Indianapoli s Sun historic masthead fragment
Fragmentary text from the Indianapolis Sun’s early masthead notes edition details, pricing, delivery, and advertising contacts. It mentions daily publication except Sunday, delivery by carrier, and rates for six cents weekly and annual prepaid options.
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Indianapolis Sun
Indiana
Central Union
Cty
Ghicago
Tribune
A. W. Allen
Ieee
Indianapolis
Ind
The Whirlwind Finish and Political Turmoil
A critical column tracks Fairbankss whirlwind finish across multiple congressional districts, detailing wreckage in political careers, the hospital for wounded figures, and calls to cleanse commercial rottenness to curb Hearst and similar threats. The piece also notes fringe incidents abroad and Boni de Castellanas comment on American upbringing.
GOWARDS REJOICE OVER PROTESTS AGAINST GANGS
The piece rebukes Fremont Alford for attacking County Prosecutor Benedict at night and defends fair play. It criticizes political sandbagging and calls for a moral uplift through lawful means, contrasting Venice flood reports with trivial local items. Fremont Alford’s actions are condemned as cowardly and self serving.
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Benedict
Fremont Alford
Assertine
Sandbaggers
Iis
Walter ‘Koons
S'remont Alford
Mr. Benedict
Alford
Indianapolis
Hearst Defeat in New York Signals Deep Party Rift
Report notes Hearst carried by the Republican ticket in New York but trailed far behind his slate. The defeat suggests he is discredited by voters and even by his own party, forecasting a harsh reception as ballots settle and consequences unfold.
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William Randolph Hearst
New York
Repubh- Teans
Hearst
Lta
Myr Hearsta
Chicago
Massachusetts
California
Debate Over Cabinet Members Entering Congress
A long paragraph argues against forbidding cabinet officers and top officials from speaking to the public about policies. It defends their right to participate in politics, questions limiting access to the people, and notes broader constitutional implications. It references President, Fairbanks, a Michigan prison, and other political figures in a collage of opinion.
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Nanner
Kingway
Root, Talt
Shaw
Ghiet
New York
Hera
Congress
Tlasten
Fragmented verse on admiration and appearance
A fragmented poem contemplates transforming a beloved’s looks to fit idealized standards. It contrasts homely, angular, or plain features with praise for grace and warmth, implying affection persists regardless of physical form. The speaker longs for a more accepting view of the beloved.
Trust Cipher and Political Turmoil Across Newspapers
In a tone blending editoral bravado and political wit, a militant weekly laments barriers and misdeeds while referencing forty two states voting. It mocks trust ciphers and cites scandals from a Chicago bank to a Massachusetts figure, noting Cuba insurgents, Berlin suburbs, and Hearst’s reach in multiple states.
Indiana Teachers Partying at Hotels and Rival Hunters Debate
The article portrays visiting Indiana teachers, chiefly young women, at a hotel in Columbus or near Columbus, mingling social time with work. It notes a lively scene with autograph books, comments on school boards, and concerns over hunting’s impact on farms, followed by political chatter about Landis and anti Landis factions and a Dunbar like effort by a Dulitrog club to influence voters.
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Ohio
C.H. Spencer
Ripley County
Lorraina
Guna
John E. Clark
Marion
Ind
Denison
Indiana
Squirerels
Clark
Landis
Maduer
Clark Dasn
Fioronti
Naining
Fire Department
Accunt
Uraakers
Hearst and the Future in a national struggle
A fragmentary editorial discourse on Hearst and his influence in American politics. It contrasts Hearst's potential presidency with party strategy, cites Beveridge’s admonitions, and urges national unity against Hearstism, urging vigilant government action and public duty amid turbulent times.
Afterward We Watch Seasons Change Through the Year
Fragmented verse contemplates life after death and the endless cycle of seasons. It imagines Lovera, old wards, and senatorial Buds in April, June’s return, and autumn’s crimson pomp marching in a familiar yearly procession. The speaker muses on memory and the persistence of time.
Women and Wealth in Early 20th Century Marriages
The article cites Ralimora Sun on American women marrying foreign nobles, noting about 600 wealthy brides and dowries totaling over 200 million dollars, led by the Duchess of Roxburgh with 20 million plus. It lists prominent names such as the Duchess of Marlborough and Princess Colonna. It also recounts a Chicago student story of frugal college funding from family savings and gifts, and a Persian-Guiana regional note describing courtship customs and ritual gifts.
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Beide
Duchess of Roxburgh O
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Duchess of Marlborough
Vanderbut
Caigan New Lalter
Vivian
Chicago
John Coleman
Croesus
Enilege
Denver Republican
Corn days and strange quotes from Washington leaks
Fragmented text cites corn banquets at a county home and lists odd claims about secretary Honajurte and Dr Hayes. It includes disjointed quotes about prices charged by a New York dentist, a senator, and farming life. The passage blends political chatter with dubious anecdotes and faded names.
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Tin County
Honajurte
Dary Land
Roosevelt
Maryland
Independent Republican or true party alignment questioned
An unnamed writer in Indianapolis argues over what constitutes an independent Republican. The letter disputes labeling someone as independent, Republican, or Democrat and questions allegiance to the party banner. It calls for judgment based on actions and independence from party labels.
What is the Use of Trying to Teach a Boy Context
A fragmented text appears to question the value of educating a boy toward becoming a context professor. The piece references shifting perceptions, a Denver Republican tone, and a casual critique of modern schooling without clear events or names.
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Chive Buenan Pinyere
Sane Team Uno
Jubitlon Games
Denver Republican
When She Awakens at Vew a Car Lesage vew a
Fragmentary OCR text describes a woman who only realizes a husband’s odd habits after marriage. The garbled passage mentions a marriage and a notable author name but provides limited clear events or entities.
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