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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1894
Page
2
The Sun lists publishing details including address 79 EK Ghost and rates for subscriptions, advertising, and agents. It provides phone lines for editorial and business offices and notes postal processing and carrier delivery terms.
People who have trouble obtaining The Run from carrier boys are asked to notify The Sum manager at the earliest moment to confer a favor and resolve the issue.
In a London police court Mile. Bob Walter faced cruelty charges connected to a lion. The Pall Mall Gazette notes the lion was not brought to court for fear it would be frightened to death. The piece reflects on the British lion as a historically timid figure.
The Marion county W C T U condemns city press accounts of the Breckinridge trial. Resolutions passed April 13 urge broader public publishing of testimony. The column also notes tent rental for smallpox tents, the Schilling reelection, and local political quips about editors and campaigns.
A collection of editorial snatches comments from multiple papers. It notes Speaker Crisp's potential police duties over absent members, a Harlem pastor’s discipline and a slang term, and broader questions about capital, labor, and southern economic needs as discussed in Indiana and Michigan City dispatches.
The Sun features a six year record of liners reaching the People of Indianapolis and Indiana. John E. Morand of Frank Bird Transfer Co reports receiving fifty two responses to a single liner, illustrating the ads strong reach and value. Some liners are free, others at a small cost, all aimed at wide audience exposure.
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