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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1904
Page
6
The piece argues young voters should back the Prohibition party for president, condemning liquor profits and political bribery. It asserts prohibition as the nation’s moral financial key, calling for reform in taxes, monopolies, and election integrity, and promoting moral citizenship.
Munich reports King Otto of Bavaria deteriorating into incurable insanity with fits of rage and animal-like behavior. His uncle Prince Luitpold acts as regent as the royal line faces centuries of legacy and mounting state expenses.
Glasgow October 4 The Anchor liner Caledonia of 16 0% tonnage register the large age steamer ever built on the Clyde was launched Saturday She will be engaged in the New York trade
Jeptha McQuinn, 56, longtime Johnson County pioneer, died Sunday after a brief illness at a farm near Franklin. He was revered in Franklin and surrounding counties for his work and community involvement.
IPECIAL TO THE BUN. WINAMAE Ind Oct 21 Wesley Bordera of this county will go to the polls next week to cast his twentieth ballot at a presidential election. He was born in 1847 and voted first for John Quincy Adams.
Durham White Stevens is appointed to represent the United States in Korea under a treaty that shifts practical control of Korean internal and diplomatic affairs to Japan. Stevens, noted for deep ties with Japan, is seen as capable of handling any arising questions, while experts question the scope of modernization intended by Japan in Korea.
The U S civil service commission announces exams for qualified applicants for several federal posts including printing office roles at Tompkinsville New York, architectural and steel drafting, linotype work, chemistry and pharmacology assistants, veterinary and agricultural positions, nurse and healthcare roles, and several teaching and technical posts. Applications and character of notices are available from the secretary of the board of examiners, Ji K Milhouse, by mail or in person.
A gathering at city offices led to an impromptu plan for a small expedition and a surprise plot as musicians and townspeople discuss a pair of piano recitals. Participants include Raokwate and Hattanion, with a long list of students and instructors named in the program.
The Commodore, the 1-year-old horse owned by J. C Milan, died Sunday night in the Delmar yard from bowel inflammation. The horse had raced recently and declined despite care from two veterinarians, marking the loss of the most valuable year-old to have raced at the local tracks.
The formal announcement of the sale of the Indianapolis Star has not appeared in the paper. Politicians discuss the sale as the main topic, with word that George F. Meni Inch netted about $1000. A clerical interaction is noted amid murmurs about the deal.
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