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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1904
Page
4
Local notice lists subscription pricing and phone numbers for The Indianapolis Sun, detailing in city and outside city rates, with weekly, monthly, and yearly options, and notes about editorial rooms and business office contact.
A lengthy moral lament condemns an immoral road-house keeper amid bankruptcy and public disgrace. The piece argues that crime harms youths and communities, urges cleaners of vice to quit, and mocks political posturing while urging better citizenship and decency in Indianapolis. It critiques polo jokes and political ambition tied to patronage, closing with a parental appeal to respect for mothers and fathers.
A long block of moral counsel urges sons to honor their fathers, noting that true respect often deepens after having children. It contrasts paternal restraint with maternal affection, warns of future regret, and stresses that fathers understand more than sons assume. It also tangentially glances at politics and current events.
A historical editorial argues Indiana kept representative Holman as a steady public official known as the water dog of the treasury, while Missouri retained Cockrel in the Senate until a cyclonic election. It notes Indiana’s long path to an appropriation committee and suggests Hemenway could become Speaker, asserting he should remain independent rather than a puppet for a senior colleague.
The Dogger Bank Incident appears closed with the lid on. If the United States does not properly protect its foreign representatives, it is a shame. Should any representatives wish to quit, we can propose a few Indiana senators and Indianapolis postmasters to the president, as available men.
Two orphans of Cilro inherit a fortune of $150,000 after a long legal fight dating back forty years. Their grandfather, Bousnech, sued in Tunty for damages from Gither over Wrongs, a case once dismissed under an unmu gated eastern rule. revived under French administration, Aix Court of Appeals reversed the prior ruling and granted the heirs the damages sought.
The text presents garbled reminiscences featuring an improvised Globe office, Topeka style public notices, and partial anecdotes about historic figures like George Ade and Chauncey Depew. It includes misread names, dates, and scattered courtroom dialogue, with primary focus on humorous distortions of early 20th century literary and legal anecdotes.
Oyama under fire as Geneseo residents recall a young Japanese pupil from Temple Mul xehnel. Walter G Patterson and Mr. Yatteron recount Oyama being shot by Tom Campbell while crossing a peach orchard fence during a raid, enduring pain with stoic resolve.
The Kansan City Journal notes a social surge of heroin use among Cherokee Indians, with investigators probing a disturbing pattern of drug distribution across the country. Authorities plan an official investigation into these allegations and the growth of addiction among affected communities.
A jumble of quotes from local residents and officials on Thanksgiving. Remarks cover politics, education, law, and community life with names such as Walter Lyhland-Denver, John Ky Shidelur, and Sam Bull. The assortment reflects public mood and local concerns during the holiday.
A discussion on the need for public speakers to show integrity and character beyond eloquence. It argues truth, sincerity, and purpose gate the impact of words, warning that moral failings ruin reputation and public confidence despite success.
Washington Nov 23 Germany has favorably replied to President Roosevelt's invitation for a conference at The Hague. The State Department announced that Germany reserves date and program for future consideration. The reply indicates participation is likely pending further details before a formal plan is set.
Advert indicates headache nervousness and indigestion are caused by weak nerves. By soothing the nerves and their action, Miles Anti-Pain Pills relieve almost immediately. Claims no injurious ingredients and that you won’t notice taking them except for the relief provided.
Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills have become a household remedy in thousands of families promising relief from headache nerve pain indigestion and neuraglia. A user from Moorestown New Jersey reports their mother was cured and urges trying a bottle for twenty five cents.
A long list of visiting relatives and guests across Vern, Lafayette, Bedford, Columbus, Martinsville, Shelbyville, and surrounding areas. Highlights include Mrs. John Sheehan hosting relatives in Lafayette, Miss Eleanor Lamike planning tea, several trips to Indianapolis, and numerous families visiting or hosting in Indiana towns amid Thanksgiving week gatherings.
Collier's urges Roosevelt to return to New York as governor rather than pursue Harvard or national posts. It argues his strongest abilities lie in executive government, predicting a swift, strong second-term impact if he resumes state leadership and avoids legislative or diplomatic roles.
A publicized column notes a May poetically inclined Atchison woman with eight children, then shifts to social guidance about beauty and a Chicago scene. It recounts a Indiana woman seeking social prominence, her encounter with a university student, and hints of neglected early education influencing her caution in mixed company.
A young man and a girl from Indiana discuss topics from football to outdoor dances. Seizing a moment, she pivots the chat to Mary Queen of Scots, declaring with vivacity that the poor thing had her hearing cut in. The scene, relayed with humorous tone, echoes Harper's Weekly style.
The porcupine is described as an inhabitant of southern May and Spain with flesh tasting between chicken and pork. It is reportedly eaten in Italy by Romans and possibly introduced to England via rabbits. In South Africa and other regions, porcupines are hunted at night with dogs, while old or infirm animals are eaten for fat. The report also notes wheat shortages in Grant County and corn yields, plus a wildcat sighting in Itasca County during deer surveillance.
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