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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1900
Page
4
A brief notice notes a 1 percent fee related to E Objest in Indianapolis Indiana. The fragmentary text mentions Setiaite seme and a local financial action without clear dates or full names. Further details are unavailable in the available excerpt.
A public notice asks readers to inform The Sun office about any delivery issues. It provides a phone number 880 for new or existing subscribers and requests a postal reply with a pen tal. The stance is corrective and community oriented.
Manila dispatch reports Captain Novicio found guilty of burying alive seaman McDonald of Gilmore’s Yorktown party at Baler and sentenced to death. Gen MacArthur to approve. Trial also links Novicio to killing Neuville and Rodriguez. testimony cites tribesmen killing Veuville and two Spanish captives. Wheaton approved sentence.
The piece criticizes press focus on personal gossip while urging action on the Nicholson law in Indianapolis and other cities. It urges the Board of Works to decide on feed wires, supports a new White River bridge, and calls for swift adoption of a new water contract, condemning the trust on product control.
Six veterans and brothers from a civil war era gather at the Quirinal after a long separation. They meet unexpectedly to honor their shared service, with one brother, V T Merritt of Augusta, arranging photos. All faced hardship but remain loyal citizens of the United States.
A collage of verse and prose scenes features a messenger boy and a late telegram. Lighter sketches include humorous classifying exchanges and a pulpit aside by Rev. Layman about politics. The piece recalls rural memory and a quiet, intimate domestic scene with Kate and Nellie at night.
A collage of editorials mocks elections and political figures Bryan Roosevelt and Cox. It notes bank salaries and house values, critiques football, and references the Paterson crime case and the Alvord affair with skeptical commentary on sensationalism and race.
Gen Harrison presided over the fifth anniversary service of the Brightwood Y M C A hall on Illinois street Sunday afternoon. He argued that railroad men need not be rough and cited Gen Howard as helping shift the view toward conscientious, God fearing soldiers who endure hardship.
A collection of anecdotes and reflections on Leo XIII and other notable figures. It describes the pontiff’s extensive reading habits with daily influxes from thousands of newspapers, his insistence on full reports, and his constant work alongside staff. It also recounts James Russell Lowell’s views on women and a dramatic 1887 Monte Mario dynamite experiment involving King Victor Emmanuel.
Thomas Partin aged 57 of 133 Decatur Street was found dead Sunday morning. Coroner reports heart disease as the cause of death after examination.
Next Thursday Catholics will observe all Saints Day with a 5 am mass led by Father Gavish for laboring men. Indiana federation of women plans its first South Bend convention November 15-19. Mrs. Charles Fairbanks will not participate. Harry Gramse sues Amos W. Russie to foreclose a mechanic’s lien on Russie’s house for 33.17. Carey ejected from an E Tenth Street car, injuring his face, conductor says he was drunk. Echoes of the State W C T U convention to be read at Wallace union meeting Tuesday. Funeral of John Wade Thompson held. he lived in Indianapolis since 18% and was a charter member of South Street Baptist Church. Little Sisters of the Poor raffle winner Ed Kent with ticket 383. prize 494. Electric wire caused a 0 loss at Huey Planing Mill. Odd Fellows lodges to initiate a class at Prospect dodge hall Monday night.
A collage of editorial quips and campaign snippets cites figures from Roosevelt to McKinley, with remarks on Stevenson, Hanna, Bryan and Kern. Local papers in Delphi, Waterloo, Rockport, Bloomington and Greenfield showcase partisan voices, mock quotes, and forecasts.
Miss Mary Renthan visits relatives in Logansport as the Clio club is entertained in Plainfield at Mrs. John Morgan's home. Cards note upcoming marriage of Miss Florence McConnell and Russell Mec Fall on November 7. Samuel Van Camp of Indianapolis plans to marry Miss Olney in Clinton Iowa at her home and reside at 1182 N Pennsylvania Street.
The piece describes a frequent distress where individuals feel compelled to eat not by choice but by necessity, outlining the physical and emotional burden of ongoing digestion problems.
The Mayflower church lecture on the work of the Indiana reformatory urged prayers for the imprisoned and support for their reintegration. Other sermons discussed crime prevention, Mormon plural marriage, and the contrast between liberty and development in missionary work.
Week ending Oct 27 shows 20 038 cars received and forwarded at Indianapolis with 2 247 loaded. Total movement marks a historical high for the Indianapolis lines. Transfers over the Bell 19 737 cars and Belt engines handled 1 008 cars while private sidings moved 1 04 cars.
Honorable Milton Sayler William Dearners and D J McMahon contributed stories detailing community events and civic matters. The trio presents varied perspectives on local governance culture and civic life through active reporting and commentary.
Walter Sattelle, a district messenger, was robbed of 30 cents by two colored men at Thirteenth Street and Senate Avenue on Sunday morning after delivering a message for a prisoner at the police station. He returned bruised and muddy, saying the men struck him off his wheel. The Indianapolis dental club held its rat meeting at the dinner.
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