Willis S Thompson Featured In Indianapolis Sun
The Indianapolis Sun issue from June 8 1908 highlights Willis S Thompson as a key figure in the paper’s daily coverage Published in the Sun Building at 128 and 15 East Ohio Street the paper appears as a standard daily edition excluding Sundays.
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Vivisection a Big and Sad Subject
An Indianapolis editorial argues vivisection is essential for scientific progress yet demands humane practices. It notes anti-toxin and vaccines rely on controlled experiments, acknowledges animal suffering, and urges bans on unnecessary pain, teaching misuse, and profit-driven harm, while defending the broader fight against disease.
Marshall Denounces Injunction Abuse and Praises Candidate Dialect
The Union editorials discuss Thomas F. Marshall's stance on injunctions and jury trials, praising his Richmond campaign speech as principled and free of personal attacks. They note his labor alignment, equality of rights for capital and labor, and his measured promises if elected governor.
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Memory of a witty king quoted by Portuguese consul
A Portuguese consul recalls the late king’s sharp wit at a dinner. He notes the king praised an English visitor’s shooting, joking that Lord Gadabout sends his targets to hospitals. The king then quips that the visitor never shoots anything but gamekeepers.
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You Overtook Me In A Fiery Exchange
A sharp quarrel unfolds as a wife scolds her husband for meeting trouble. He defends himself with a retort about overtaking her, signaling ongoing domestic strife in a restrained dramatic exchange.
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