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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1908
Page
8
The Indianapolis Sun notes Willis S Thompson as a daily publication entry in the Sun Building at 123 and 125 E Ohio St. It mentions distribution as daily except Sunday and post office second class mail status.
A political analysis predicts heavy Democratic gains in New York Ohio Indiana and Illinois on Election Day arguing Republican bosses and monopolies have alienated voters. It asserts Bryan must carry these states and that the people will rule in their own affairs, ending bossism.
A pamphlet issued by Indianapolis Democratic Chairman Fogarty cites records of Marion County showing debt growth from 100000 to 2613000, rising taxes, bond interest exceeding courthouse cost, and alleged frauds. It credits Auditor Sahm and Prosecutor Hooton for exposing graft and urges voters to back Democratic officials for reform.
Newest Notes of Science reviews Pasteur's findings on killing micro organisms in wine and protecting silkworms, notes a £5,000,000 British plan to build concrete blocks at Spithead for channel control, and mentions lunar satellite theories and long-stored corn preservation by Pennsylvania farmers.
In a Cleveland Plain Dealer snippet a glass eater's act draws attention after the barker misses a diamond stud, prompting an X-ray reveal. The brief notes how the search for the missing jewel intersected the circus performance.
In a Brooklyn shop, the Manicure Lady recounts a tale of Princess Salomean love with a barbarian lover named Thorax. General M Hamlicar insists on doom for the couple, and the girl dies after poisoning the old man, leaving a somber note on grand romances.
Senator Beveridge criticized indifference to child labor during a Boston after dinner talk. He portrayed public orators as recounting wrongs while asking where the great men are to act. A cynic in the back shouted that they are all cast in bronze.
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