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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 31, 1905

Page

4

Roosevelt Vacation Spotlight Reveals Democratic Image

The article praises President Roosevelt for his democratic spirit and ability to blend with diverse crowds. It lauds his unpretentious, American gentleman persona, noting his comfort in simple life and readiness to mingle with common people during travel and at home.

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Municipal house cleaning urged for Ashland and Indianapolis

A clipping notes Ashland branch and LinenIn Neb lead a municipal house cleaning with school and health officials aiding garbage disposal. It praises Lincoln and Indianapolis efforts, urges mayor Holtzman to clean alleys and dark places, and criticizes neglect of backyards and gutters. The piece also mocks District Attorney Jerome over Fairbanks coverage.

American Civic Association Ashland City Improvement Society of LinenIn Neb Lincoln Board of Health Cita Indianapolis Holtzman

Municipal Character Prompts City Hopeful City Victory

A Commercial Club remark attributed to John L. Griffiths urges hopeful civic effort to win by positive, non boastful means. The passage recalls past local misconduct by leaders who supported a mayoral opponent by attacking the city’s honor, noting a history of saloons and lawlessness.

Indianapolis Griffiths John L. Griffiths

Bold medical proposal sparks debate in state legislature

A town judge called for using a surgical method to curb habitual drinkers and other criminals seen as a threat to society. Pennsylvania lawmakers approved a bill treating incurable patients as candidates for such an operation, with method to be chosen as safest and most effective. The piece contrasts public outcry with arguments on social reform. Lieut Peary names his new Arctic exploration ship Roosevelt, and the North Pole may be considered found.

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A Dangerous Sport Examined by MacDonald

AE MacDonald, aging motorist, recalls Ormond speed trial where a 3 horsepower car ran five miles in just over three minutes. He argues careful driving could reduce wrecks and fatalities in automobiling, recounting a race that faced delays as ambulances and surgeons had not arrived despite impatient crowds.

MacDonald Ormond

The Folly of Selfishness and the Silent Carriage

A friend asks Nicola Testa why he accepts fame and wealth from others inventions. He replies that benefiting mankind, being honored, and personal well being suffice, refusing to chase more money or renown. A tale closes with a proud bachelor butcher who rides alone, fearing shared credit would cloud ownership.

Nicola Testa Smith Janes Robinsop Mr. Teala Smitjant

Berlin showman Mana injures spectator during trick

A vendor recounted that during a Berlin street performance Mana attempted a trick for a single observer. When Haneci asked about crowd size the spectator was kicked in the face and severely hurt after being knocked down, with the crowd reacting in shock.

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First Lady of Mexico Mme Diaz Charms Nation

The president of Mexico's second wife Mme Diaz stands as the republic's most popular woman. Known from the capital to frontier huts, she pleads for clemency in cases facing harsh sentences. The president is forging and often the clemency is granted.

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