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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1904
Page
4
The Indianapolis Sun outlines its publication as a daily paper except Sundays with a telephonic editorial room and business office. It lists subscription rates: six cents per week within the city, six months in advance, two dollars per year outside city in advance.
A editorial preview predicts a Republican victory in the nation state and county elections. It argues for J Frank Hanly Beveridge Overstreet and McGregor, praising Roosevelt and criticizing apathy while noting concerns about Barrymore and artistic genius.
A fragmented discussion questions the relative grandeur of Gettysburg rhetoric versus Lincoln and ponders the influence of a creator nicknamed Captain Swift and others, suggesting the claim is preposterous and monstrous.
The article argues diplomatic efforts between England and Russia aim to submit the Iranian attack on Hull to arbitration. It condemns Russian naval behavior toward neutrals, calls for stern rebuke, and notes global sentiment honors The Hague. It suggests Russia loses prestige and urges avoiding war, while blending satirical asides about Thanksgiving and Buffalo Bill.
A fragmentary column titled Sunshine and Smiles The Yonkers Way contains garbled lines about a kiss, a wage gun, and local opinions. It mentions Lester leaving for Port Huson, polling tires, a big house on the street, and neighbors’ dogs. The text is incoherent and includes stray names and phrases.
A partial OCR line shows misprinted words and distorted phrases about a printed feature on a mouth with unclear meaning. The fragment suggests garbled typography and unrelated terms, lacking coherent report or identifiable people or organizations.
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The narrative recounts a perilous escape attempt from Madrapore involving a man aiding Lady Olivia. After dramatic threats, betrayals, and a pivotal murder, the protagonist escapes by sea to Las Palmas. He reflects on wealth and fate, but laments Lady Olivia’s marriage, hoping to return home to confront his future and her forgiveness.
A local court week debate centers on using the word lady for a colored woman client while a Portland restaurant reinforces gender seating by designating one side for women. Judges, lawyers, and workers reflect old and changing social labels amid a charged, evolving public weave.
A blurred notice advertises week long vaudeville at the Empire with the Rentz Santhe Minesquera Beery company. It lists acts Hawthorne Burt Chas Banghos and a large cast, midweek matinees, a midnight show on Tuesday, and a grand opening Monday with additional performers and electric effects.
A fragmentary political piece cites Senator Fairburn and a call to await some unspecified events. The Detroit press mocks Democratic efile displays while Detroit and Wisconsin references appear. A second item claims harsh punishments and brutal methods for criminals, including hanging with a weighted neck and self-harm notes, with vague local color and sensational tone.
An OCR fragment portrays a chaotic shipboard scene on the Teutonic with drunken talk and a brief mock justice tale from a southwest court. It shifts to a Chicago courtroom joke about slander and damages, then to a London bank front work detail and a hairpin vest construction by a surgeon’s cave-in.
The Bureau of Plant Industry explores ideal coffee conditions. Expert Lewton oversees experiments on roasting moisture and bean quality, water temperature, and infusion time to optimize flavor and caffeine balance. A national anthem contest invites Malians to submit short, stirring hymns for a gold medal and diploma.
A fragmented reminiscence recounts births, battles, imprisonments, and losses from Civil War veteran Roger Rosecrans Shiel. It recalls family history from Strawtown, Hazellton county, enlistment at age eighteen, prisoner exchanges, and a pledge to publish Stand up for Indianapolis as gospel truth.
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