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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1901
Page
4
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The Sun faces fierce criticism from many sides over Indiana's legislature. Claims include corruption, corporate favoritism, and flawed tax changes like the Thompson law. The piece questions officials' bravery, cites wasteful spending, and mocks campaign tactics as the session ends.
Vague draft report notes Representative James arriving home amid uncertain support from constituents. Political observers cite muted reactions and unclear agenda as the senate session resumes.
A heated session sees lawmakers indulge in rude humor and insults as they push a deficiency bill through swiftly, treating the matter as a joke rather than a serious public issue.
The piece criticizes theater seat price surcharges, denounces an anti trust bill as weak, mocks senate pay and a clerical error, and rails at political corruption adpaying taxes. It mentions missionaries in China, Boxer leaders, and a rash of alleged government shortages and favoritism in taxation. It laments changes in election law and urges scrutiny of postage and prayers funding.
Protesters at Fort Sheridan faced a riot linked to anti canteenists and excuses offered for the clash. The event drew attention to discipline issues and prompted statements from officials about order and responsibility.
The Sun reports the mayor will compel a review by the Board of Safety into the Tanzy appointment, signaling political pressure and possible changes to the confirmation process.
A report details a folding metal bed by Harris and Andrews of Williamsport Pa with central joints for compact storage and curtain enclosure. It also notes moisture resistant wrapping paper using rubber and Norwegian wood pulp, a near automatic revolver design by Frederick B Pope, an asbestos cement composite by Mr Simmons of Munich, a Berlin firm’s asbestos wrapped rubber tubing for high heat use, and related appliance ideas.
Indianapolis March 9 1901 ED THE SUN. Chas W Brouse real estate dealer writes to deny claims that conservatives in Irvington formed a mob over the Miss Carter assault. He says he aided arrest efforts but opposed lynch law and was not a mob leader while noting he supported resolutions from a mass meeting.
A compilation of editorial lines from multiple papers condemning Ireland representation, critiquing federal spending figures, urging strong action on kidnapping for ransom, and praising prison terms. It contrasts calls for independence with American foreign policy views and notes on U S legation grounds in China.
Social democrats announce plans to nominate a city ticket on April 6. The state high school oratorical contest date has shifted from April 1 to April 26. A memorial is set in the west circular window of the Hebrew temple at N Delaware St for the late Herman Bamberger. Local incidents include a counterfeit coin case, a publication plan for The Criterion in Chicago, and updates on various deaths and community notices.
Silas and his wife stop before a billboard bearing the lithographed line Mr Booth Yowler Supported by Mrs Booth Yowler. Silas notes someone must chew it in for that fellow and rails at the deception. The narrator recalls Estelle and her mother as a loyal, painful friendship.
A wealthy man named O Reilly tricks a fortune seeker duke into marrying his servant daughter also named O Reilly. The wedding succeeds but the duke, now penniless and hungry, laments the impossibility of a free lunch as he begs for a basic meal.
The article lists Thomas orchestra final concert at English's, Marguerite Lemon as soloist, and Indianapolis Bernhardt revival of L Aiglon at reduced prices after initial higher rates. It also covers Robson’s She Stoops to Conquer in Chicago, and upcoming acts at Grand Park Zoo and other venues, with dates and performers like Robson, Barry, Henshaw, Fitzsimmons, Sousa concert and village postmaster.
Gen Schwan reports from the Philippines that Lieut Charles B Tarlton of Indianapolis has shown judgment and bravery in battle and perilous reconnaissance. The note praises his conduct and service to the Thirtieth Volunteers.
Tacoma dated dispatch reports 14 bandits executed February 14 in Canton and four more being starved to death in cages open to public view. Cages prevent lying down. Also notes mutiny aboard the USS Albany at Hong Kong and subsequent handling. Empress dowager orders Gen Tai north to Canton with troops amid Mohammedan rebellion in Kansu province.
In a roundup of overseas industry news it notes European steel companies may merge. It also covers deaths and travels of notable figures including Rev. Ebenezer Bushnell, F O Matthiessen, Adelbert Hay, and a 25 000 library grant from Carnegie to Gloversville.
Newspaper clippings report favorable notes on Admiral Sampson’s letter and critique a beer inspection law upheld by the Missouri Supreme Court. Indiana seeks a copy of the law, while other editorials lampoon marriage motives, river and harbor bill blame, a heroic rat-rescuer, and lobby influence on legislation.
Miss Clara M. Daws of 317 West Lake Street expects to receive $30,000 from her late aunt Mrs. Margaret Keene of Cleveland. The estate clears the way for her marriage to Willis T. Smith whom she has loved for over a year. Smith, missing five months, has been found in Amesbury, Massachusetts, prompting a telegram for reunion and shared fortune.
Sunday pulpit paragraphs quote Rev. C C Rowhison criticizing Christians for funding war against Filipinos and Chinamen and Rev. W A Quayle contrasting distant philanthropy with real charity when faced with the world.
Mrs Amelia Kratz a spiritualist at Pearsons hall on Sunday night said a coroner is called when a man dies without medical attention If medical care had been available no further cause would be sought The meeting adopted a resolution urging Governor Durbin to veto the Wood medical bill.
Signs on the fence at Pennsylvania and Chiosts will be removed this week according to officials.
Judge and Mrs McBride hosted a dinner Saturday. Albert and Mrs Lieber plan a trip south Wednesday. Mrs Rappaport hosts a hearts party Saturday. S E Kercheval and Miss Kercheval are in St Louis. Burke couple were in Greencastle over Sunday. Persimmon brigade meets Tuesday night with Mr and Mrs Hugh Stewart. Mullallys hosted Saturday night at Dolman flats. Miss Mary Hussey and Alfred Stead marry Tuesday at the Hussey home Woodruff place. Private ceremony. Congregation reception Tuesday at Central Christian church to celebrate church debt payment.
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