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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1900
Page
4
The Sun lists advertising terms and rates and offers agents in any town. Communications for publication should go to the editor and business matters to the business manager. Readers are asked to notify the office if delivery is missed by a carrier.
The Philadelphia Times prints a contested Grover Cleveland interview predicting Bryan’s victory. The piece doubts its authenticity, notes Cleveland’s praise for union labor and travelers with Bryan, and mocks allied fraud charges while urging attention to Indiana politics and Debs. It also mentions Alvord’s $690,000 theft and calls for harsh penalties for bank officers.
The piece accuses The Sentinel of yellow morality for attacking Republican state leaders and compares past arbitrary assessments to current demands. It cites Taggart, Hernly, and municipal officials, questions political motives, and mocks Roosevelt, Fairbanks, and Jones while predicting outcomes of upcoming elections and noting a Paris dinner bill as imperial overreach.
Willie Taylor predicts a Republican win by 40 000 while condemning opponents as crooks. The piece mocks campaign figures Lugubrious Frank Burke and duels with prohibitionists over Bryan, Sunday beer meetings, and militarism to rally support. ends with a partisan, combative note.
A fragment from the Podunk Times mocks a political scene with King Cole references and a verse about a speech. It parodies campaign rhetoric and humor about trusts. The piece also includes short jokes about a firefly bicycle and local romantic chatter.
A Cleveland Press riff on vestibuled street cars hints at broader reforms as cities push modern utilities like automobles and electric lights. The Topeka State Journal notes partisan bets on Kentucky votes and the ensuing political intrigue. The Philadelphia Record recalls Ex President Cleveland calling the campaign distressing due to confusing issues. An Old Nurse for Children notes Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup as teething aid and diarrhoea remedy.
The Union railway company lists total expenditure of 105,620 covering two White river bridges two new engines and the reconstruction of the lighting plant at Union station.
The Swirl of Society notes multiple weddings and events including Henry Palmer and Blanche Jelleff to wed on November 14 and John Mullally with Mary Mattler marrying in St Patrick's church. Ina Fohl and Leonidas Mauzy wed at home of the Fohls with attendants. Timothy Harrington and Agnes Green married at St Bridget's with nuptial high mass led by prominent clergy and a breakfast at the bride's home. The Americas club opened its season with a ball and the Rauh couple led the grand match. Conversations hint at future plans for Harringtons post honeymoon in their Central Avenue home.
A compact list of towns including Tipton Elwood Alexandria Muncie Portland Red Key Montpelier Hartford City Bluffton Fort Wayne Celina with unclear ending oO suggests a regional reference or travel note.
Mrs Nellie Carter declared insane after a fall on Oct 22 Henry Van Norman also adjudged unsound Alicea E Snyder sues William Beck for 250 over a mule incident on the market square Judge Alford fines custodian W H Stearns five dollars and costs Miller and Stearns clash on the tracks Volunteer relief department Pennsylvania lines reports 54874 47 balance and 1530 members Lieut Guy Boyle returns from the Philippines with a leg scar says guerrilla war and no large band will be present He will be mustered out Thursday Funeral for Mrs Rebecca Blizzard 63 at 810 Broadway burial at Franklin Survivors include husband Silas Blizzard six children Ministers discuss Rockefeller wealth James R Lynch new International Typographical Union president arrives Wednesday Carter Temple named captain to form colored Indiana National Guard Grain inspections for October largest in years 119 carloads Saturday and 508 carloads during Lee week
The account traces John Sherman leaving the secretary of state post in 1898 amid partisan controversy. Sherman says McKinley wanted his senatorial seat to help the campaign, and Hanna aided his cabinet entry. he resigned after friction grew over his role and perceived memory issues. He claims loyalty to McKinley but notes the administration would not heed his advice.
A roundup of quotes from multiple papers highlighting party politics and labor issues. The notes mention figures like Tom Taggart and William Jennings Bryan, discuss trust power over labor, and reference Porto Rico policy as a point of Republican tension.
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