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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1905
Page
4
The piece argues Mayor Holtzman failed to curb gambling, noting many gamblers remain and arrests spiked only during campaigns. It highlights supporters like Heier, critiques Democratic calls, and delves into Smoot and Mormon church politics affecting Maryland and national issues.
In a fervent tribute, the author argues Cyrus Young抵 ages, feats, and mythic status surpass aging. He likens Young to Fulton Gatling and Depew, celebrating his perpetual prime, parabolic throws, and role as baseball’s lighthouse against time. The piece wanders through quips on age and fame.
The piece reflects on the LDS church conference in Salt Lake City and the Senate dispute with Reed Smoot. It questions loyalty to the U.S. government versus church allegiance, recalling past citizenship restorations and political tensions shaping Utah’s governance and national policy.
Missouri State Superintendent of Insurance Vander demands the alteration and restitution of Republican campaign contributions as he moves to drive New York Life from the state. The piece argues this through the lens of McCall era finance and alleges blackmailing pressure on lawmakers and policyholders amid calls for drastic legislation.
A garbled OCR style page fragment shows disjointed phrases about saloons artists fashion and social scenes. Names and places are unreadable, yielding a puzzling, fragmentary glimpse of a late era newspaper display.
Fragmented OCR reads like a garbled history piece. It mentions religion, a tale about a place called Avon and a reference to public figures or events. Several proper nouns appear distorted, hindering clear interpretation of dates or names.
A fragment from a literary piece recalls a scene in a garage where a boy pretends to be affluent. He aims to obtain a second-hand machine without caring about the price while neighbors discuss a rumored purchase and the crowd’s curious speculation.
A fragmented clipping notes unusual observations on mushrooms and digestion with scattered terms like Tamdon, MUNKNIEMTS, and Reens. The readable bits hint at dietary effects, but the text is garbled and lacks clear conclusions or context.
A long garbled collage of quotes from various speakers discusses insurance scandals politics wine rooms trains theater and protests. The text lists individuals such as Gus Schmidt Harry Conen Ralph Thorrus and Williase Reedy among others while touching on topics like salaries demoralized workers temperance and public transit.
A garbled passage references weather effects and accidents as it mentions crowds, tires, and a fire department response. It reads as an OCR junked fragment with numerous misspellings and unreadable names, offering little clear fact beyond a general context of incidents and emergency presence.
In Vincennes Tuk Oct 4 the Woman Federation elected officers for the years. President Mrs Mice M Mummet, recording secretary Katherine Metivage, corresponding secretary Mrs Mary de Galligher, treasurer Mrs Baume Cobb, and other posts filled by Mrs AP Burnes and Mrs Red Spemeer.
The Sun reports on the missing cashier at the State Bank in Mecetida Tad and the confusion over his fate. The article notes Farthing's absence and discusses whether he can be located or declared dead, amid city talks of new dangers in Dark City.
Reports describe ongoing track elevation work near the We Ark area delaying trains and prompting reassessment of nearby routes. Officials note engineering crews and limited service windows while inspecting the corridor for safety and timing adjustments.
A garbled account attributes the Gettysburg clash to a mule effect on Lorain and Wythe, claiming it influenced Confederate and Union maneuvers. The piece describes both sides probing for dominance, a stalled Northern advance, and a mule delaying tactics that allegedly shaped the battle’s result.
In this fragmentary OCR piece a rider named Roberts is profiled as a strong equestrian figure. The text hints at a harsh selection by the army to send the heaviest riders, with a faded reference to a youth nickname and a road ascent toward a hill. Names and events remain unclear due to garbled text.
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