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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1900
Page
4
Local Officials Rule On Liquor License Ad Amid Criticism
The county commissioners granted a liquor license based on an advertisement in the Royal Arch News, a move critics say failed to fairly inform local citizens. The essay laments yellow journalism, cites a false Indianapolis weather bulletin, and questions political maneuvering in Marion County politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Sun
Royal Arch News
County Commissioners
Imperialism as Political Jim Jams Spark Hushed Debate
The line suggests a sharp critique of imperialism described as a political illness rivaling Civil War tensions. It frames imperialism as a controversial topic fueling strong opinions and public discourse.
The Songs and Sketches of a Singer Defense
A crowded court scene features Marcus Blackstone defending a maid with a singing plea. The defendant is acquitted after Miss Tenor performs Annie Laurie, and the judge praises her voice as a warning bell. The piece closes with a poet’s dawn imagery and lightening mood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackstone
Borax Mines Become Hidden Power in Oregon
A Rose Valley Borax Co plant near Burns Oregon exploits a white mineral streak through hot springs. Borax sells for eight to nine cents a pound, with a processing plant turning crude material into refined product and many workers employed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harney County
Oregon
Burns
Trough Creek Valley
Wild Horse Valley
Nevada
Rose Valley
Detectives Probe Prisoner Casey on Alley Job Pals
Detective Whalen pressures Casey to name partners in the job. Casey refuses, insisting he would not betray Dan Leary or Mike Connor. The exchange highlights ongoing efforts to identify accomplices in the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whalen
Casey
Iver
Dan Leary
Mike Connor
Hanna S Fear of Indiana and Gold Democrats’ McKinley Edict
Denver Post cites unease as a small gold Democratic faction in Indiana pledges support for McKinley. The text alleges manipulation by Tracey and Frenzel steering the party, with Peabody’s chairmanship replaced, seen as a bid to gain rewards from McKinley and risking harm to Hoover’s prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Gold Democratic Committee
McKinley
Palmer
Buckner
Bynum
George Foster Peabody
Peabody
Tracey
New York
Frenzel
Gold Democratic Party
Hoosier
Hanna
Denver Post
Papers Debate Presidential Politics and Public Support
A collage of editorials from several papers criticizing political figures and funding. Authors mock calls for unity and spotlight how funds and conventions stir public opinion, noting quirks in Philadelphians and cautious voters amid party maneuvering.
Wheelman Defends Fast Ride At Crossing Clash
A trooper questions a rider about speeding on a town street as the wheelman explains he sped to clear a crossing. He states a train passed just earlier at 56 miles per hour, prompting the confrontation.
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America
Rogers
Paterson
N. J
Jacob Rogers
United States
Philadelphia Record
Shopkeeper and girl with network on shoulders nonsense
A comic exchange unfolds with a girl asking to enter the shop wearing network on her shoulders. The Irish butcher replies in broken English that they do not wear items on shoulders, joking about yellow sacks on hams instead.
Tramp Dialect and Child Ballads in Patchwork Verse
A collage of scenes features a refined Miss Brownlee and talks with Guy Leftrox, once the Raggedy Man, showing how a tramp’s speech supposedly improves in polite society. The piece includes a stray children’s rhyme about Willie Johnson and a self advertising medical pill jingle for Cascarets Candy Cathartic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Brownlee
Guy Leftrox
Raggedy Man
Everett Wrest
Mike
Roosevelt and beer on tour draw witty speculation
The Detroit News jokes about Governor Roosevelt carrying beer in his car during a Michigan tour. It ponders who the beer was for while noting the American eagle labeled bottles kept on ice. The piece mirrors wartime and campaign era humor about public figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
McKinley
Michigan
John Proctor Clark
Clark
New York City
Col. Youngs
Detroit News
Quotes on liberty and politics from various newspapers
A collage of quotation-style items from multiple papers including Terre Haute Tribune Frankfort Crescent Muncie Star and Anderson Herald. Topics range from universal suffrage and trusts to campaign stances population shifts and the Philippine war framed as humanity and civilization.
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Terre Haute Tribune
George Washington
William McKhinley
Frankfort Crescent
Lincoln
Neb
Bryan
Canton
McKinley
Anderson Herald
Vincennes Sun
Philippines
Columbia City Post
Social Notes From The Swirl Of Society
Mrs. W H Blodgett hosted a luncheon. The Ways return from the east. Essman family moves to Detroit. Judge Wiley and wife plan an extended eastern trip. State weddings list in Muncie Richmond Seymour. Bennie Ellis and Will Myers. Mary Heerner and Louis Besselman. Minnie Francis co and William Merrick. Jennie Wolf and Harry Atlass wed in Brenneke academy with large attendance. bridesmaids include Sarah Atlass Lafayette and Dora Wolf Henderson. Mrs Louis Wolf matron of honor. Aulass best man. ushers Moses Wolf Max Rice Michael Wolf Bernard Goodman Peter Efroymson Daniel Cohen.
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Muncie
Bessie Ellis
Will M. Myers
Richmond
Mary C. Heerner
Louis C. Besselman
Seymour
Minnie Francisco
William M. Merrick
Baltimore
Jennie Wolf
Harry Hi. Atlass
Lafayette
Brenneke
Academy
John Wolf
Sarah Atlass
Dora Wolf
Galdie Cohen
Henderson
Harriet Goodman
Monticello
Birdie Wallenstein
Cincinnati
Cecelia Feibleman
Louis Wolf
Pueblo
Col
Charles Aulass
Joseph Levy
Ashland
Wis
Moses Wolf
Max Rice
Madison
Michael Wolf
Bernard Goodman
Peter Efroymson
Daniel Cohen
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