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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1903

Page

4

The Real Hypocrite newspaper critique explodes

A harsh rebuke denounces the Indianapolis News for alleged schemes to corrupt public officials and manipulate Logsdon. The piece claims a secret conference and a hired detective linked to the News while urging the public to condemn such actions as unworthy and dangerous to trust.

Ndlanspolis News Logsdon Smith Stahl Indianapolian News Logudop Indianapolis News Uts Alncera

Boom That Never Boomed in Indiana News Clippings

A montage of political chatter notes the failed Fairbanks presidential boom as the News and Sen. Fairbanks misread public mood, with Roosevelts nomination gaining speed. Local items include campaigns, editor appointments, newspaper name changes, and social gatherings surrounding Indianapolis and nearby towns.

Fairbanks Sam the News Thes Hanna Heung Roosevelt Mark Uncle Fe

Swirl of Society Events Captivate Local Gentry

John J. Geiger sails for Europe on June 19. Mrs Ida Tyrrell hosted a handkerchief chewer party for bride elect Miss Lorenco Fuanctl. Miss Mary Fletcher of New York and Miss Converse of Philadelphia were feted by Malott and Miss Majott. Mrs John R Brown and Mr Arthur F Hall hosted a tea for Miss Mario Hinca at Mrs Brown's home. Caroline Burford hosted a dinner dance at the Country club for Miss Fentin and Miss Litch of Chicago.

John J. Geiger Will Aail Europe Mim Ida Tyrrell Lorenco Fuanctl Mia. Volney S. Malott Majott Mary Fletcher New York Mian Converse Philadelphia Mario Hinca John R. Brown Arthur F. Hall Ace Brown Mis Caroline Burford Fentin Misa Litch Chicago

Fool of St Arven at Amusements Park Ends Halden Run

The Fool of St Arven drew large Thursday audiences at the Amusements Park as the Halden stock company nears its monthlong run. The melodrama pleases, with Little Alice Berry continuing to be a hit. The season closes tomorrow night after tonight’s Weber-Flelis night, and ticket sales have been unusually strong for the high priced attraction.

Alice Berry

Local clash over singing cramp claims shocks readers

A fragment from the Houston Post quotes a quarrel over singing with women named Mrs Symns and a sister. The exchange includes a claim of cramps and a refusal to rise, reflecting a tone of public disagreement and melodramatic humor.

Houston Poat

Suspicious Circumstances In A Singer's Tale

A fragmentary diary style account references a city bred singer and a country born man named Joseph. It hints at a death, life insurance, a beneficiary, and a trip to a hotel, with implied violence and a female directing the actions. The text is incomplete but suggests a murder plot under scrutiny.

Joe Joseph Jen Norma Hres

Gas fete in this room cited as suspicious exchange

Fragmentary historical text depicts a tense scene with references to accusations, vacations, costs, and a city visitor noting lighter crowds due to a streetcar strike. Names like Silas, Aunt Martha, and Mistah Abe'nathy appear in clipped dialogue. The piece conveys mixed street chatter and undercurrents of suspicion.

Silas Martha

Political rumors and remarks ripple across cities

J W Bailey pursues the Democratic presidential nomination starting in Houston Texas. Rev Dr L G Broughton stirs a crowd in Atlanta with a sharp remark about bridge players. Rev Dr G C Larimer of New York is asked to lead Tremont Temple Boston but declines. Savage Landor reports from the Sulu archipelago amid pirates. District attorney Jerome in Hartford mocks readers, saying headlines beat editorials, while respecting the news column.

J. W. Bailey Chas Houston Tex L. G. Broughton Atlanta G. C. Larimer New York Tremont Tembla Bapitsl Boston Savage Landor Sulu Archipelago Celebes Sea London Jerome Hartford

Interview Recalls Frederick III and the Taconic Touch

In Prussia Frederick III, famed as Europa’s last taconic man, courts a Hungarian magnate famed for abrupt speech. In a hotel hall the king quizzes him on bathings and drinkings, officers and magnates, and the exchange ends with a brief, clever retort about a detective and the king’s own status.

Frederick III Prussia Europa Carlabad Frederick Frederick—King

Robert the five year old doubts noses over ears

A Philadelphia Public Ledger joke fragment shows a five year old named Robert arguing he would not rather have ears than a nose because ears are harder to wash. The piece switches to an ad for Dr Wood's Norway Pine Syrup and a brief line about gun liners bringing results.

Robert Galett Burgesa Mr. Burgess Philadelphia

Bright Gossip On Spring Fashion For Stylish Women

Fashion note on silk gowns and summer outfits. Silk gowns shift from evening wear to day and night use. Shirt waist suits evolve into varied fabrics like taffeta and lace trimmed designs. Linen gains popularity in elegant gowns with colorful jackets and intricate embroideries. Buckles and adornments show wide variety from gun metal to rhinestones. Cerise knots replace French dots, and cerise dots dominate as a new trend.

Aoe Toarechon

Whistling Bullets Speak In Young Soldier's Ear

An old soldier explains that bullets sing as they pass, unseen by the ear until after the shot. He recalls a raw recruit who feared the sound, while the real danger lies in the bullet heard only after it has already passed. The tale, attributed to the New Orleans Times-Democrat.

Aven Ifo New Orleans Times-Democrat

Water pipeline in Coolgardie 328 miles long

The Coolgardian water project in western Australia advances with a 328 mile steel pipeline diameter thirty inches. daily goal 5 million gallons, with 6 187 HP engines pumping about 6.6 million gallons per day. Helena reservoir mentioned.

Coolgardian Western Australia Coolygardie Iself Chhef Grit Helena Reser

Waterworks to Boost Coolgardie Mining District

In Coolgardie the updated pipeline project costs total about 2.7 million for the venture including pipes valued near 11.2 million. The undertaking nears completion and within a month a new water supply for the gold nelda is expected to spur further mining activity in the region.

Coolgardie Nelda Anatralia

Robbers Use Red Pepper in $40 Secret Service Robbery

In Kansas City Missouri on a Thursday two men blinded C Kendan of the Secret Service with red pepper and stole $40 from his office in the Cha Temale block before escaping.

Kansas City Mma Kendan Secret Dnien Cha Temale Block

Col Charlie E Barr Dies After Insect Bite in Columbus

Col Charlie E Barr prominent attorney dies in Columbus on Thursday due to blood poisoning from an insect bite. The death marks a sudden tragedy affecting the local legal community and family, with Barr remembered for his public service and professional achievements.

Columbus Charlie E. Barr

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