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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1906
Page
4
Readers are urged to practice on the voting machines this last chance before election day. Officials stress learning operation now to avoid delays, ensure a smooth vote, and respect other voters as a high turnout approaches.
The text describes playwright Pinero’s odd writing routine and notes Moltani honey vinegar as a new commercial food product. It mentions Pinero cycling in the morning, returning for dinner, sleeping, then resuming work in the afternoon, and briefly covers Moltani's honey vinegar from an agricultural region.
A machinists union committee examined Marion County voting machines and warned they can be tampered to register falsely. It notes that tampering is detectable, carries prison terms and fines, and that New York uses similar systems with no major fraud reported. The piece ends by questioning the value of a 3 cent postage card from the Republican committee.
A campaign orator extols the United States as a wonderful country with diverse peoples and occupations. Within its boundaries lie wildernesses and cities, from tropical regions to perpetual snow, reflecting a wide range of climates and cultures.
A prominent Wayne County Democrat at the Grand hotel Friday stated that Republican support in Wayne and Union counties is weak and Democrats expect Woolley of Williamsburg to win the joint Senate seat over Republican Senor Kirkman. He cited illness in the ticket and recent accusations against Kirkman as factors and noted Wayne and Union counties lean Republican. J A Long of Portland praised poultry farming and profits from fowl raising, urging best breeds and care. Politicians plan final campaign rounds at hotels as election nears.
A rugged river trip from the Fish to St John lands in humor and civility. A guide recalls a taciturn mail carrier and a chatty passenger, then compares courtesy in the woods with old reality. Also notes metal painting by Carl Lunde and a quip about a peculiar bug election pledge.
A Massachusetts campaign note highlights Senator Lodge's aversion to telephones, rare use in Washington rooms, and avoidance except for crucial talks with the President. The piece also discusses Chauncey Ives Filley, Gen. Greely, and public attention to military and political figures, with anecdotes from the era.
A discussion on locomotive engineers facing change with electrification, stressing that driver skill and safety remain central. It highlights the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers, wages, and the importance of human expertise over mechanical shifts. Also notes Dr. William H. Allen on child mental deficiency, Mary Maucke the enterprising farm girl, and a satirical closing query about opportunity.
Fragmentary text references Servian army customs a drum cart and a sailor trope. Mentions China New Zealand prosperity savings banks health and death rates Austrian gardens and school gardens across Austria Hungary with scattered incomplete figures and claims.
The British automobile sector has invested 900000 and now employs 2000 workers. Demand is unprecedented, forcing home factories to supplement output with foreign cars and parts. In four months this year imports of foreign automobiles exceeded 2000 vehicles worth 5,000,000 along with 36,000,000 in machine parts.
A monument was unveiled in the town of Kulfatsin at the Kaisergebirge foothills to commemorate the anniversary of the death of Ger vhtan patriot Frederick Lat. The ceremony honored Lat and marked the historical connection to the region.
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