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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1900
Page
4
The Sun lists filing and subscription details including offices at 123 125 East Ohio Street and city and outside rates. It notes post office entry as second class matter, delivery costs, and agent opportunities with a business manager and editor contacts.
Readers are urged to notify the office if they fail to receive THE SUN regularly. Call telephone S80 or send mail to the station.
The Sun argues William Jennings Bryan is a fanatic on prayer and economic ideas and would make an unsafe president if elected. It mocks his opposition to McKinley and Croker, calls him provincial and a faddist, and urges cautious advisers and rails to curb his tendencies.
The piece rails against President McKinley’s power and envisions extreme acts against Mark Hanna. It mocks rival polls and questions Indiana’s electoral leanings while criticizing press and political operatives for alleged manipulation and violence at the polls.
The piece denounces Croker and Jones for urging disorder at the polls and urges clean ballots. It praises Overstreet's candidacy, supports Mount's forthcoming Thanksgiving proclamation, and suggests timing actions on a water contract amid political tension.
A reader condemns the Marion County Republican organization as dishonest and contrary to law, calling for its dismantling and exposing alleged corruption within the party apparatus.
Within 45 hours readers will learn if Croker's final fund succeeds in tempting Indiana's virtuous public. The snippet hints at a decisive moment with political or social stakes and a looming deadline.
A collection of brief reminiscences feature Gov. Bob Taylor pardoning pendings, Prof. Agassiz’s error celebration, John Sherman and Fitzsimmons meeting, McAllister’s penny memorandum, and Lord Wolseley’s strict commissariat scene, illustrating political swagger and humorous missteps.
Fragmentary dialogue shows a tense exchange where one speaker dismisses something as tasteless like dishwater while another defends it as acceptable. The archaic phrasing suggests a historical or regional setting.
local commentary rails at Tammany and Croker with quips from Kokomo to Covington. references to Bryan's speeches, opposition to trusts, and a sharp jab at Charley Lendis's taxes. mixed tone previews political theater and public curiosity in New York and Indiana papers.
A compilation of editorial quips from various papers on Bryan McKinley and third parties. The Detroit Free Press mocks Bryan's temperament while the Denver Post jokes about a man wearing placards. The Minneapolis Times praises a Princeton party figure and the Memphis Commercial Appeal notes Opie Reed stumping for McKinley.
The royal box at English's Monday and Tuesday leads a week of theater with Diplomacy at the Grand and Hyde's comedians at the Park. The Zoo offers Baby Ida Cuban dances with exotic animals plus election night activities and late hours Tuesday and open-house offerings for ladies and children.
Oscar R Hundley of Huntsville addresses the Republican club. Illinois man in a loaded cane scare. Indianapolis Republicans travel to Dana with speeches. Democratic campaign closes in Tomlinson hall with Mayor Taggart and Mayor Rose speaking. Debs withdrawal claims circulate but Social Democrats dispute it. Mr and Mrs Valentine Nicholson celebrate their seventieth anniversary. Moores secures injunction blocking Orange County from appointing Democratic inspectors. Beveridge caps campaign in New Albany. 40 000 attend Logansport rally for the elam bake. Maj. Robert Anderson to host oyster supper at Piersons hall on Nov 7.
Mrs Charles E Kregele hosts a tea on Tuesday afternoon. Mr and Mrs John P Mullally return from their wedding trip. Engagement announced for Lulu Armstrong and Willis G Howard. German house ladies stage Riley entertainment titled The old swimmin hole. A bag sale at Mrs Courtland Van Camp home on N Delaware St Friday for Katharine home. Misses McIntosh plan a company on Tuesday for Blanche Jellefs. First Baptist ladies social to hold a flower festival December 10 to 12 in church parlors.
Rev. R. H. Moore of Madison Avenue M E and Rev. James W. Carr of Second Baptist warn congregants about electoral choices. Moore urges voting for self-respect and family happiness, then supporting the winning administration as a duty of free and honest citizens. Carr links Bryanism to economic peril, urging ministers to warn of moral danger and voters to flee from it to safeguard prosperity.
Senator Morran, alleged gang leader, was arrested by Detectives Asch and Griffin after a theft on West Washington Street. Initial charge of loitering scales to highway robbery for taking $2.50 a knife and trinkets from John Farrel. Morran and part of the gang were found hiding on Irish Hill.
A Sunday noon blaze levelled the residence of Rev. S. M. Conner on University avenue Irvington. A daughter and two sons, who left the house shortly before discovery, suspect a coal fire caused the blaze. Loss estimated at 2000 dollars. Rev. Connerie away. advertisement for Dr Bull’s Dough Syrup claims to cure croup and save children with a 25 cent price.
The funeral for Annabelle Talbott aged 23 who died Sunday afternoon in Delano after stomach trouble will be held Tuesday afternoon. She was well known in Indianapolis and had been sick only a few days. a sister Laura Talbott survives her.
A testimonial from R. Long of California Junction Iowa claims catarrh is bloodborne and local measures fail. Hood's Sarsaparilla is praised for cleansing the blood and acting as an alterative and tonic, with improved appetite sleep and absence of catarrh symptoms after three years of illness.
An old advertisement touts Hood's Sarsaparilia as a universal cure all remedy. It claims to improve health, boost strength, and treat a range of ailments with a soothing tonic.
The Board of trustees of Irvington Indiana will receive bids at their office on Navy 14 19 at 8 p m for an underground surface sewer from the east gutter line of Ritter north of Washington where the gutter line intersects a rain already constructed along the gutter line to first alley north of Washington thence east to the east gutter line of Layman Plans and specifications are on file at the town engineer s office The board reserves the right to reject any or all bids A meeting of affected property owners will be held at the same time and place to voice objections SAMUEL M Gaughby Town Clerk
Full regular dinner served at St Charles hotel in Chicago from Muei Ierschoen, proprietor McCreast, opposite Union station. A business men's lunch is also offered at the same location.
A historical advertisement touts Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup as a universal teething remedy for children. It claims to soothe the child, soften gums, relieve pain, cure wind colic, and treat diarrhoea, priced at twenty five cents per bottle.
The coroner's or civic clinic in Delaware and Chiosts receives patients from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. for all kinds of dental work. Fees charged cover only the cost of services.
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