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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1900
Page
4
Company store critique and Hobson Manila report
A reader argues the coal company store is a boon to workers when used responsibly, denouncing overcharges and credit abuse by miners. The piece also questions Hobson’s Manila voyage claims about Dewey and the Spanish fleet, noting Dewey’s role remains central to the victory. It condemns harsh child removal by authorities and opposes the Sun’s stance on guardianship laws. It ends with Indianapolis and Galveston relief funding debates and labor politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Republicans Seen Best to Tackle Trust Issue in Indiana
The text notes Seymour stating the Republican party has the capacity to deal with the trust problem. Charlie Hernly tells the national committee he hopes to save Indiana for Republicans, a move described as clever. Bryan’s travel record with the Galveston cyclone is mentioned as a contrasting factor with prospects of smashing ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Party
Seymour
Charlie Hernly
National Committee
Indiana
Charlie
Bryan
Galveston Ey
Trusts and Free Silver Rally Against Bryan
A critical editorial attacks Bryan for his policies and allies warning that electing him would bring ruin. It contrasts trusts with free silver and foreign policy, mocks opponents, and endorses Tageart as treasury secretary in a Bryan administration. The piece ridicules trust denial claims and cites rising costs and aggressive actions abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Altgeld-Tillman
Mack
Mark
Tageart
THE
SUN
Building inspector to enforce smoke ordinance again
The article remarks that the building inspector has vowed to enforce the smoke ordinance once more on Thursday and criticizes the absence of a hot air ordinance to confront Mr Bedell. It laments Mrs Rover's casual destruction of cherished culinary legends and memories of mother's kitchen, noting the momentousness of the point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Rover
George M Pullman Stricken at Elberon
George M F Pullman son of the palace car magnate is said to be critically ill in the east He is reported to have suffered a stroke of paralysis at Elberon New Jersey and is listed in critical condition by medical staff in Chicago surveillance reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
George M. F Pullman
Palace
Elberon
N. J
Amusements in town keep crowds at key venues
Shore Acres crowds fill English's shows. Sapho remains at the Grand for another week. Superpa's audiences are limited by theater capacity. The Merry Maidens have one more day to perform at the Empire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sapho
the Grand
The
Empire
Fragmentary ad copy hints at laxative products
The readable lines reference a product described as a laxative suitable for different ages, mentioning terms like bust for baby and grandpa. It appears as an old marketed claim with possible misspellings and fragmented phrasing.
Observer Praises Sun Exposure of County Republican Ring
An Observer lauds The Sun for exposing county Republican bosses who controlled nominations. He notes Charley Bookwalter's influence, the exclusion of soldiers and a colored candidate from the ticket, and warns the party risks upheaval after election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the County Republican
the Sun
Republican County
Machir
Ring
SUN
Republican Party
Marion Club
Charley Bookwalter
Building and Loan Association
Mason
Daniel L. Brown
Kenesaw Mountain
Harrison
Senate
Brown
Bookwalter
Lou Aiken
Spockwalter
Layman
Joss
Kealing
Woods
Pierce Mendenhall
Loyal Legion
Legion
Grand Army of the Republic
Tinyman
Fairbanks
Joe Kealing
United States District Attorney
Fred Joss
George Hiliott
Holston
Patriots
Whitand
House of Representatives
Representatives
Wessling
Ostermeyer
North Carolina
Marion County
Chas. W. Brown
Breeley
Lincoln
Marion
J. H. Clarke
Tom Taggart
Taggart
Out of the Ordinary Stowaway brides tale and oddities
Ainslees Magazine notes stowaway brides aboard steamers end tragically for one woman who married late and died of a broken heart. Cannery workers devise a beans shelling machine from a wife’s clothes wringer, enabling 40000 cans a day. New Haven plans hot meal service by rail and wagon. Boston tests hand organ licenses. hurdy gurdies face bans. Kam eruka reef collision yields pigs as life-line carriers. Deportation trends in Russia shift toward emigration and land grants for peasants by the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ainslee
Charity Hospital
Lovell
Reappearing Falcon Island Threatens Pacific Navigation
The island Falcon, rising from the Pacific after a submarine volcano eruption near Truga, emerged 12 years ago and vanished two years ago. The British cruiser Porpoise reports it now reappearing and a serious hazard to navigation. At end of May it stood nine feet above water and may reach four mountain miles in height, uncertain to mariners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falcon Island
Pacific Ocean
Truga
Porpoise
The Sketches and Songs of a Singer Dream Days
A fragmentary piece titled The Sketches and Songs of a Singer blends playful verse and rural dialogue. It mixes lyric yearning with humorous chatter about harvests churchgoing and small town life, including lines about fodder and weather and a brief exchange about a poem submission.
Fragmented Collected Newspaper Snippets and Rants
A collage of assorted opinions and quotes from various papers mocks political figures and public figures. Snippets reference Croker Bryan McKinley Li Hung Chang and Mark Hanna, with jests about imperialism and party politics. The tone remains satirical and critical of campaign rhetoric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Croker
Hill
Davy
Cro
Ker
Laporte Herald
Bryan
Absalom
South Bend Tribune
Republican Party
McKinley
Mark Hanna
Delphi
Ind
New Albany Ledger
Li Hung Chang
Richmond Sun-Tele
Swirl of Society Engag ements and Noted Weddings
The column lists engagements and weddings across several towns. Bessie Marsie Brown and Herbert M Adkinson announce their engagement. In New Albany Martha Peters weds Harry E Borgerding. Sullivan sees Pritchard marry Dr Harry Ward. Laura Gillette weds Jay M Amsden of Ashtabula, Ohio. Lieut Hillman of Indianapolis marries Miriam Ellis and will reside in Portland Maine with his regiment. Margaret Rairdon of Montezuma weds Edward C Bales of Duna. Lena Glick of Laporte weds John McIntyre. the bridal party returns to Michigan City where the groom’s father J P McIntyre was buried hours earlier. minister D C Shirk presided at both wedding and funeral services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillman
Indianapolis
Miriam Ellis
West Point
Portland
Margaret Rairdon
Montezuma
Edward C. Bales
Duna
St. John's
Father Bauer
Prescott
Winifred Butler
Michael Butler
Laporte
Lena Glick
John McIntyre
D. C. Shirk
Michigan City
J. P. McIntyre
What the Papers Say on Reform and Industry
A compilation of commentary from papers on fiscal policy and reform figures. It notes Hanna’s cautious stance against coal region arguments, a charity pledge by Standard Oil for Galveston, Harper’s caricaturing its editor, Ike Johnson’s tax restitution, reformers’ flaws, a New York editorial viewpoint, and arbitration outcomes between Canadian Pacific and its machinists with partial gains for workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Detroit Free Press
New York News
Canadian Pacific Railway
Robert Strang
Killam
Minneapolis ‘Times
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Herbert M. Adkinson
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Sullivan
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Harry Ward
Laura Gillette
Jay M. Amsden
Ashtabula, O
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Credit Clothing Co
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the Journal of Civilization
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Boston Herald
Ike
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