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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1905
Page
4
A terse session produced little substantive action as lawmakers adjourned with few bills affecting the state. Observers note minimal progress on key measures, while leadership downplays disruptions and emphasizes ongoing oversight. The public awaits clearer policy direction and next steps.
A collection of observations on Roosevelt as real president succeeding McKinley, praising his independence and policy impact, and contrasting old domestic hearth ideals with modern homes and schooling. Also references to New York theater, family life, and a note on Indiana politics and corruption perceptions, ending with a call for a square deal.
A scathing critique of the Indiana state senate's Republican majority. The piece denounces the defeat of the Guirl anti trust bill and calls key figures liars and betrayers for not opposing trusts. It mocks politicians and questions pension and tour ambitions while condemning legislative conduct.
A compilation of informal letters and thoughts from readers in Indianapolis discussing grand jury bribery investigations, interurban transport shelter bills, legislative actions, and social issues. Names include Merle Walker Ralph Hassall John Mendenhall Robert Scott Fred Shepard Gilbert Elliott Judge Wilkinson Dr James Taylor Anward McDevitt J N Barty H T Hearsey Joan Ward Ed Barrow L P McCormack William E Davis City Engineer Jeup Lew Bhank Stephen Son John Cary William Bethel and others.
Mrs. MacBride formerly Maude Gonne petitions Maj. MacBride for divorce in the Seine court. The panel reports reconciliation attempts failed and custody of their infant is granted pending settlement. Gonne and MacBride wed in Paris on February 2, 1898.
Speaker Cannon laments papers driving tariff revision and longs for the days when newspapers served as organs. Kansas City Star notes Addicks weighs retirement from public life. Chicago Record-Herald jokes about Bourke Cook breaking into New York society amid corruption concerns. Charleston News and Courier adds skeptical view on prevailing influence of multiple temptations.
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