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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1905
Page
4
The News criticizes the governor and president in a hypothetical parallel case with Shaw and Sherrick. It sketches dramatic, unchecked actions from impeachment calls to forced resignations, suggesting such drastic methods reveal dangers of executive overreach. The text ends with brief, garbled notes about Nan Patterson and a stray sentence.
A vivid line on Indian politics notes it as more circuitous and contentious than any national game, implying sharp tactics and heated exchanges. It critiques political maneuvering as characterized by sharp curves and public spats, highlighting the turbulent nature of political discourse.
The speaker urges settlers that competition exists but giants the field for growth. Strong claims of open ground and early placement for doctors, lawyers, and merchants. Population is expected to double in ten years as agriculture and resources drive prosperity across the territory.
A reader laments the peace settlement with Russia and Japan, noting no indemnity forces Russian suffering on Manchuria and homeland alike. The piece argues the price of victory is paid in blood, poverty, and mourning across Russia, while Japan rises among the great powers.
The Doukhober sect from Russtan is set to expand in Canada aided by a group of 10 Dowkhabers who landed in England and plan to travel onward. Their women dress plainly and the group appears to pursue a religious pilgrimage as they await what they believe to be Christ's imminent return.
In China vast canal networks feed fish ponds and rice fields. The canals provide water and habitat for carp and other species. Local farmers, aided by workers, hatch fry and manage harvests, linking irrigation to aquaculture across rural districts.
A concise report notes the French army will replace the current dress with a gray helmet for full dress and a soft mat for service wear. The description mentions the uniformed appearance and a shift in headgear and accessories.
Leavenworth Kas Sept 20 First Lieut Sidney Burbank Sixth Infantry faces court martial after leaving for the Philippines in February 1918 and allegedly married Mrs Conception Vasdueg a Filipino woman. Secretary Taft conducted a persistent inquiry during his Philippines tour and ordered the action in October.
A garbled column depicts theatre ambitions, social gossip, and domestic chatter. Characters like Mrs Wilker and Mrs Nuntyle discuss fashion, marriage, suffrage, and rising prices as a lively montage of small town life unfolds. References to a Federal task force and Cleveland Medical scenes hint at broader buzz amid the village scenes.
An inveterate smoker, Krang Granwald celebrated his 104th birthday at Burg in Prussia. The report notes Kaiser’s Gift and references a Roll meuar a pepe ang pre pounds AQ inbarco conativates.
An American couple recounts a Vatican visit where Pope Pius XII blessed them amid a complex ceremony. They describe meeting priests, receiving a blessing for their marriage, and noting the pope’s demeanor and surrounding spectators during the event.
Special to the St. Louis Bend edition reports Rev. Henry Boeckriman pastor of St. Vincent’s Catholic Church in Elkhart warned by his physician he had less than a year to live. He announced to his congregation he would donate two dollars and most possessions if they would raise funds to relieve the church from its debt, hoping to lift the burden before his death.
Raymond P Kelley of Chicago, expert shorthand writer, lectures tonight at Vortes's Business College Monument Place. The subject is The Possibilities of Shorthand with demonstrations. Attendees include students and friends of education. equivalent to a business education exhibit at St. Louis Exposition. Manley & O'Donnell Co. Weight, quality and price guaranteed. Both phones.
The article credits Vref Po Molden at the state agricultural college for guiding farmers in seed selection and soil preparation to improve corn production. His methods are said to have added about 100,000 bushels to Joewes List corn crop and boosted kernel quality for planting.
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