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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1905
Page
4
Subscription rates listed for delivery by carrier within the city and outside areas. Six weeks for city, six weeks outside, 1.50. two months outside, 0.25. yearly outside, 2.00. Entry at Indianapolis post office as second class matter.
Patrolman Henry Christ insists he shot Edward Cory in self defense and while on duty. Critics call for open court scrutiny, arguing a grand jury verdict in secret fails to convince the public and undermines trust in justice. The article also surveys Japan's finances and public opinion on peace amid broad political critique.
A Quaint repeal-era memory and tariff talk frame modern politics as writers compare coffee taxation to colonial tea protests. The piece argues coffee drives a major national industry, with imports around 1.05 billion pounds, suggesting a one cent per pound tariff could raise $10 million annually while noting past taxes and Brazil’s export duties shifting revenue abroad.
Robert Hobson Jr. speaks at the state fair denying the sisters Elizabeth Berry and Alice Welch alleged kidnapping and slavery by the Nelson family. He claims the Welch children were relatives helped by his father and later fled after disagreements over strict rules for acrobats.
A defense of Bakeley is voiced by a young woman who accuses prejudice. Old Wiseman retorts that much of Bakeley's scent tonight was blamed on moral failings, implying a cynical view of the young man. The exchange hints at social jealousy and the influence of reputation.
A fragmentary dialogue references hunting while on vacation and a cryptic exchange about ring in and an animal, preserving a glimpse of odd conversation style. The readable text hints at a playful miscommunication and a vacation context without clear actions or outcomes.
Popular numbers in tailored cloth suits with 48 inch jackets and stylish skirts. Medium and light gray suits with fitted jackets and skirts priced at 35.00. Elegant royal purple cheviot suits with long coats around 20.78. Street outfits in gray red blue green or black with long coats priced 26.00. Coats in cream pearl champ wine in prices from 25.00 to 85.00. Separate coats in many styles, lengths 6 to 25 inches, priced 6.50 to 25.00. Second Front.
A shop display showcases Pinaud Eau de Cologne and other products including Lilia at France toilet water and dentifrice. Visitors are sprayed with perfume as staff highlight a wide range of toilet waters, many with floral notes. New accessories include gold mesh bags, vanity bags, leather satchels, and rhinestone studded combs adding to the shop’s allure.
Predictions from Raphael the astrologer for Friday September 15 year 105 forecast success in money and business, a prosperous year ahead, and possible marriage or courtship for a young woman. The reading advises caution and notes potential auspicious events.
The newly organized Union Soldiers' Union installation was postponed from Wednesday to Thursday night in the circuit courtroom of the courthouse. A choir and musical program will entertain attendees. Invites go to Benth congrraamen and mayoral candidates in Indianapolis city. The group aims to support veterans of the Civil War and push for civil war veterans legislation. The hour for the meeting is 7:50.
Treasurer Edmund J Randolph testifies before the investigative committee regarding New York Life. He cites policyholder profits exceeding 7 1/2 million from stock sales and syndicate subscriptions. He denies company investments in or issuance of such stock and notes 2 297 00 due to policyholders.
Dongourt staff photographer for Newspaper Enterprise Association captured dramatic images of the wrecked Ninth Ave elevated train in New York City. The photographs illustrate a notable advance in news photography as the scene unfolds.
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