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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1900
Page
4
Advertisement text details agent communications with business manager for The Sun. Notices request publication inquiries and carrier telephone reminders, with monthly and yearly rates and a request to notify the office of changes.
A Long excerpted speech reaction in Indianapolis discusses Mark Hanna and the campaign landscape. It criticizes Mr Burke and Governor Mount, endorses Jesse Overstreet for Congress, and mocks election tactics and local political rhetoric. The piece mentions Indiana figures Flavius Van Vorhis and Roosevelt era politics with a wary eye on the date and public sentiment.
A column discusses Abe Skinner’s recovery from a severe attack of financial embarrassment and notes his family is being cared for. It questions whether voters should trust paying him for votes well before election day amid humorous asides and political satire.
The piece railes at Indiana Democrats as the capital’s mayor backs New York fundraisers. It claims strong factions in Indiana politics, cites Sulzer and Heath, and urges removing Protector Higgins from council for alleged outrageous conduct.
An illustrated column surveys Chinese secret societies and beliefs. It discusses the Boxers’ supposed invulnerability linked to chastity, reports on Mrs. Bishop interview about Chinese converts, and notes on Chinese medical practices and demon beliefs. The piece also describes indoor fireworks and praises the prince of Tsin as a complex imperial builder and ruthless figure in Chinese history.
A fragmented reminiscence braids sketches and songs with a bagpiper in the street. The narrator recalls Marmion, Chester and Stanley, and a Scottish friend, ending with laughter and recognition of Barney Hoolihan from Chi. The text meanders through battles of days and slogans.
An Anderson Herald note contrasts silence with speech as it discusses Bryan’s stance on the gold standard. The piece suggests Bryan avoids silent assent while weighing monetary policy in a period of public debate.
Jeff de Angelis headlines with big top boots in a single Indianapolis engagement. Mary Mannering stars in Janice Meredith with advance sales strong. Monte Cristo praised for lavish setting. The Great Northwest ends at Park Wednesday. next plays For Her Sake and Mabel Hazelton headlines the Empire company this week.
Miss Jessie Sweet weds Lannes McPherridge on November 14 as Greensburg announces several nuptials. Invitations go out for Samuel Van Camp and Lilian Olney in Clinton Iowa while Mrs. John W Jones hosts a tea for Mrs. Lowes of Baltimore. A Chicago home ceremony unites Reeda Kerfoot and Dr. Carleton B. McCullough with a satin gown and lace trim.
A compilation of editorial snippets from multiple papers discussing Teddy Roosevelt, McKinley, and campaign dynamics. The clippings mention voter apathy, party discipline, and the influence of leaders in shaping election outcomes across various states.
Edward Many 27 died of consumption at his father Capt. 3 Many's home in Indianapolis. Judge Leathers refused to appoint a receiver for Fidelity building and savings association No 4. Mrs M W McGilliard spoke to Mothers' Club about winter shopping and underwear. Supt J Q Van Winkle notes earings remain strong. election fears seen as unfounded. Cora Logue escaped from her father and returned to Martinsville via Terre Haute. H T Hearsey Vehicle Co seeks bankruptcy for J G Oststott of Muncie. Oststott allegedly moved stock to Van Camp Hardware after insolvency. Gunthvua Wurgler sues Robert I King for 5000 dollars over sewer contract in Alexandria. alleges improper partnership. Judge Alford declines to convict Henry Bade for assault after an old man stole a pear. Bade restrained him until police. William D Ball sues Indianapolis, Greenwood & Franklin railroad for 1000. Nagel & Ball claim services, but company refused payment. Mugurditch G Alexanian sues Ohio Board of Missions for 5000 over unrepaid funds for Armenia mission. Rev B A Jenkins of Buffalo will read Evolution at Bartlett's Landing at Third Christian Church. reception planned. Bishop Chatard appoints clergy changes: Rev Alerding to Fort Wayne, Dowd to Haughville, Byrne to St. Josephs, G J to Rockville.
A testimonial from Silas Vernooy of Wawarsing New York claims his daughter once covered with scrofula sores on face and head was healed after six bottles of Hood's Sarsaparilla. He asserts no return of the scrofula and praises the product's power to remove the root cause.
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