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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1900

Page

4

The evasive Bryan in campaign rhetoric and policy questions

The Sun criticizes William Jennings Bryan for avoiding direct questions on the money system and treaty ratification. It notes past support, questions his integrity, and urges prompt bridge reconstruction in Indianapolis over the White River. It mentions smoke consumers at the Denison hotel and references Bryan, Aguinaldo, and Kruger in a broader political frame.

Brutal murder case stirs Indiana jury tensions

Indianapolis faces another fatal crime as a criminal court jury weighs insanity or disagreement. The piece criticizes Marion County politics and calls for investigation into nominees while mocking campaign arguments and a Republican party line.

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Russians Put Entire Rail Stock at Czars Feet

A Paris Parisian note and Chicago talk blend with U S events. The article discusses czars power and Russia's scope of control highlighting officials claims of mobilizing every railway carriage if the czar commands. It mentions Dr Arnold Declause's world trek and a Dickens comparison in England.

Election Betting and Labor Influence Across Indiana Papers

Several Indiana newspapers argue on election bias and labor interests. Shares perplexing betting odds contrast with outcomes, while workers are urged to vote for labor-friendly policies. The Hammond News criticizes hostile political tactics as the Democratic party battles trusts and imperialism.

What the Papers Say on Campaign Figure Reactions

In editorials across major papers, reactions to Secretary Sherman’s death and political figures’ actions are mixed. The Detroit News notes a sincere sorrow by the president that would not persuade Sherman’s target, while the Detroit Free Press observes Bryan’s Washington car has a rear platform. The St. Louis Republic praises democracy as the poor man’s party, and the Minneapolis Times cautions Republicans that Harrison should refrain from public health applause. A New Jersey farmer, after reading campaign literature from opposing sides, ends his life, prompting questions about the voters’ fatigue. Cleveland Press comments on Hanna’s wary facial reaction, while Harrison laments Sherman’s career ending in the Senate.

Bryan Congress United States Sherman Detroit News Washington Detroit Free Press St. Louis Republic Harrison American Public Health Association Minneapolis Times New Jersey Winona Independent

Riley and Harrison Portrayal Rumor In Verse

The Minneapolis Times reports that James Whitcomb Riley and former President Harrison are close companions who walk daily. It is said Riley will publish Harrison’s political views in dialect verse.

James Whitcomb Riley Harrison Riley Mr. Harrison Minneapolis Times

Lincoln J Carter Western Sensor The Flaming Arrow at Park Theater

Amusements notice reviews Lincoln J Carter's The Flaming Arrow a western frontier play at Park theater with an actual Indian star Princess Gowango Mohawk and real red men in cast. The piece emphasizes sensationalism and action plus two intelligent horses. Next week Terrence McGovern debuts in The Bowery After Dark three performances.

Lincoln J. Carter Park Theater Fort Reno Terrence McGovern Go-Wan-Go-Mohawk

Social events and a fatal streetcar accident in Indianapolis

A listing of social engagements includes a Tuesday concert dance in the German house and a tea and dinner dance for Miss Elmes of Chicago. A reception for Bishop Partridge is planned at St. Paul’s church. Separate items note weddings in Shelbyville New Castle Worthington and Worthington. A suburban post office substation employee Frank G. Beatty was killed in a streetcar collision on Clifton Street, with the car running over him after he stepped into the path.

Lucy Taggart Miss Elmes Chicago Miss Taggart Shelbyville Gertrude Muchmore Lester Thayer Peoria Ill New Castle Cordelia Thompson Charles M. Pitman Worthington Ethel Fuller Fred E. Dyer American Public-Health Congress Propylaeum T.C. Day Mount Benjammin Harrison Frank, G Charles &. Beatty Indianapolis

The Swirl of Society Arrivals and Social Season

Mr and Mrs Abe Loeb of Nashville Tenn arrive to attend the Maury Fohl wedding Monday night. Miss May Blackburn hosts a Thursday party for Miss Mayme Schilling at her Bellefontaine home. The German club and Musikverein plan a grand concert for the season downtown.

Abe Loeb Nashville Tenn Miss May Blackburn Mayme Schilling Bellefontaine

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