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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1905
Page
4
A colorful local column mocks W C Van Arsdel as a self styled prophet predicting 2000 votes lost to Holtzman in the mayoral race. It notes prior shocks at Bookwalter and Holtzman opposition and hints at future clashes, with satirical comments on the prophet’s credibility and motives.
A reflection on cost of living rising faster than wages since 1890 and the need for a larger share of wealth for workers. Prof. Warney Sombart argues Americans live well, yet wage earners deserve more than mere subsistence and should secure greater opportunities for their children. The piece defends government strength and condemns pro Panama canal doubters amid broad concerns about trusts and growth.
The piece argues against pessimism about the Panama Canal project, urging optimism and effort. It cites ridicule from critics, notes the need for supporters, and contends the canal will eventually serve ships of many nations despite detractors and uncertain times.
A garbled El Paso Elks report describes attendees wearing fine bonnets at a Buffalo convention. The piece mentions a standout item, a Quien Sade, and notes travel by special train with aims tied to capturing the next Bike convention, all amid references to Mexican attire and decorative sombreros.
A collage of anecdotes from newspapers recounts a lawyer’s office bets on a teacher’s reaction to a 3000 pound inheritance and a minister’s sharp reply to a housekeeper. A Kansas City murder case reveals a witness misplacing questions, and a New Orleans physician shares a wary tale of yellow fever rumors.
A fragmented OCR list details multiple Indiana incorporations and their capital stock amounts. Names include Frederick A. Mer ting, Aliee Merris, Walter Hoshiers, Clara A. Ehlers, John Fitton, and the Fitcon group, with entries for Silver Lake, Guilford lodge, and Evansville missions. Mentioned firms include the Miami Park Amusement Company and The McDonald Company Greenfield, each with stated capital stock figures and aims to buy sell and insure real estate and conduct other business within Indiana.
The United States government began a topographical map of the country in 1862 and, with cooperation from New York, requires about 100 more years to complete. The project, among the largest ever undertaken, has not produced a published map beyond rough sketches and involves substantial annual appropriations.
Predictions warn of quiet at 2 p.m. and a birthday anniversary on this day. Caution urged to avoid quarrels and changes while business may succeed with focus. Child born today is quick, persevering, and diligent, though the writing is uncertain.
In a Tecat year report the indicators point to rising prosperity with Tl cut deeply and outlook showing growth. The Chronicle notes strong signs of a warming economy, with expectations of further gains as production and trade tighten. The article emphasizes widespread improvement across industries and regions.
Dr. Devillers of Paris unveils an earthenware bullet that causes no harm. It can be fired from a cap gun and peppered at targets from a distance without leaving a mark on clothing, the bullet simply drops to the ground.
Special to the Sun Cincinnati report describes Mary Schubert and Mia Belubertta hospitalized with severe facial and hand burns after a cat spooked Bris as she removed boiling lard from a stove. The fall tipped the kettle causing hot grease to spill over her body.
The Meridian Life and Trust company hosted its western district agents at a luncheon held Thursday at the Columbia club. Everett Wagner acted as luncheon master.
An unverified report from Thermopolis says rancher Bob Metoy, well known in the Big Horn river region, was killed by assailants who forced him into a cabin and fatally struck him. His body was weighed with stones and cast into the river.
The married woman Mme Padéerewakt says her husband dares not cut his hair. She suggests he would like a neater head but fears public reaction. If he shortened it, she implies the public would abandon him for a new idol as the fashion centers sway.
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