Indianapolis Sun Publishing Details
Daily newspaper schedule notes the paper published in the Sun building with foreign advertising reps listed in New York Chicago and St. Louis. It records postal classification as second class mail No 165 and notes street addresses for the offices.
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Sun
Ohio Street
Smith & Budd
Brunswick
Fifth Avenue
New York
Tribune
Chicago
Third National Bank
St. Louis
Human weeds and prison reform at Michigan City
A visitor recounts a trip through Michigan City prison, contrasting free life with incarceration. The article notes compulsory bathing, optional religious services, clean facilities, and the humane aim of education to curb future crime, urging kindness and schooling to lessen the weeds of crime.
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Michigan City
Globe
Penny for Your Thoughts Ends a Yearlong Courtship
In a homey scene at either end of a horsehair sofa, Maggie and Sandy raise a long-gestating moment. After an hour and a half of silence, Maggie prompts with a penny for thoughts and Sandy boldly hints at a kiss before revealing the related desire to settle the balance of their two-year courting.
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Michigan City
Sandy
Maggie
Terre Haute Enums Schemes Questioned by State Audit
The Terre Haute school board pushes a per capita contract for counting pupils amid fraud fears and past padding. The Indiana superintendent sent the issue to the attorney general, who says enumerators must be paid by the day, not by names, and warns against per head prizes and dummy names. The piece critiques overreliance on the AG and urges officers to read statutes and act independently. It also discusses resistance to inheritance tax laws and argues for both state and federal taxes on large inheritances.
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Terre Haute
Indiana
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Jim Bingham
Bingham
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