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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1903

Page

4

Disgraceful Legislature and Scrapper Senator Fleming

A critical column denounces the current Indiana legislature as disgraceful and corrupt, faulting Joe Morgan and unnamed influences for defeating the elevated track bill. Senator Steve Fleming is praised as a persistent fighter while calls grow to question Cockrum’s legality and pressure the attorney general. Also notes possible appointment concerns for juvenile court judge and reports Rev. Paul Brown declining Plymouth church calls.

Steve Fleming Senate Fleming Steve Piqming

Spirit of the State Press Burglar Senator Weighs 300 Pounds

Jaho’s new senator weighs 300 pounds and may be valuable if extra session is held. The Indianapolis Sun defends Henator Heveridge against unjust criticism from the Indianapolis News, while Vin-tonnes Capital suffers loss of public trust. Frank Burke returns to Indianapolis from Jeffersonville with kidney issues and possible surgery. Mayor Bookwalter and family depart for health trip to the southwest and Mexico. Laborer James Duffy is stabbed by two unknown men and hospitalized. Richard Urish, despondent after a fine for assault, attempts suicide by swallowing coins at a Belt railroad end_shell.

Jaho Indianapolis Sun Indianapolis Henator Heveridge dt.Vintonnes Washington Marshall Ateamen Andrew Jackson Abraham Lincoln Madison Courier Frank Burke Frank B. Burke Jeffersonville SL Vincents Hospital Bookwalter South Mexico Hingon Arizona James Duffy Maryland-t Senate-Ave Maryland-at Richard Urish Barth-ave Ben Belt Railroad

The Return of the Feminine Girl in Verse

A poetic piece celebrating the feminine awakening, contrasting the masculine era with a new era of women who wear frocks again and claim their due. The poem depicts women resuming playful, confident social presence and the changing gaze of society as they walk the avenue and court attention.

Statue proposal sparks talk after senator Harcun hill death

In a late night conversation, rivals debate erecting a George Rogers Clark statue. A second senator, Bar cus, is referenced in a murky exchange about who should be honored, with a quip about his dead status.

Harcun’ Hill George’ Rogers Clark Barcus Barvas Durbin Tuck

Indianapolis Citizens Speak In November Remarks

A compilation of Indianapolis residents and visitors quotes on politics, leisure, and city life. Notable voices include Sam Shutt, Edward Davis, Gertrude Cronback, James E Fortune, Richard J. Shelledy, and Th. Steele, with opinions on candidates, local issues, spring wishes, and city improvements.

A Corner for the Women Indianapolis Hostesses

Indianapolis society notes a woman’s skill in hospitality, praising a particular home in Annapolis where guests are welcomed without fuss. The piece extols simplicity, genuine warmth, and well-run dinners, highlighting practiced hosts, a capable maid, and two sisters who routinely entertain with calm, on-time service.

Unca Serena Annapolis Amoothly

The Swirl of Society In Small Town Notes

Mrs John B Elam is at French Lick and Mrs W T Durbin returned from Anderson. Mrs Solon F Goode entertained a small party. Men and Mrs M D Pierce are home from New York after two months. Mrs Mary McConnoly hosted a Friday card party for Sina Pierson of Spencer. Mrs Frank Tl Carter hosted a party Friday in honor of her sister Mrs Charles Tusa of Chicago. Mrs Harry Drew will host a luncheon Thursday followed by a whist party for Mrs George Brecourt. Willam H Wiekison pupils to give a vocal recital March 14 at 618 N New Jersey studio. Mrs L J Hackney to host reception with Mrs C P Kas land and Mrs Overstreet of Chicago. Alpha Chi society members enjoyed a reunion dinner at Columbines club with red carnations. Religious and social notices mixed with verse and local group meetings. Pathologic Societies to Meet Mor ton county federation of catholic athletics to meet in St John s hall Sunday at 2 30 p m.

John B. Elam French Lick W. T. Durbin Anderson Solon F. Goode M.D. Pierce New York Mary McConnoly Sina Pierson Spencer Frank Tl. Carter Ridas C. P. Kasland Overstreet Chicago Alpha Chi Society Colutbles

Sketches and Songs of a Singer in Odd Ball Verse

The piece presents rhymed lyrics about lost love and longing in a rustic style. It notes a local editor of the Oho Hammer while deriding the paper’s town pranks. It mentions a wedding anniversary preemptively set and mocked by locals, reflecting village humor and gossip.

Boggaville Bugle Oho Hammer

The Raven Craze Of Travis And The Lost Lenore

A narrator recalls Travers a troubled youth who befriended a raven and a Venus bust, fell for a girl named Lenore, and spiraled into madness. After threats to report him, the narrator checks on Travers to find him deranged as a graphophone croons The Raven and a crow perched on the bust.

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