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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1904
Page
4
A satirical piece claims long skirts cause disease via pigeon toed women stirring microbes, blaming fashion and pride. It pivots to praise for Mr Roosevelt and his decision allowing Mr Fairbanks to run for vice president as an act of charity.
City authorities should tell Grand Opera House management to keep aisles clear during matinees. Camp chairs were placed behind the Toges and sold as loge seats, narrowing passageways and risking lives. Authorities demand clearly defined aisles and safer seating.
The miners in session in Indianapolis face a choice between peaceful action and an industrial war as operators push responsibility onto the workers. President Mitchell and officers warned against a Great Mine wake, urging restraint.
A collection of reflective maxims and adages on manners, fear, guilt, worry, and patience. It blends cautions about gossip, judgment, and prudence with observations on conscience, advice, and the timing of events. The tone mirrors period newspaper miscellany entries emphasizing moral guidance.
Miss Bessie Poster of Evansville Ind died in a Denver hospital after an appendicitis operation while in Colorado to testify in Debaltet a former day fiend trial for murder. She had warned her life might pay the price to aid Russell Hates who was found guilty of Harald Fridvarn’s murder and sentenced to the penitentiary. her testimony was said to have saved him from the gallows.
New York March 7 John D Rockefeller Jr gave a tea for his Sunday school class in the clubroom. Mrs Rockefeller Jr and Mrs Helen Gould attended. About 400 members in the class and nearly all were present.
A teenage printers apprentice joins the Paris Commune. He is captured with a dozen comrades and orders to witness executions. His mother lies ill as siege hardships mount, and he longs to kiss her goodbye before marching to his fate. He seeks a brief mercy from the commandant and pledges to return alive.
The ad claims scrofula is hereditary and common, causing neck ulcers, eruptions, earaches, and debility. It touts Hood's Sarsaparilla and Pills as a guaranteed, absolute cure based on thousands of permanent recoveries, citing a Parker City Indiana testimonial.
The page lists Henry Irving in Henry V and other stage items, with reviews of Anna Held and various vaudeville acts. It notes touring companies, residencies in New York, and forthcoming engagements, including Gaiety and Empire Theatre listings, along with brief theater ads and a provincial kiss lawsuit in Portland.
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