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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1900
Page
4
The Sun notes Sheriff Clark’s profits from feeding jail prisoners and calls for menu reform and legal change. It argues that 40 cents daily is insufficient and that meals should be humane and not pretrial, while warning against profit-driven practices by sheriffs and political entanglements surrounding such schemes.
The Sun reports Theodore Roosevelt showing temper during a western stop at Bassett Nebraska. He berates hecklers, calling them Aguinaldo supporters and copperheads, drawing derisive cheers from the crowd. The piece notes critics suggesting he should not speak. Sheriff Clark and County Clerk Eliott plan to report uncollected fees as election approaches. Bourke Cochran delivered a strong talk in Omilinson Hall on Thursday.
A Britain friendly breeze fills notes on Henry James and Nordau. Lamb House in Rye hosts the author as his manuscripts reveal craft. Nordau’s compact pages fascinate readers with terse prose. A New York writer’s novel ends abruptly yet succeeds, while Ford and Kidder’s marriage linked to Janice Meredith inspires mixed reactions.
The Kansas City Star lauds Senator Beveridge of Indiana as a determined, blunt speaker with a strong physical presence. It notes his aggressive campaign pace through Chicago Minneapolis Leavenworth Atchison and Shelby Park Peoria and his decision to stay in Indiana for the final stretch. His youth and Western sympathies are highlighted as assets.
Not a test of merit in which the bible does not easily excel. Ewain loves it as did Lincoln and it had no warmer admirer than Ingersoll. Detroit Free Press notes the work is superb and immortal in its teachings. Mike Read brothers illustrated Pilgrim progress edition by R H Russell. A portrait of the author reproduced from a rare British Museum print. The edition includes over 100 pen and ink drawings and wood-cut style borders. Illustrations depict scenes in Tobago where the author set the story.
A compilation of editorial snips from papers like the Philadelphia Record Philadelphia Times Detroit News Kansas City Star Minneapolis Times and Denver Republican. They critique party apathy candidate choices and tariff debates reflect regional perspectives and political tensions of the era.
A lively column blends sketches and verses about a boyish, cheerful singer. It reflects on neighborhood dynamics, the Shaw family kindness, and everyday humor. The piece ends with a bouncy monologue on misplaced talents and the speaker’s uncertain fate.
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