Indianapolis Sun publishing details and ad reps
The Indianapolis Sun notes publication daily except Sundays from the Sun building at 123 and 125 E. Ohio Street. It lists foreign advertising representatives in New York Chicago and St. Louis and states mail is second class. No 165 rd.
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Sun
Ohio Street
Smith & Budd
Brunswick
Fifth Avenue
New York
Tribune
Chicago
Third National Bank
St. Louis
It Is Very Comfortable to Be Very Rich in America
A critical screed argues that wealth buys gentler treatment from coroner officials and judges, while the poor face harsher, more public scrutiny. It cites Mrs Lorillard’s death and other cases to claim public servants serve the rich, not the republic, urging readers to see the double standard.
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America
Vanderbilt
Astor
Lorillard
Republic
New York City
Pittsburg
Andrew Carnegie
Steel Trust
Ana
Jokes and Bantering Courtroom Snippets
A collection of brief humorous exchanges. Crutch bound caller seeks accident policy payout while the manager denies due, citing non accidental nature and knowledge of a home's resident. A judge questions a thief about borrowing an axe, with dialect humorous miscommunication and neighborhood familiarity.
Old Politician Defends Jacksonian Politics In Indiana
A veteran observer voices practical politics in Indiana, arguing that governors must grasp spoils to advance party aims. He critiques Tom Marshall and Otway Baker, notes factionalism, and predicts court delays shaping a Republican statehouse while favoring Jacksonian lines for governors and spoils distribution.
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Tom Jefferson
Andy Jackson
Indiana
Tom Marshall
Henry Spaan
Henry
Gov
Indianapolis
Marion County
Port Young
Bob
Port
Gazabo
High and
Statehouse
Marshall
Tom
Jim Bingham
Oz Baker
Jim
Charley Wheeler
Wheeler
Supreme Court
Otway Baker
Otway
Tom Colbert
Charley Whegler
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Gwan
T. E. Powers
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Dang
Eet
Borrylor
Washington Star
George W. Stout
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