The Indianapolis Sun Front Page Notice and Rates
A garbled historical OCR fragment from the Indianapolis Sun lists publication details, pricing, and advertising contact lines. It notes daily printing with exceptions, carrier delivery within the city, and subscription rates outside the city, reflecting standard 19th or early 20th century newspaper boilerplate.
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Indianapolis
Recen
Chicago
Pribune Tulldine
Allien
Indianapols
Ind
Primary election law reform and orphanage efficiency
The piece argues institutions should not be abolished but run at peak efficiency as preparatory homes, shortening orphanage stays and better fitting children for private homes. It urges Indiana to adopt a broad primary election law, with Senator Beveridge backing wide nominating powers to curb corruption and empower voters. It applauds Secretary Wilson’s agricultural leadership.
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Pubaor Ie
Indiana
Sion
Java
Albert J. Beveridge
Beveridge
Rapichy
Runwenthong
General Assembly
Wilson
Department of Agriculture
Iowa
Hias
Twileon
Beech Grove Project Promises General City Benefits
The passage speaks of a large Beech Grove project with substantial capital backing. It emphasizes that when capital funds constructive uses, broad public benefits can follow. The text frames the project as a promising example of urban development driven by investment for the common good.
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Beech Grove
Bryan’s party split over his policies and the voting rights fight
The writer argues Mr. Bryan’s incursions split the party, making unified action unlikely. He recalls Cleveland’s era and notes ongoing suffrage agitation, asserting Republicans prefer a divided opposition while women press for the vote and police resist militant tactics.
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Mr. Bryan
Congress
Grover Cleveland
Andy
Debates on Divorce and Social Welfare in 1900s
The piece critiques social welfare for the disabled and discusses a national divorce law push led by Roosevelt era figures. It comments on political maneuvering around Hearst, Tammany, Hughes, and Beveridge. The text also notes trust attacks and Indiana Republicans' hopes, while mocking political stances and public opinion during a period of reform talk.
Voting Machines Bring Swift Easy Balloting In County Precincts
The piece extols the voter friendly aim of voting machines and explains lever操作 for marking ballots quickly while warning to pull the correct lever. It notes George Von Meyer as a German American leader set to leave a diplomatic post to become postmaster general, signaling continued efficiency in the postoffice department.
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Von
George von Meyer
Italg
Postoffice Department
Francie T. Roots
Connaraville
Valeen
Rank
Paytte County
Sith
Janen EL Watson
Oscar Straus to head the commerce and labor bureau
The article declares Oscar Straus of New York will become secretary of commerce and labor under Theodore Roosevelt, noting it as a tribute to Hebrew Americans and a sign of merit over partisanship. It praises his diplomatic career, lifts Jewish achievement, and discusses political context and public sentiment.
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Oscar Straus
Bureau of Commerce and Labor
Roosevelt
Mr. Straus
Beyan
Disraeli
New York
United States
Ragse Jvelt
New York State
Jay
Useful Philanthropy and Orphan Plan in Indiana
A Logansport minister praised philanthropy in county orphan plans, advocating employment for disabled individuals in a Cleveland venture that runs a plant making cloth, buttons, sewing items, and lace. He urged phased abolition of orphan asylums, arguing supervised labor trains the vulnerable and sustains the economy, while critics question the venture’s feasibility and timing.
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Cleveland
Roosevelt
Logansport
Political HQs Rally Parties Ahead Of November Vote
The Claypool and Grant hotels serve as party hubs where Republican and Democratic operatives mingle. Republicans trumpet rising spirits and forecast gains by November, with Francie T. Roots promoting youth involvement. Democrats, while hopeful, whisper cautiously, stressing vigilance as final polls approach.
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Claypool
Grant
Thas
Kansas Gubernatorial Fight Noted Across Nation
The Kansas race features Democratic Harris as a leading contender for governor amid reports of strong Democratic majorities in the state and populist history. Republican Gov Hoch faces a controversial bid tied to a rail land grant case with Rockefeller backing, stirring local and national reactions.
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Harris
Kansas
Joumsae
Kansee
AL Timen
Weaver
Inu
William A. Fires
Leitter
Sunflower
Kaneay
Gov. Hoch
Kansap At Sult
Stesourl, Kansas& Texaa
Kangan Corporation
Ico
Indian Territory
Gey
Hoch
William TD. Rockefeller
Kaverns
Tavie
Washington Herald
Fragmented Religious Debate From a London Meeting
A religious journal correspondent condemns a rival for misstatements on church roles and calls for prompt action. An age speaker warns that allowing a wedge of national policy will burden the government and trigger widespread disease. A separate report notes town attendees influencing a temple project and mocks speculative foreign influences.
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Pawer
Jheid
Thom
London
Simplified Spelling Progress in Early American Texts
The Journal of a Washington era surveyor shows spelling shifts from Potowheck to Shannandost as names of rivers such as Boaton Thanactipt illustrate evolving practice between Washington and Roose. This note highlights how place names reflected the trend toward simplified spelling and recognizable forms during early American linguistic change.
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Washington
Rongs In Winter Time Poetic Fragments
Fragmentary verse speaks of wilted haw bins and willow wands as winter wanes. It muses on love awakening and the earth stirring, with archaic spellings and imagined beings hinting at renewal and desire. The text feels like a lyric fragment from a broader poetic piece.
Quake Story of Survival in Chile Streets
The writer recalls a floor two room escape during a massive Valparaiso quake. A locked door jammed by shifting walls, flames across the terrace, and a six inch wide escape hole in the door frame. He crawled to safety through the corridor amid collapsing rooms and screaming crowds. The night shows vast destruction and a somber plea for reconstruction attention.
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Cully Bianco
Ogmin
South America
Ageiatanca
Tim Walle
Walla
Goa
Sintra
Tna
Bricka
Piyster
Avenida
Wien
Penple
Thaneomeon
Victors
Patha
Avenida Traxl
Chile
Open Letter Stirs Colorado Campaign Controversy
The Colorado Idea campaign progresses as PG Rontils, Denver Post co-owner, writes to Senator Katters ton accusing Honfis and others of attempting to extract $100,000 from Simon Gungenheim to influence Linusay Asket appointments. Patterson is urged to stand up as Honth defends himself before Colorado.
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Thomas Mr. Katterston
Rocky Mantinn News
PG Rontils
Denver Post
Honfis
Simon Gungenheim
M. Patterson
Honth Sasys
Colorado
Prominent English Theorist Warns of Rising Lunacy Trends
A well known English commentator predicts increasing lunacy worldwide, claiming statistics will mislead advertising claims. The piece hints at longer lifespans and better health metrics, yet warns such data may be distorted, calling out misused metrics and biased analysis.
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Yayalelan
Rome
Edward Elgar hailed as Worcester born genius at Birmingham festival
A fragmentary sketch traces Sir Edward Elgar, Worcester born, to perform and later have Kingdom staged, highlighting his early musical journeys, cryptic talents, and local fame. It mentions his work with the Faithful Cy and shifts to a broader note of his agricultural knowledge and crypto arama skills.
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Edward Elpar
Aponte Waz
Birmingham
Kingdom
Thomas Jocal
Edward Elgor
Worcester
Brad
Midland
Edward
Tomber
Chelsimas
Walt
Cy. Onn
Sir Edward
Pall ‘Mall Gazette
Monarchs and Cigars Across Courts and Thrones
A garbled historical note catalogs monarchs and leaders such as Emperor William of Germany, King Edward of England, Emperor Francis Joseph, King Leopold, and King Alfonso of Spain, mentioning their varying habits with cigarettes and cigars. It hints at a satirical, newspaper voice and includes stray references to political figures and a hypothetical classroom notice.
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Willian
Germany
King Edward
England
Senate
Taylor Seta
Francia Joseph
Addie
Auattia
Senators
Virginia Tobacco
St. King Leopold
Belgium
Carlos
Portugal
Montgomery
Alfonso
Spain
Pius X
Whisky terms registered by British Medical Journal
The British Medical Journal lists unusual whiskey designations such as Cracyaried belleditionment and Agaphyon. After several sips a patron might casually request one of these quirky names, reflecting playful labeling in tasting culture.
Exiled African King Dinuzulu Plays Piano at Natal
Dinuzulu, exiled king of the Zulu, visited Natal and met crowds in Mare itaburg market. He observed colonial life, commented on infrastructure and education, and spoke through a secretary during a public reception and interview at the missionary station.
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Mareitaburg
Dinuzulu
St. Melena
Tha Bareat
Ceteware
Enthaatant
Dimaulu
Priset
Nat
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Dinnzulu
Torst
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Remy Ron
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Tg Tnns
Roosevelt
Enaliah Apelting
South Africa
Pinuxalu
Hia
Ats
Thin Kraal
Nompoma Magistracy
Dinuzuta
Indiana Trust Co promotes monthly deposits for dues
The notice urges readers to open an account with Indiana Trust Co to handle recurring payments such as notes and life insurance premiums. It advertises a 3 percent compound interest on deposits and suggests depositing one twelfth of the amount due each month to ease annual financial pressure. It cites capital of 1,000,000 and surplus of 6,325,000.
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Indiana Trust CO
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