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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1901
Page
5
In a lively exchange, four fashionable women lament Indianapolis as a slow summer town lacking amusements. They mock crowds in town, discuss worn gowns and social stasis, and share ideas from a playful escapade to Mamie’s store. The dialogue reveals urban boredom and desires for regional entertainment.
In Lexington Kentucky on July 23 a sad vignette unfolds as Edna Howard two toots of age asks travelers if they have seen her father James Howard jailed in Frankfort awaiting a new Goebel murder trial. The piece traces his fall from promise to hardship as his wife and two younger children cope with poverty and a grandmother's care.
Malta Montana July 18 reports describe the Great Northern flyer crossing Dakota near the world’s largest wheat belt. The article paints vast cattle sheep and horse country with primitive ranch life while noting rich profits, scarce towns, and a thriving liquor trade amid endless prairie.
A chaotic pursuit unfolds as three men flee a delayed flyer for Summitville by wagon and horse, rush to a waiting accommodation train, and race through Indiana towns to relay an urgent battle report. The mayor and officials meet the train to aid the press deadline and lodging.
Washington reports the 1900 census tabulation shows the negro population near 9,050,000, about 11.8 percent of the total, with border states facing stronger racial discrimination and labor union tensions. The piece notes shifting color lines and historical attempts to measure "negro blood" as inconclusive.
An old newspaper listing advertises fine California wines and brandies from Schuller's 210 N. Meridian St. along with travel notices for daily sleeper service to Marquette Michigan. It promotes low rate tourist tickets and invites readers to contact W. B. Inniskern in Chicago for times, rates, and pamphlets.
The Central Labor Union debates a resolution expelling hardwood finishers and sends the issue to arbitration. An ordinance limiting billboards to 100 feet by 10 feet and banning rooftop placement is referred to a special committee for further study amid objections from bill posters.
Mrs. Margaret Hale of 1320 S Meridian St testifies her 17 year old daughter suffered Bright's disease with back pain and frequent secretions. After using Doan's Kidney Pills her condition improved, she completed three boxes and regained appetite sleep and vigor. For sale by all dealers at 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole agents. Remember the name Doan's.
The Correct Population of Cities and Towns in the Northwest along the Chicago Northwestern railway is shown in a new booklet issued by the company. Copies available by sending a stamp to W. B. Kniskern, 22 Fifth-ave., Chicago.
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