Women Learn the Art of Swimming in Indianapolis
Indianapolis women flock to indoor pools as swimming becomes a city fad. The piece notes varied ages and body types taking lessons, fear overcome, and the sport described as stylish and healthful. Also mentions prison reforms and a train schedule, but the swimming section anchors the lead.
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Indianapolis
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Fall Creek
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Canoe Club
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Shepseon
Editor of The Lyre Seeks Vice Presidential Nomination
The Lyre editor John C. Wright argues for his vice presidential bid while criticizing rival Beveridge and detailing reforms at Fresnes prison in Paris. He reports on humane methods, solitary confinement replacement, educated inmates, and structured work, study, and religious facilities.
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Campaign card expresses a vice presidency bid in 1904
The speaker claims a vigorous 1904 campaign for the vice presidency, defending their image beside Roosevelt and Bryan while disputing Beveridge’s opposition. They assert continued pursuit of the office, note media comparisons, and report broad public reception to their campaign card.
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Roosevelt
United States
Beveridge
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Andrew Johnson
Chester A. Arthur
French prison reform praised as humane model for California
Paris reports urge a U S fact finding commission to study the new prison du Frègnes near Paris. The piece contrasts past harsh penal history with France's modern facility and suggests California build a similar institution under humane practices. It calls for study of French treatment of criminals to inform American reform efforts.
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du Fregnes
California
France
Waste Not, The Sun Seeks Native Reader Submissions
A compact notice urging readers to share letters or articles with The Sun. It lists contact details and a brief instruction to avoid wasting old material and to reach the office via the provided phone and address.
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F. Cihio
Free gold watch offer for Sun subscribers in Indianapolis
The Sun invites boys and girls in Indianapolis to secure 26 subscribers for four months by August 1 to win a gold watch. No paper delivery required. collect blanks at the Sun office and start recruiting. First five boys and five girls who reach 25 subscribers win $3 pieces plus the watch, with extra prizes.
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Indianapolis
SUN
SUN Office
Contagion Panic Prompts Balm Cure Claim for Catarrh
A galvanizing health rant argues catarrh is a contagion spread by germs and climate cannot cause it. It touts Brazilian Balm as the universal antidote that kills microbes, relieves breath and cough, and promises rapid cure with tonic boosters like TOXICOLA TABLETS.
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