectives on poetry and culture.
A Yonkers States man and Crimsonbeak quip about unexpected things at sea with a humorous exchange. The sim surfaces in the dialogue as a playful aside.
Mrs Logan urges young Americans to embrace duty to country and resist socialistic ideas. She praises educators for shaping character alongside minds, stresses family guidance and vigilance against dangerous ideologies, and calls for steadfast citizenship to defend liberty and institutions.
A dialogue notes a child asking about teeth and the grandmother replying she has none. The exchange ends with the child promising to share candy until she returns, framed as a playful courtroom moment or moral vignette.
A dealer admits the sold picture is not genuine art but notes the story told about it was. The exchange underscores the tension between truth and selling narratives in the art market.
Caspar Whitney notes that rabies in dogs is rare and often misinterpreted. He explains that water intake and frothing are not reliable signs. A changed disposition, swallowing trouble, and sticky whitish saliva with red eyes and frantic barking mark suspected rabies. immediate restraint is advised.
The Indiana Railroad commission has broad duties and strong powers, created February 1905, with an active staff including an inspection bureau and tariffs department. It has reduced coal rates, enforced fair car service, required interchanges, and intervened in court to compel compliance, shaping state transport practices through investigations, rulemaking, and executive action.
Special train of first class Pennsylvania standard coaches will leave Indianapolis at 12 noon Tuesday via the Pennsylvania lines for Columbus Ohio arriving in time for the session that evening. Round trip fare from Indianapolis is $6 or one and one half fare. tickets available from Pennsylvania lines agents and good return until July. Delegates alternates and others may board at Cambridge City or Richmond.
The article extols Riverview in Chicago as a vast park with 250000 daily visitors and diverse amusements. It describes cascades, aerial chutes, gondolas, Wild West shows, animal acts, a naval battle replica, and musical tours including Bohumir Kryl’s band, portraying Riverview as a radiant, fairyland-like festival city.
Rear Admiral Charles Mitchell Thomas, 60, collapsed and died in Demonte California from apoplexy. He had taken command of the battleship fleet after Admiral Evans fell ill on April 6 and remained in command until recently being relieved by Admiral Sperry.
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