Indianapolis Sun Publication and circulation note
The Indianapolis Sun published daily except Sunday in the Sun building at 123 and 123 E Ohio St with foreign advertising reps in New York Chicago and St Louis. The paper is entered as second class mail and circulation certified by the Association of American Advertisers in New York City.
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Sun
Ohio Street
Smith & Budd
Brunswick
Fifth Avenue
New York
Tribune
Chicago
Third National Bank
St.Louis
New York City
Association
TS Hpeauuas
F A W Davis Constructive Citizen Of Indianapolis
A. W. Davis built modern Indianapolis for over 50 years inspiring trust and civic progress. He led the Waterworks revival in 1881, expanded church work, and fostered youth through Riverside mission. Beloved, modest, he faced attacks but remained steadfast, and his city memorialized his enduring public service.
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Frederick A. W. Davis
Indianapolis
F. A. W. Davis
Mr. Davis
Davis
McCarty Street
Meridian Street
M. E
Fletcher Place
Riverside Mission
Indianapolis Waterworks Company
Indianapolis Water Company
Sunday Baseball Bill Sparks Legal Debate and Draft News
The piece notes a printing error in the Sunday baseball repeal, discusses potential legal challenges, and reports on Indiana soldiers’ portraits and a request for officer photographs. It also covers recruitment shifts at Fort Benjamin Harrison and Fort Thomas with 500 recruits at each, plus a diverse influx of foreign-born soldiers joining the Army.
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Emil Fertig
Mr. Laurie
Indiana
Thomas A. Morris
Morton C. Hunter
Lewis Johnson
Jasper Packard
Ben F. Scribner
George T. Borden
W.A. Olmstead
Isaac R. Sherwood
Clarence M. Bailly
Richard T. DeHart
Charles Hoble
Charles Shaler
Laurie
Department of Indiana G. A. R
Department
Fessler
United States Army
Sons of Mars
Fort Benjamin Harrison
United States Foot
Fort Thomas
Kentucky
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