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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1905
Page
5
A bachelor homeowner recounts two break ins at his Kensington residence. The first yielded silverware, the second kitchen linen and a cold turkey. In a later nocturnal confrontation, a masked robber threatened him with a gun as his lighted glare revealed a grotesque assailant who demanded money and aid.
A narrator invites a burglar for supper and uses a staged experiment to disarm him. He then robs the intruder of clothes and pockets, frees him at the kitchen door, and discovers his diamonds are missing. A late note hints the burglar has mocked him and threatens exposure.
Five tens of thousands of veterans paraded Denver streets in a ceremonial march amid cheering crowds and snowballs carrying roses, while cool mountain air added comfort to the event. In another item, Mary Brockwell was sentenced to life imprisonment for poisoning her three children.
A debated critique of the so called artistic temperament arguing it is a pose used to excuse idleness and eccentricities. The piece contrasts famous artists with hard work and discipline, asserting true art comes from creation not affectation and self love. It cites Shakespeare and Leonardo da Vinci as examples of industry and skill over pretentious pose.
The London Globe reports Sir Ranolph Slatin Pasha interview with an Arab sheik. Slatin criticizes desert reforms and warns against revolutions and social upheaval. He dismisses spreading ideas as dangerous and condemns modern social trends.
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss school gardens as a tool for education. It mentions Rosen praising gardens for tactile learning and nature contact, and Tedogogically and sociologically claimed benefits, linking to past history of New BoR land. The passage is garbled and uncertain.
The subscriber gives public notice that he will apply to the board of commissioners at the October term for a license to sell malt and spirituous liquors in quantities under five gallons at his business located in room 115 fronting east Capitol Ave, in a two story brick building, McKernan subdivision ward 12, Marion County, Indiana, known as 640 Capitol Ave. T Botlen is the applicant.
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