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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 1906

Page

4

Inauguration of the Southeastern Hospital for the Insane at Madison

The new institution in Madison was inaugurated with a fitting ceremony Monday. Governor Hanly broke ground and delivered an address highlighting the project as a major advance in state care, marking a shift toward humane, scientifically guided treatment for the unfortunates, including epileptics, the deaf, and tuberculosis patients. The report touches on broader state efforts in charitable and correctional work and the value of humane facilities over jails and poorhouses.

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Indianapolis Established as a Major Convention City

The article highlights Indianapolis growing role as a convention hub with four annual gatherings, three national in scope, to be held within a week. It notes accessible hotels and 32 electric and steam lines, making central access easy for delegates, and cites the city’s population of 215,000 as evidence of its prominence in the United States.

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The Rev Sam Jones Dies Aboard Rock Island Train

The Rev Sam Jones, a famed evangelist, died Monday aboard a Rock Island train in Arkansas. He was a Georgia native known for plain speech, honesty, and a life spent promoting better living and church strength. His work left a lasting impression on moral reform and public life.

Sam Jones Rock Island Arkipsas Mr. Jones Georgia Lana Republic Samuel Jones Otha Addre Ag Polpit Orstor

Crowned Heads and Highland Dress Stir Britain and Beyond

A scrambled 19th century column notes King Alfonso of Spain seen in Scotland, the Highland kilt and royal pageantry, plus a wide array of society tidbits. It mentions Stanford White designed church in New York, Queen Maria Sophia of Naples, and King Edward’s dog Caesar, with various political and cultural asides across the Atlantic.

Alfonso Scotland Hino Kinga of Great Tipitai Taok Equitable Lite Thorans New York Glengarry Stanford White

Invasion at the Grand Hotel by Indian Delegates

The Ret Men of Indians pitched tepees at the Grand hotel on Monday in a peaceful gathering to promote brotherhood and better conditions for Indigenous peoples. Harry C. Penny of Cambridge City is highlighted as a long-standing member of multiple orders and a community figure. Rev Sam Small of Atlanta, Ga, campaigns for the Democratic committee and comments on August activity and political shifts, noting concerns about standpat ideas and economic strain.

Grand Hotel Brotherhood of Mankind Order Harry C. Penny Cambridge City Thorn Cambridge Hoe Bint Dreaased Penny Lendyar J I Amo Wayne County Sam Small Atlants State Democcratic Committee Bla Democratic Mn Small Mtn Small Tehmertul Republican

Crow-eating bet on governor angers crowd at trial

The tale recounts Judge James Nixon of Americus confronting the crow bet with Hoke Smith’s governor bid. Nixon ate the broiled crow amid cheers, while the crowd watched, and political wagers spark celebratory and satirical chatter across the event and ensuing commentary.

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Guam's potential for reform through farming urged

Learned speaker cites Guam as a 200 square mile U S possession with 100 residents and 18 schools where 19 of inlanders can read. Despite fertile land and rich crops, locals do not work. advocates teaching improved agriculture to cut reliance on Japanese traders and quicken development.

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Riding Astrite Sways Fashion With Divided Skirt Rise

A fashion shift toward divided skirts for riding gains ground among nobility and society in Britain and America after Lady Castlereagh and Duchess of Westminster adopt the look. Riding masters oppose it citing safety and comfort, while critics doubt the style will endure beyond the season.

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Arrests and incidents surge in Anaconda and nearby areas

A man named Isla was arrested in Anaconda Montana and gave his address by Mil Creek. In Greenbecks New Jersey a young woman, Ja, is described as earning $400 yearly while rising from a hunt ness neem to be on the Jump. A Chicago woman knocked her husband with an alarm Glock, then called the om him.

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Wild Hunt Legends From Frontiers and Forests

A survey of old world hunting lore, from wolf traps in snow to captive wolves and tribal feuds. Anecdotes recount Indian river fen fenology, men named Kipmeyer and Kennedy, and high stakes bushcraft as explorers chase game across plains, rivers, and wild terrains.

The Famous Gems of Famous Persons The Limit

A society column surveys royal and noble jewelry a Queen Alexandra Duchess of Marlborough Dowager Empress of Russia and others possess vast pearls diamonds rubies and sapphires. It notes necklaces rings and tiaras from European royalty and mentions owners from Sarah Bernhardt to Melba and Paul Poniatowski as prominent wearers of gems and pearls.

Sarah Beinhardt Duse Melba Christine Nilsson Dude Paul Nognes Rusein Rothschilds Grero Jeghella Spain Alnger Eugente Germany Austria Ruvnjie Evan Victoria Patt St. Petereburg

Nature and Art Poem Inquiry in Cosmic Verse

A rhythmic meditation asks how to write poetry and sing in tune with divine winds. The speaker envisions the Maker guiding human art, painting scenes across the universe’s halls, inviting the eye attuned to beauty to behold the day and night’s fresco.

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Tread mill of life inspires Indiana Trust Co offer

Have you seen an old fashioned tread mill with a horse on the move yet never going anywhere. Tit percom spends every cent of his earnings. The piece describes how pennies nickels dimes and quarters deposited with a strong company and earning 3 percent compound interest will steadily grow to dollars and help escape the treadmill. Indiana Trust Co with capital 1,000,000.08 and surplus 325,000.09 promotes this idea.

Percom Indiana Trust CO. Capital

Fragmented Courier Snippets Share Odd Traditions and Quips

A garbled Ottawa style fragment mentions a benevolent brother, a move to Kingstonwood New Jersey, and a \"servant eliminating colony of philosophic thinkers\". London Opinion notes scarce art in writing prose while Alfred Austin is cited. Time notes many hurry with masks yet take time for drink.

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Progress with Plutocrat in a Curious Rail Tale

A fragmented poem like tale shows a narrator aboard a rail journey with Gotrox and Gotroxi trading greetings. The speaker notes daily progress, a growing pile, and a figure named Gotrox reaching a kind of fortune. The tone hints at satire on ascent and wealth.

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