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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1900
Page
4
Readable text requests recipients to notify the Sun office at telephone 880 or by postal mail about delivery or receipt issues. The fragment mentions confirming delivery of a Bun and clarifies action required.
The Sun defends guerrilla politics as a principled stand by independent newspapers and voters against party bosses. It argues neutrality harms society and praises electoral secrecy as a weapon, noting voting reforms may boost guerrilla activity and reduce wall taker interference.
The text accuses Richard Croker of manipulating the Kansas City platform to crush Bryan in New York. It claims he lured Nebraskan William Jennings Bryan into a power alliance with Tammany, aiming to sabotage Bryanism and protect his own finances before McKinley’s win.
The piece discusses McKinley’s likely push for trust regulation to curb capital concentration and questions if it signals honest reform or a bluff. It also covers Indiana politics, local officials like John McGregor and Riley McKeen, gas contracts probe, and urban projects such as a Fall Creek boulevard amid a harsh, opinionated tone.
The president sends a message to Congress signaling trust regulation while the public fears actions may have occurred before the election. The article notes whether prominent trusts were addressed and public concern over political timing.
The piece notes a well patronized Flower mission fair with a worthy cause and value for visitors. It mentions Mr. Bryan staying in Lincoln to write and talk for his principles, mocks the belief that only Dick Croker matters, and criticizes monuments to official stupidity.
A collage of anecdotes on Thackeray as Oxford candidate in 1857, his liberal stance, and his defiant reply to doubt about his fame. Also notes on Clement Scott, Lord Roberts, Kitchener, and a Weeping Water photograph with Hanna, highlighting naval and military tensions and anecdotes from the era.
A narrated vignette of street life on a corner with a weiner man booth, distant car lights, and a late arrival by cab. The scene shifts to a holiday turkey joke in a yard and a comic legal dispute where Mrs. Jones sues Doctor Pills for fifty thousand dollars over her son Theodore’s death.
A Raggedy Man recounts how Henry Holt lost and then found a wedding ring amid a family Thanksgiving gathering. The tale blends humor and misadventure as Myrtle King’s marriage plan hinges on the ring and ends with a festive engagement surprise.
Anna Held headlined a fashionable Monday show at English’s delivering charm and music with a strong supporting cast. Bigelow’s humor and a standout second act fainting scene drew good applause, while the company’s costumes, stage design, and new material sustained the lively program through mixed acts and upcoming performances.
The show features stage trimmings and the Les Belles Zouaves with 12 girls, closing with a burlesque David’s harem where Toma Hanlon has freedom. The engagement ends Wednesday night and Thursday Carr’s Indian maidens join for the rest of the week.
Chicago November 13. William P. Quinn has lived with a broken neck for a week. Surgeons at South Chicago hospital hope to restore him. He fell from a ladder and dislocated the cervical vertebrae. He cannot move any finger but suffers little pain and his mind remains unaffected.
A compilation of quips from various papers praising or critiquing figures like Bryan McKinley and Hay. The pieces remark on democracy, party politics, and public sentiment during a heated election season across newspapers in Detroit Des Moines Cleveland Sioux City and more.
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