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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1904

Page

4

Women earning money and public figures debated in Indianapolis Sun

The Indianapolis Sun reports on Mrs. Cynthia Alden's book Women’s ways of earning money with examples of women in varied jobs from a New York button matcher to a California butterfly catcher. It also profiles Mayor McRae of Council Bluffs enforcing gambling laws with a gun, and discusses Democratic infighting in Indiana, plus questions about Taggart and local licensing enforcement ahead of elections.

Cynthia Alden Mary Shannon Erie Allroad Henrietta N. Rowe Moosehead Lake Old Sal Hester St New York Amelia Judson Patts St. Louis Yeomans California W. M. Marsh First National Bank of First National Bank of Croton, N.’ Young Daley Stevenson Rochester United States Virginia Smith Four Hundred Blanche Minton Eternal Feminine Mrs. Alden Trust McRae Council Bluffs Ethan Allen Ticonderoge

Monkey Rescued by Eagle Picture at Consulate

A Mexican Herald note recounts a monkey at a Ecuadorian consulate kept from danger by a display of the American eagle. A boa constrictor pursued the ape, but the snake fled when the eagle image loomed, saving the primate from death. The tale highlights the consulate’s global emblem and monkey antics.

Gottachaik Guayadiil Ecuador Premien Jocko Mexican Herald

Room for roots and space yields better fruit crops

An analysis by Walter E. Andrews warns fruit growers to plant trees with ample root room. Crowded orchards reduce yield as trees compete for feeding and breathing space. A sample ten year old orchard a rod apart shows declining crops due to overcrowding despite good soil care.

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Untitled Rural Impressions and Dialogues

A fragmented 19th or early 20th century piece presents rural scenes and spoken glimpses. It weaves fishing anecdotes with household life and memories, ending with an old poem about the school day and the dinner bell, invoking Lucy Crystal, Erastus Swisher, and Edward Singer.

Reddy Stearns confronts peril in Blazed City tale

An outlaw named Reddy Stearns rides into Blazed City to claim a love he cannot abandon. He meets a sheriff and rival Tompkins as Mary Manning watches. A tense confrontation ends with Stearns facing a dangerous choice and a potential bend toward justice or ruin.

Reddy Stearns Red Yuma Trai Tompkins Billy Blazed Ropa Reddy Blazed City Enko Aherit Arizona Manning Mary Manning Mary Stearna Ike Brearns Kiri Stearns

Maeterlinck on Field Flowers and Maytime Poems

Fragmentary verse references Maeterlinck and seasonal blooms. Mentions amaryllis and other flowers with a celebratory tone. The text appears as poetic rehearsal rather than a complete article, lacking clear events or facts to date or identify.

Vaudeville Showings At Empire and Park

Park presents A Royal Slave a scenic novelty by Clarence Bennett with A poyo slave and unique vaudeville numbers. Empire offers Majestica at 2 and 8 pm while Grand Luet hosts a week of vaudeville with 2 pm performances.

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Sure acoma and Safety of Principal are the Two Vital Points

The statement emphasizes two core priorities in evaluating the matter. It argues that safeguarding principal foundational interests and ensuring safety are essential, presenting them as the decisive factors in any upcoming decisions.

Scenic notes from Empire stage lineup and cast changes

A review notes Fred Irwin's Ma Jestica at the Empire as a strong new season draw with a crowded matinee. Plans announce D. State to star Jonqey and Emma Ray next season in a farce, Bertha Gatland joining Two Orphans, and a new star for Dorothy Vernon by Haddonhall. Daniel Frewley and Mary Van Buren tour in Johannesburg in Sherlock Holmes and Arizona table buslpea. Eleanor Gertrude May Wilson, ex King & Erlanger, married Dr. John Forinelatr in Philadelphia. Charlen Frohman's London run of The Moh Mra Tepton praised as increasingly popular. Office 121-15 E. Onto at. Both phones me.

D. State Jonqey Emma Ray Bertha Gatland Dorothy Vernon Haddonhall Daniel Frewley Mary van Buren Heading & Company Johannesburg South Africa Arizona Elea Gertrude May Wilsom King & Erlanger Mother Goore Philadelphia John Forinelatr Charlen Frohman HL. C. Carlton London

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