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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1905
Page
8
The czar of Russia urged a world peace conference to curb causes of war. Nicholas, moved by Bloch’s writings on modern warfare, influenced by a Polish philanthropist, sparked the Hague 1899 conference push. Principal civilized states were invited to respond to the call.
The report outlines the 1899 First Peace Conference convened by the Russian czar with delegates from UT powers. It produced three treaties aiming to curb international conflict, set maritime warfare rules, and establish a permanent arbitration court. The conference unanimously agreed to abolish certain explosive projectiles and to pursue settlement of disputes by negotiation and arbitration.
An advertisement promotes Dr Miles Nervine as a nerve tonic to soothe and feed nerves and rebuild nerve tissue. It claims relief from severe nervous strain, headaches, sleeplessness, irritability, heart and organ stress, and cites a long suffering case and a guaranteed bottle from Miles Medical Co. Ind.
A London dated analysis by Sir Robert Anderson compares murder rates in the United States and England. It argues law similarity aside, U S homicide numbers are vastly higher due to alien population factors, settlement patterns, and social norms affecting crime perception and police practice.
Voice from a racing incident reveals a chauffeur survived a high speed crash. He reflects on past racing days, expresses intent to retire from circular track competition, and credits others with helping him survive. He admits he would have helped teammates, then states a desire not to continue driving in races.
The article portrays Erig Ehrstroem as Finland’s revolutionary patriot chief pushing armed resistance to Russia. It notes expected aid from Sweden and Denmark, and large funds from Finnish expatriates in America, with Ehrstroem headquartered in Paris and pressing Finns to oppose czarist rule and seek liberty.
A fragmented dialogue features Mia and Bridget discussing house chores and obedience. Bridget resists instruction while a narrator scolds. The Armadelphia Press appears as the source, though the text is incomplete and lacks full context.
In the Philadelphia Press, a heated exchange unfolds as Pompous denies Rik’s comment while a friend argues the term bilthering flor, claiming no such word exists in English. The brief spot highlights linguistic quibbles and social friction.
Dowager Empress of China greeted by Mies Roosevelt in a scene noted for its ceremonial calm. The piece portrays opposition across Europe as conflicting factions test the imperial household leadership amid aging rivals and shifting alliances.
The Indiana M. E. conference closed its sessions at Linton. The Indianapolis district appointments include E. Bacon presiding elder in Indianapolis and assignments for Acton Broad Ripple Greenwood Earthplace and many other churches led by ministers such as B. Morris J. Collins Bentley Knotts and others across suburban towns and cities.
Four negroes serve the Russian Imperial family and are among the czar and his children’s closest companions. They wear expensive garments with gold ornaments and are deeply attached to the royal household.
A long list of department stores and specialty shops including Gerritt A. Archibald & Co Outfitters Badger Furniture Co D. H. Baldwin Co and Wm H Black Co with offerings in dry goods clothing shoes furniture rugs carpets pianos organs. Also names The Bobbs Merrill Co John D Brosnan Feeney Furniture Co Albert Gall Hartmann Isk Bros Kahn Tailoring Co and many more.
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