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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 1904

Page

4

Why Women Do Not Propose Says a Stenographer

A column argues women should have the right to propose marriage and select their own husbands. It contends conventional norms trap women, that women can be decisive lovers, and that broader female agency would reduce divorces and misfits. It cites a stenographer in the State Life Building advocating female proposing rights and questions men’s receptivity and societal rules.

Tife Mansen Summers Ty Walt

Parting of the Ways in Oil Wage Dispute at Indianapolis

The Sun weighs in on the miner operator wage dispute in Indianapolis, urging restraint and caution. It notes the risk of a strike harming the nation, praises John Mitchell’s leadership, and warns both sides to consider the broader impact and avoid industrial war.

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Rural Carriers Must Serve Government Only Says Opinion

A government stance argues rural route carriers should be barred from private work. Officials at all levels should devote time to official duties, not private employment, to maintain a safe, pure system. The piece urges Congress to enforce that government service be exclusive.

Congress

The Most Beautiful Of All Royal Women Bertins

An early 20th century account extols Caroline of Weimar as the most beautiful royal woman. It describes her features and marriage to Grand Duke William, noting a rumor of marital tensions and exile from court, with references to her Swiss residence and a period of domestic strain.

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Memory of a Violinist and a Television Author

A fragmented reminiscence from a New York Sun piece recounts a narrator’s obsession with a famous Polish violinist and a staged transformation into a violinist. The memory blends comic notations on facial expressions, stage craft, and a group’s comical quest to mimic performance rituals. The tale ends with a line about the art in small moments.

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The Picturesque for Men in London Tailors News

London tailors say women lure into flower beds while men should shine with new dress cuts. They foresee an evening fashion change soon and note a demand for knee breeches. Orders are placed for celemons, whitening, and collars as the king’s taste for vivid formality drives this shift.

London Tailore

Park Vaudeville Bills Highlight New Stars and Returns

The Park presents a smart set vaudeville bill featuring Adelina Pattt in concert and Hattie Hopkins, a Richmond born performer, among others. New acts include Irish material by Diane, Toni Mum, and Mabel Renton with Weber and Bittere. Frankie Allege headlines a lively show with songs and comic numbers as a full audience-ready program opens Thursday night.

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Canal Commission Member Named From Detroit in War History

A Canal Commission member from Detroit is identified as Col Frank J Hecker. He served during the Spanish American War and was appointed a colonel by President McKinley. Hecker held roles as transport and logistics head, with prior service in the Civil War era, and later as a member of the board of managers guiding wartime logistics and workers.

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The Parachute Man First Ascension

A dramatic account describes the first ascent of the parachute man. The balloon rises, the pod deploys, and the observer feels a rush like a high speed elevator as spectators fade away below.

Parachute Jump Fear Turns to Flight Below

A first person account describes a parachute jump from a height with mixed nerves and awe. The narrator recalls hearing a band, feeling dreamlike calm, then sudden fear as the dive begins. Ground approaches, rope grips, and a rough landing mark a tense descent amid the Hampton trek in March.

Aver Akin Hampton

The Travel Section's Page Of America Region

A textured overview of a travel region centered on the Hudson on Hudson and stretching from Utica to New York City within a 143 mile radius. The piece highlights the scenic Mohawk valley the Herkshires and Albany as part of a grand travel area rich in beauty and history including Revolutionary War interest.

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Fragmentary 18th century region description from Four-Track News

The readable fragment discusses a historic region central to American identity near the birthplace of the nation. It references the Indian, French and British wars and a proposed twenty mile radius, naming Adirondacks Champlain and nearby areas, with a nod to widely known regional geography and riverine routes.

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Woman Falls Into Narrow Yard Tank in Pembrokeshire

A Pembrokeshire woman fell headfirst into a deep yard tank while drawing water at New Milford. An on-site workman delayed aiding, thinking it improper, and fetched police after the accident. The coroner corrected the belief that help should come after authorities.

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