The Sun Indianapolis Address and Rates Notice
Publication notice for THE SUN newspaper detailing publication schedule, office address at 125 East Ohio Street, Indianapolis Indiana, advertising contact, editorial and business communications, agent terms, and subscription rates for outside city readers. Includes six cent weekly carrier delivery and annual/outside city prices.
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The Ticket Matter Sparks City Street Rail Debate
The Sun argues against voiding detached street railway tickets and calls for honoring four cent fare books as cash. It cites court decisions supporting acceptance of paid tickets, warns the railway to avoid invalidating pasted tickets, and predicts public protest if lower fares are jeopardized.
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Old Times Recalled on School Textbook Contracts
An editorial recalls past Indiana politics over county kept textbooks and warns against partisan influence on the State Board of Education. It notes dangers from centralized contracts and argues for separate tickets to ease family costs when addressing the city streetcar ticket policy.
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Streetcar Ticket Design Sparks Unofficial Claim
The News accuses the Sun of beating them on street car news and alleges the design printed by the Sun came from Levey Bros. The piece mocks the alley sheet for fantasy reporting while criticizing asphalt pavements and repair crews as frauds harming the city as a fair approaches.
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Democratic Party Under Fire In Scathing City Gossip
The piece mocks politicians and figures including Bryan and Aguinaldo, denouncing local governance and public works. It parades satirical imagery of dinners, wine, embalmings, and “sweeping gentlemen” while criticizing the criminal court and city administration and noting a Republican tilt in New York.
Weird Owl Nest and Weasel Thoughts Split Across Tales
A mixed feature blends natural history with odd behavioral notes. It cites a weasel’s stealth and a long discussion of cunning, then shifts to a Kissimmee River barn owl brood found in a leaning palm, describing three owls of different ages and their caretaking, feeding, and nocturnal activity.
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Roscada
Kissimmee
Mighty Carnivores Compared For Brawn Across Species
A colonial-era recap notes the Bengal tiger at roughly 520 pounds surpassing the fiercest lion in raw power. It cites a grizzly weighing 400 pounds lifting a heifer two-thirds its weight for two miles, and mentions the cinnamon bear and polar bear yielding remarkable feats of strength.
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Boston Traveler
Town officials, church notes, and a Buffalo Bill visit
A Christ Episcopal Church class of 21 confirmed by Bishop Tuttle includes three deaf mutes with Rev. Mann interpreting. Irvington nominates an independent town election slate. Indiana Episcopal diocese to apportion about 100990 among northern and southern dioceses. George B. Caldwell named cashier at Merchants National Bank. Tabernacle Presbyterian elects C. M. Parker, Dr. Chariton, and R. A. Brown as officers. Indiana colors to be turned over to the state. regimental colors to government, with museum aim. Buffalo Bill's Rough Riders visit Indianapolis May 5 with Roosevelt troops and a San Juan event. A 1400 guaranty fund is pledged. Rudolph Ixsnaur named director. University of Indianapolis hopes for Riverside park land for a new campus. Iron works plant talked for Brightwood by out-of-town promoters.
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Daniel S. Tuttle
St. Paul
A. M. Mann
Indianapolis
Max Hyman
Rudolph Ixsnaur
Spirit of the State Press and Political Quotations
A compilation of quotes from Indiana newspapers on taxation, politics, and public figures. Remarks touch on taxation burden distribution, Tom Jefferson, officer scrutiny, mule humor, statesmen, free silver, and obituaries in a lightly satirical tone.
Social Whirl Shifts as Locals Entertains and Marries
Mrs G P Meier visits Lafayette. Mr and Mrs Robert Hunter plan to move to Chicago. Miss Anna Adams hosts Lexington chapter Daughters of the Revolution. Mrs Sara Walker Black to spend summer with the Walkers. Euchre at Mrs David Kahn’s. banquet and dance. Weddings: Dessie Troutman wed Alfred Neerman in Kokomo. Dessie Turpin wed Warren Young. Flora Kopp visiting Schellschmidt sisters. Alfred G Neerman marries Miss Troutman at bride’s home in Indianapolis area.
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Lafayette
Robert Hunter
Chicago
Anna Adams
Lexington
Daughters of the Revolution
Sara Walker Black
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I. N. Walker
L. L. L. Club
Young Married People’s Club
David Kahn
Kokomo
Dessie Chloe Troutman
Alfred Neerman
Indianapolis
Dessie Turpin
Warren Young
Mary Jane Hendry
Henry Y. Wooten
Flora Kopp
Cincinnati
Schelischmidt
Wedding Reception Noted With Palm Smilax and Flowers
An ornate description mentions wedding decor with palms smilax and flowers and notes a wedding supper served. Miss Martha Neerman and Enoch Neerman of Indianapolis attended the event.
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Enoch Neerman
Indianapolis
Thomas Orchestra Draws Large Indianapolis Audience
Theodore Thomas led a premier concert in Tomlinson Hall with a diverse audience of music lovers. The program featured Bruno Steindel’s Suite les Eriinyes and Tschaikowsky’s 1812 Overture. Soloist Minnie Fish Griffin impressed with sweetness and stage presence. Terpsichore’s carnival drew a big crowd at English’s. no rehearsals since Saturday, but Friday’s final performance promised. The management plans a Terre Haute carnival tour in a few weeks.
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Tschaikowsky
Minnie Fish Griffin
Terpsichore
Terre ‘Haute
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