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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1905
Page
4
The text attacks The News for trying to influence Ward 4 council race. Fred Eppert remains unseated by the newspaper’s tactics as candidates refuse to run. It highlights broader grievances about press meddling and claims of injustice toward the poor in the legal system, plus assorted editorial jabs at various figures.
A noisy digression about heat yields to a call for practical matters as readers are urged to stop dwelling on the heat. The piece contrasts widespread discomfort with common-sense daily duties, urging action over lament in the blistering conditions.
Predictions warn of trials for a child born 1906 and advise caution for acquaintances. Beidel resigns as Milwaukee Register of Deeds after graft confession. sports talk notes the Clevelands lead the American League since May 7 and MeGinnity's recent luck, with optimism for future victories.
An old document recounts General Col. Crawford, Virginian ally of Washington, his forces, march toward Indian Town, and his capture at the Wyandotte settlement. It describes torture by fire and parading before execution, with Simon Carty’s noninterference, and details the brutal ritual that followed.
A fragment describes a brutal punishment of a prisoner named Crawford with torture, scalping, and burning by Native attackers. It notes a county named in his honor in early Ohio state history and mentions annual remembrance of his “terrible sacrifice.” An inverted ad segment promotes trust company savings accounts, urging readers to save money for safety and wealth.
On Butler College campus the Ben Greet players staged two comedies Ae You Like It and A Midsummer Night's Dream under trees. The performances impressed spectators with Shakespearean clarity and modernized speech without diminishing meaning. The company earned praise for every actor and for Ben Greet's revived Shakespearean renderings.
KALLEN state agent of the Phoenix Mutual Life placed a 100000 policy on Elbert Shirk a Peru banker with premiums over 3000 yearly. May Morris was struck in the face by a man who entered her home Wednesday night. the assailant fled. Indiana Grain Dealers association meets at the Claypool. Mrs Ledonee was seriously injured in a New York buggy run away accident. Ruby Vingon was slightly injured. Mrs Garsh M Low a pioneer of Parke county died at her daughter’s home. Indiana Children’s Home Society annual meeting held at Roberts Park church. expenditure for care of children was 1.00. Samuel R Woodill died at his home Percy township. Henry Klein of Toledo fell from a streetcar on Alabama Avenue and was seriously injured. Charles Arattingham former Talk Milk Wagon driver, now three years into escape, captured and imprisoned. John Greathouse sent to Michigan City prison for petit larceny after transfer by Ed Sourbier.
Portland experiences a rose bonanza with an expert estimating ten million roses in bloom. If strung end to end they would stretch from St. Louis to Chicago and along Lake Michigan. About 140,000 residents live in Portland with roughly seven per home, making every yard a sea of roses and filling neighborhoods with vibrant blooms.
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