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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1904
Page
4
Local notice lists subscription prices for city and outside city delivery. Rates are six cents per week in city, with monthly and yearly advance options. The snippet reflects historical pricing and advertising layout from The Indianapolis Sun.
A wary view of Indiana lawmakers in Indianapolis as they face U S senate questions. Independent legislators and neutral voters may decide the race for Fairbanks or Wise, with concerns over bossism and political loyalties shaping the outcome.+
Unique Willow crop yields $14.50 per ton in Chill Station area. Willows grown on town land, planted from six inch cuttings in spring, six inches apart in three foot rows, quickly sprouting rootlets and growing until fall, then cut, bundled and sent to market for baskets and hampers.
Roosevelt’s proposed peace conference draws merchant ships’ interest as it weighs neutral rights on the high seas. Governments seek a settlement reflecting international usage, hoping for protection against belligerent seizures of armed and unarmed vessels as war powers dictate. Strong nations could suspend commerce to enforce blockades.
Humors are vitiated Loids that travel through the veins and affect tissues. They arise from defective digestion and hereditary excretions. They manifest as eruptions, eczema, pimples, boils, weakness, languor, and debility. Hood's Sarsaparilla expels them and builds up the system.
A grand Fairmount hotel built by Mrs Merman Gelriehs and Mrs W K Vanderbilt Jr faces collapse as funding dries up. The project, aimed to honor the Vanderbilts, stalled after Mrs Olrichs refused to finance, leaving the shell unglazed with storms inside. The empty monument looms over the city, a silent testament to unrealized luxury.
In a collage of jokes and clippings a St Paul girl’s laughter, a taxi of misread lines, and casual banter mix with notes on a substitute teacher and a poultry feed recipe. The page threads humor with local chatter from Detroit, Yonkers, Philadelphia and Brooklyn society.
A muddled column recounts diverse snippets from archives including a Firerty remark at a New York convention about a bank remedy for Ireland, a parable about a gardener and a dig, a stock story from Los Angeles Times, a package misunderstanding in a Louisville office, and a West Australian council push for a six hour day amid a labor ministry, reflecting stray items from press histories.
A rough summary of varied notes on death by poison in Sierra Leone, London tube development, radiation prices, a London book catalogue, Paris laws against overwork, a Swiss burglary with half-eaten apple, and American fake diamonds, reflecting disparate 19th century topics with mixed reliability.
Elmer Mer Title, a youthful hunter, was charged with shooting within the city limits after firing through a barn crack at a boy named Venberg. The incident began when Mer Title, armed with an ale pun, went hunting and opened fire, injuring Venberg in the shoulder. The case proceeds as testimony and charges are considered.
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