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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1899
Page
4
A letter argues the Board of Trade should not endorse committee claims on elevating tracks. It contends cost estimates exceed 20 million, favors a 3 million figure, and claims elevated tracks harmed city growth north of the lines. The writer accuses north side interests of bias and financial stake, challenging the committee's motives.
Fragmented text describes Allen Fletcher as central to a gas company accused of excessive pricing. The piece hints at his wealth, philanthropy, and influence, noting public discontent with gas charges and debates over cost fairness and state impact. References to university parks and public tents suggest civic debate themes.
The piece weighs Indiana's political scene and national figures, noting Marcus Hanna's possible invitation and Hanna's reluctance. It mentions Prof Gilbert forecasts about ancient diggings and Lake Michigan, plus fish laws allowing May and June fishing, Bryan's town visit, and Jas S Dodge's gubernatorial bid amid capital-combinations fears.
Protests from Michigan City over public funerals aiding diphtheria spread prompt action. The column notes veterans, doctors, and soldiers in the Philippines with homesickness called nostalgia, plus medical debates on appendicitis and surgical decisions. It also covers social events, local elections, and community notices.
The New York Sun notes growing zeal for outdoor activity and bicycling. It argues air and walking offer uplifting, costless health benefits for mind and body, while acknowledging bicycles or boats help but are not essential.
The column surveys watchers of county and township councils to ensure proper conduct. It notes debates on press sensationalism and trusts, and cites local views on school hiring policies and teachers. It mentions a Columbia college professor claiming hypnotic cures for smoking and temperance.
Park patrons have two more chances Wednesday to see Frank Lin con in The Count of Monte Cristo. The Child of Fortune is scheduled Thursday afternoon to close the week at the Park as its last performance.
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