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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1902

Page

4

County Prosecutorship Debate and Local Politics

The Sun critiques John Spahr seeking the county prosecutor nomination while noting Edwin B. Pugh and the anti ring stance against Ruckelshaus. It urges voters to unite for Pugh to defeat the ring, and comments on the Democratic party’s county ticket and Marion county politics. The piece also praises Indianapolis streetcar service improvements and mocks Harry Rouse’s campaign claim of two ring candidates for county clerk.

John Spahr SUN THE Spahr Pugh Ruckelshaus Ring S$ Sun Edwin B. Pugh Marion Harry Rouse Harry Hare Davis

Harry Royse Quizzed Hilfott on What Anyway

The fragment shows Harry Royse questioning Charlie Hilfott about an unspecified matter. The text captures a brief exchange with no clear outcome or context. Further readable details are not provided.

Harry Royse Charlie Hilfott

Bryan Opposes Hill Nomination Cited by Assembly Quip

The question cites Mr. Bryan's unanimous opposition to David B. Hill's presidential nomination. It references an older quip about minor troubles within a group and their own conflicts, hinting at internal political feuds.

Bryan David B. Hill

Bridge to Aged Ague Raises Old Debate

Ed Logsdon of the Board of Works comments that shaking does not prove danger but signifies the bridge is affected with ague, a point underscoring cautious interpretation of structural signals.

Ed Logsdon The Board of Works

Editorials on Economy in Public Administration

The editorial argues that many primary candidates are driven by money rather than patriotism and calls for lower salaries for public offices. It compares public offices to a business with a corrupt ring and urges reform to reduce extravagance, better depots of funds, and greater economy. It praises The Sun and urges legislature action to implement reforms.

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New Season Millinery Display Impresses Shoppers

Shoppers inspect the season’s new goods with a bright second floor display and music. Hats feature low flat shapes made from fine braids with black velvet ribbon trims and pink chiffon under brims. Separate skirts in net silk and silk crepe attract attention alongside silk petticoats and new walking skirt fashions.

Quips and Quivers of Romantic Talk at the Shore

Laughing exchanges and wedding chatter fill a seaside scene as couples trade playful lines about engagements and travel. Patrons and journalists capture lighthearted flirtation amid an orchestra's tremulous ragtime as witty banter moves between would be bridesmaids and suitors.

Worldly reformers and political quips in state press

A collection of brief quotations from multiple papers. The Delphi Times notes sending 200 more teachers to the Philippines along with ammunition to civilize the Filipinos. The Michigan City Dispatch laments Reed rules stifling Democrats. The Greenfield Republican praises self sufficiency. The Greencastle Banner jokes that prisoners would escape only by going straight up.

Philippines Delphi Times Congress Michigan City Dispatch Greencastle

Nobles Burial Planned in Bloomington

The remains of Mrs. Eunice Noble 70 widow of William C Noble died Tuesday were taken to Bloomington Illinois for burial Wednesday. The boys of St Peter and Paul Catholic School have recognized the boys auxiliary club and will move to the club’s new home behind 1735 North Pennsylvania Street.

Eunice Noble Park-ave William. C. Noble Bloomington Ill Peter and Paul Catholic School Pennsylvania

Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Vital Health Boost

An appeal urges readers to take Hood's Sarsaparilla during spring to improve appetite, purify blood, strengthen nerves and digestion, and restore overall health. It warns against delaying and trying other products, claiming tested efficacy.

Hood's Sarsaparilla Best for Spring Use

Mrs. F. M. Foor of Passaic New Jersey backs Hood's Sarsaparilla as a spring blood purifier and tonic. The testimonial notes years of use and complete satisfaction with its spring benefits and energy tonic effect.

Hood F. M. Foor Irving Place Passaic

Notable politicians and a parrot tale shared in anecdotes

Rochester figures former Congressman James M. E. O Grady and ex assemblymen Perkins and Emerson Addis are recalled in a humorous hotel gathering. An Army captain and West Point professor exchange a sock joke with a misread telegram, and Rear-admiral Schley retells a parrot tale about a bird naming a man Bob.

James M. E. O'Grady Rochester Fifth Ave Asemblyman Perkins O'Grady Perkins New York Emerson W. Addis Putnam County Addis

Dr J N Hurty Lectures On Vaccine Virus Preparation

Dr J N Hurty spoke to the P G C Hunt society of Indiana dental college on preparing vaccine virus. He illustrated with stereopticon views. Debaters from Butler and Barlham colleges will clash in Irvington Wednesday night to decide if Congress should legislate to suppress anarchy.

J. N. Hurty P. G. C. Hunt Society Indiana Dental College Butler Barlham College Irvington Congress

Easter Gift Bouquets and Hat Trimmings Inspire Fashion

The notes describe gift baskets with cherries and strawberries, affordable Easter decor ideas using seasonal fruits and home florals. It also highlights hat fashions with chrysanthemum braids, horsehair trims, tulle folds, lace veils, black and white marguerites on children's hats, and dainty underbrim garlands.

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