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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1904
Page
4
The page presents an editorial tirade against naval aggression and political violence. It contrasts murder at sea with anarchist bombings, questions diplomatic excuses, and mocks modern urban scenery as picturesque while railroading social commentary. It also notes a New York subway passenger tale and a Schwab-hosted miner party amid a snowstorm.
Anadvertisement promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla as an effective remedy for dyspepsia and indigestion. It claims sufferers endure discomfort and irritability, tasting a foul mouth, with stomach tenderness, but asserts thousands cured by the medicine.
Fragmented text shows a mix of surreal scenes, stray phrases about an automo street car, wartime gloom from Mukden and Siberia, plus a poetic section on autumn leaves. Likely a collage page with no single coherent news item or clear local event.
The Park features Alone in the World at the water front stage with Sydney Carlyle, a 13 year old newsboy, in the lead role amid storms and daring escapades. The Grand presents Europe’s sea sensation The Crowd plus Lola la Ryder and other acts including Miss Babel Johnson and a celebrated dog troupe in a packed vaudeville bill.
A garbled wartime column mentions the British society aiding kindness to animals, a mission in Prelud’s north, and a York Lancs memorial with the word Remember. It notes Lancashire ambulances, a deranged Englishman studying puzzles, garrison town discipline shifts, European trade with natives, and early freight experiments by the Northeastastern railway.
A day in Indianapolis featured Gideons events, Halloween hall celebrations, and a notable wedding at German Hall for Kadore Davidson and Miss Fannie Glick attended by over a thousand guests. Rabbi Hartromn led the orthodox ceremony and local ministers joined the crowd with Mrs Wheler Pew presiding at the edifice. A biopic of a recent tragedy and a music hall program drew public attention.
In a whispered moment a woman steals silently as a strange phrase Echoing backward hints at fate. A candle trembles and a chill runs through her as a shadow looms behind her, implying a future mate close at hand.
The report recounts an American traveler Somber from Boston who meets three Englishmen in Paris. They perform a hat conjuring trick that ends with theft and a police visit, prompting discussion on old Georgia law and marriage bonds. The tale contrasts European humor with legal curiosity in a busy city paper tone.
The passage quotes observers on Democratic leaders and factional debates, noting Bryant's support for Parker, calls for policy change, and suspicions about defense spending. It contrasts past Democratic principles with a current lack of convictions as the party braces for elections, highlighting tensions between Parker and Bryan and concerns over defense budgets.
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