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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 30, 1899

Page

4

Manila and Cuba policy debates threaten to widen war

The article argues the United States must commit more troops to the Philippines or withdraw, criticizing delayed policy and praising Brooke's Cuban strategy to convert war to peace. It contends McKinley and advisers must recognize the hard facts to avoid broader conflict as the nation faces costly future fights.

Manila Havana Philippines Schurman Cuba Brooke Belching McKinley

Notable debate over location of Weptworth tent at state capital

An editorial lament argues against placing the Weptworth tent near the state house, warning of irreparable damage to a prized city landmark. It recalls past campaigns in University Park and criticizes the rushed judgments of leaders and editors while questioning public discourse.

State House Delees EUB. Net University Park Harrison

Resourceful Landis tale inspires a wary Star toast

The piece notes Congressman Landis as resourceful in politics and hints Capt. Allen’s claim that Indiana's 158th could aid on election day. It lauds the Muncie Morning Star for vitality and a pledge to stay Republican daily, praising the paper's future relevance and reliability.

Landis 158Th Indiana Washington Muncie Star

Water works contract rumors and public trust concerns

City officials debate a new water works contract with potential provisions for plant purchase. Critics warn trusts may fall of their own weight and hurt many, while public figures and staff roles are mocked in a satirical editorial voice.

Congressman Hemenway

Noted Nurse Cora Cahen of Vendome Valor in War

The Jewish Messenger recalls Mme Cora Cahen a famed Franco German War nurse in Vendome aided by two nurses and seven sisters of mercy. She prevented German seizure of a French ambulance asserting Red Cross protection and patriotism prompting German admiration.

Paris Mme Coralie Cahen Vendome Christian Sisters of Mercy Mme. Cahen Red Cross Ccif France Ees

Calve orders marble flowers for late protégée

The piece notes Mile Calve in memory of a poor consumptive flower maker who had helped her, arranging marble flowers for the tomb. It also recounts anecdotes about Kuno Fisher’s reluctance to admit women to lectures at Heidelberg and a Chicago tale on Georges Sand.

Melba Calve Mile Ophelia Geheimrath Kuno Fisher University of Heidelberg Heidelberg Chicago

Decline on the Street A Tale of a Walker's Decay

An elderly man staggers along a harsh highway, recounting a life from youth to old age. He speaks of loss, memory, and death as he shares tales with passersby before moving on.

Mick

Epworth League Tent on Capitol Grounds Debate

A Indianapolis citizen questions Epworth League access to the state house grounds for a large tent claiming authority and warning against damaging the grounds. He asks if governor or custodian grants rights and suggests alternative sites to avoid ruining the grass and grounds.

the Sun Epworth League Capitol State House Indianapolis League Ind

Political Gossip From Various Papers

A compilation of brief quips and opinions from several papers noting reactions to figures such as Funston Aguinaldo and Otis. Mentions rural mail delivery reducing small post offices and a clash over Roberts' congressional seat.

Funston Kansas Fort Wayne Landis Roberts Congress Crawfordsville Argzus-News Covington

Bryan Visits Indianapolis Depot Meeting

William Jennings Bryan arrived in Indianapolis and was greeted at the depot by Harry Brown Tom Taggart and Sam Morss. Citizens chat about an expected arrival and the meeting with Mr Brown. Hood's Sarsaparilla is advertised offering nerve support and digestive relief with Hood's Pills included at 25 cents.

Mr. Bryan Tom Taggart Sam Morss William Jennings Bryan Indianapolis Harry Brown Bryan Mr. Brown Hood

Mai Beer on Tap at Leading Saloons Today

American Brewing Company's Mai Beer will be on tap in all the leading saloons today. Bottled by J Metzger and Co. Telephone 407.

American Brewing Company J. Metzger & Co

Lake View Hotel to Reopen June First at Culver Ind

Lake View Hotel at Lake Maxinkuckee in Culver Indiana announces reopening on June 1 after improvements. The plan includes refreshed rooms and renewed dining service.

Lake View Hotel Lake Maxinkuckee Culver Ind

Wright sues Missouri Pacific for 35000 over clearance card claim

James H. Wright sues Missouri Pacific Railway for 35000 arguing his 1892 exit left him without a so called clearance card or blacklist, hindering railroad employment. Public sale of B and O stock mortgage noted. city and church notices and school events follow.

James H. Wright Missouri Pacific Railway

Law School Transferred to University of Indianapolis

The transfer of stock in the Indiana law school to the University of Indianapolis marks the first step in centralizing university departments. Once another $250,000 is raised or enough to fund Butler’s future income, she will join. The medical and dental departments expect no stipulations. The law school will occupy the Stevenson building's second floor next season.

Law School Indiana Law School University of Indianapolis Butler Stevenson

Half Rates to California By Chicago and North Western Rail

The lift offers Chicago to Los Angeles and return for 61.50 with quick travel and scenic routes. Tickets on sale June 25 to July 8, valid for return until September 4, 1899, for the National Educational Association annual meeting. Illustrated pamphlet available free on request via A H Waggener at 6 Jackson place.

California Chicago and North-Western Railway Chicago Los Angeles National Educational Association A. H. Waggener Jackson Place Indianapolis Ind

Monon Builds Side Tracks at Michigan City

Senator Fairbanks has given Alfred Sully stock in C. H. & D. Forrest Kendall named commercial Vandalia agent at Terre Haute with a new two position post. New York Central will refuse wedding parties in train sheds due to excessive accidents.

Monon Michigan City Senator Fairbanks Alfred Sully New York Central Forrest Kendall Terre Haute

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