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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1899
Page
4
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Excerpts from Bryan’s Bardwell speech accuse him of pettifoggery and distorting language to attack the president. The critic denounces the rhetorical twists as weak argument and notes the speaker’s loss of credibility. It compares the rhetoric to historic monarchies and colonial disputes.
The Sun reports criticism of a local acrobat’s alleged lack of license and authority to advise Mayor Taggart. It defends the acrobat’s stance as misunderstood hot air and asserts its opposition to Taggart helped him win, urging continued outspoken coverage despite harsh reviews.
The piece threads ex governor Mogg’s war rhetoric with McKinley’s expansion stance, notes on streetcar delays and track repairs, questions Board of Public Works dealings under a Republican council, and hints at Aguinaldo and Filipino funds tied to a death sentence case.
The mayor discusses increasing gas supply this week as the election nears the 48 day mark. Residents question the 32,000 Moone allocation and the $8,000 building costs while elevation plans for the track are raised by the Sentinél.
A London to St Louis piece recalls Barr in Surrey living in a self styled house with an American veranda, his roving nature, and a passion for racing horses. Containing anecdotal jests about Carroll Wordsworth Macdonald and Watson, the notes compare English and French judges and end with a humorous quote from a wary author about writing for pay.
The Indiana press mocks campaign speeches and figures like Bryan Aguinaldé and Taggart. Comments target Chicago platform talk in Ohio circles, Mayor Harrison’s festival use, and Indianapolis Republicans backing Taggart, noting public sentiment toward losers who complain.
John Selk, a Santiago veteran and former United States Army soldier with Company in France, was awarded a peddlers license by County Auditor Smith. His discharge letter commends him for special bravery at the Battle of Santiago after carrying a wounded lieutenant through shelling.
Ghatics AL Bookwatter returned a fragment stating Martinsville Monday evening in time and that he will return, leaving readers unsure of full details. The note hints at a disappearance and expected comeback.
The article praises recent performances led by Miss Shannon and Henry Kolker in The Planter's Wife, notes Mr Brooke's strong two day rehearsal showing, and lauds Carleton Macy Geoffrey Stein and Thomas Reynolds. It covers Empire burlesque reactions, cinematic acts, the Magnani family, Park vaudeville with Elizabeth Murray, and Shenandoah at Menglisas plus Arizona at Englishs with Sol Smith Russell closing the week.
An Indianapolis test report features Mr G W Smith of 15 East Ohio Street recounting chronic bladder weakness, headaches, and dizziness. After using Doan's Kidney Pills from H J Huder's drug store he notes rapid, steady improvement and better sleep. Sold by all druggists price 30 cents. Poster-Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole agents. Remember the Dean’s and take no other.
Fragmentary notice suggests Eve is advised to read and go, referencing The Bun’s Liners seventh pages. Details are unclear but pertain to a short newspaper item.
State health board reports bodies disinterred in Delaware and Franklin counties due to noncompliance with death return laws. Seymour seeks investigation of water. Brookville cites canal hazards. Four civil service exams slated for Nov 14 and Dec 1. County taxes delinquent after Nov 6. Lian school seniors to elect officers Wednesday. An attempted riot Monday. night high school under Miss Donevan deemed a success. Rev. S J Tomlinson called to Elkhart church. John Caven buys Ensley flats at 32,000. Thman Stout sustains a broken leg after attempt on colt. M E church women host semiannual conference in California St church Thursday. Brazil First National Bank sues Chapin and Holt for 3,500. Chapin jailed for forgery. Parkhurst Bros to install court house elevator cables for 170. Indianapolis Gas Co dismisses suit over 75 cent ordinance. Pocahontas Grand Council holds annual convention in Red Men’s Hall Thursday. Receiver Hopkins reports September receipts 231,586.08 and disbursements 190,409.15.
Mrs W J Richards hosts luncheon invitations for Friday. Mrs Firey invites two ladies to elechre at Englishs hotel on Monday. Frank Js Young marries Grace Morrison of Salt Lake City in Munci. Mrs Charles F Sayles to address YWCA girls Friday on Europe trip. Miss Ida Keyes weds John W Peters of South Bend at bride home on Woodlawn Ave. Miss Wila Conway to wed Dennis J Shea at St Patricks Church Wednesday Oct 23 at 9 am. Mrs Evans Woollens luncheon features pink roses with guest of honor Mrs Anderson of Florida Vincennes. Georgia Shugart, daughter of Mrs Jacob Shugart, marries Alden J Hearing, editor of Winslow Dispatch.
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