Pompeii Beauty Reflected in Ancient Ruins
A fragmentary clipping extols the unique beauty and brilliance of Pompeii, noting its charm despite detractors, and hints at enduring worth amid critics.
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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1900
Page
8
A fragmentary clipping extols the unique beauty and brilliance of Pompeii, noting its charm despite detractors, and hints at enduring worth amid critics.
About 150 spectators watched Tom Carroll the Montana Kid of Indianapolis defeat Kid Charley Smith of Chicago in a boxing match that went through two close rounds before Carroll pulled away in round two and finished Smith in another round.
Chicago reports confirm Edie Santry, once world featherweight champion, will likely never box again after a training injury. He fell during a six round rehearsal for a bout with Kid Broad and suffered a knee injury feared to be crippling for life.
Reports from Lakeside track Chicago highlight a dramatic fourth event won by Knight Benneret amid tight finishes. Other items note DePauw strong showing, Jockey Bolan’s injuries, Nebraska over Missouri, and ongoing sports chatter from Corbett to world fair lessons.
The fragment discusses a vessel possibly serving Flint as a private boat or being constructed as a torpedo boat for a South American country. It notes measurements, pressure tests, a two-story collapse, and uncertain purpose with two rival claims about its use.
John Banks, a colored man, was arrested Monday evening on a Republican bribery charge and released on 1600 bond furnished by Bill Flynn. He is accused of offering Wesley Bridges 50 dollars for a ballot to start an alleged endless chain. Democrats say warrants exist for five more Republicans as both parties pledge an honest election amid precinct workers reportedly paid all day.
A voter was said to attempt leaving polls with a state ballot. He deposited three ballots with the inspector and returned for a pink ballot saying he left it on the shelf. Democrats claimed he was a Republican seeking to trigger an endless chain scheme. an investigation was started for arrest.
At Omaha Bryan concludes his nationwide drive with renewed hope for Nebraska and Ohio. He believes Richard Croker can push Nebraska and Ohio results, relying on Mayor Jones to aid anti trust forces in Ohio. Bryan must secure a registration certificate after missing regular registration in his own precinct Edward 5.
In New Burlington Ohio an elderly graveyard tale unfolds as Myrtle Teetors, age 15, is found linked to a possible murder. Len Edward Blank or Len Edwards is blamed, with speculation of a motive and a prior elopement to steal $1,000 from Mrs. Caroline Lindley, the girl’s aunt.
Fort Worth Texas November 6 1924 the city council voted unanimously to support the grand jury investigation of bribery charges against councilmen. Councilman Negley introduced the measure and Higgins stormed out angry after the vote. A new crossing ordinance was also introduced. In Carlsbad New Mexico a wealthy rancher Robert Hall was murdered and Hal Herding wounded by cattle rustlers who fled to Mexico.
Dog Constantinople reports the sultan has issued an order for a cruiser to Gen. George Williams, representative of the Cramps shipping firm of Philadelphia. The announcement comes amid rising tensions and military preparations.
Terre Haute Ind November 6 Eugene V Debs told friends that two weeks earlier he doubted Bryan could win but now believes a landslide is possible for Bryan.
Bertie Nogood exclaims in excitement upon spotting a damsel in distress, signaling a bold rescue moment likely to unfold in a melodramatic scene. The exclamation marks convey urgent heroism.
In St Louis the famed soprano Nordica delayed her opening at the Coliseum for over an hour until the promised 1900 dollars was paid. The box office contributed 1600 dollars, with the balance raised via checks cashed in saloons and restaurants. Nordica finally sang after receiving the funds, mostly in small bills.
Clarence Hufford and Michael Riley are being held on forgery charges. Detectives Asch and Griffin arrested them Monday night on Washington Street while Riley allegedly cashed two $20 checks at a Columbia Avenue saloon.
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