The Sun Newspaper Advertising Rates and Contacts
Published daily in Indianapolis Indiana The Sun lists postoffice second class status delivery by carrier six cents per week and subscription rates outside city three dollars yearly six months one fifty and monthly twenty five cents It provides contact details for editors business office advertising and agents and asks readers to notify for delivery difficulties.
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Indianapolis Press Attacks 1899 Fish Law and City Planning
A long criticism targets the 1899 fish law and the Illinois style legislative phrasing. It argues for a simple clear code and opposes blocking streets for a post office site, urging the square south of University Park as best. The column also comments on Governor prospects and local officials.
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Christ
Indianapolis
New Columbia Club
Post Office
Christchurch
the Gun
University Park
Fragmented Editorial Fragments Reflect Turbulent City News
The excerpt derides crime and calls for political action. It mentions a mayoral renomination, urging letters to the candidate, notes women’s vigilance, and reports a lynching of a Black man for talking too much. It also references Kansas men in the Philippines and a cyclone.
City commission warns residents about front yard washing
The text describes neighbors in Capitol Hill protesting a practice of drying laundry in front yards. Commissioners order police to stop front-yard washing during the week, referencing past incidents with officials and foreign legations.
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Capitol Hill
Pennsylvania
Legation
Sioners
Swirl of Society Headlines Local Social Calendar
A Friday program of songs and poetry at First Baptist Church opens a roundup of social events. The week includes piano recital by Blanche O’Donnell, tea hosted by the Over the Tea Cups club, and weddings among Ada, Rushville, and Beech Grove communities.
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First Baptist Church
Evening stage notes reveal actors in final act
The review highlights strong performances by Miss Berg and Mr Petton, with Mr Sheldon and Miss Daily in difficult spots. Miss Bridges and Mr Miles deliver brief dignified farewells as the curtain falls on Mr Kirkland in a dramatic season finisher.
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Mr. A Te
Mr. Sheldon
Miss Daily
Miss Berg
Mr. Petton
Miss Bridges
Mr. Miles
Mr. Kirkland
Mixed World News Briefs From Across The Globe
Investigation of Chicago will commence next week. Bernard Ashorn of Covington Kentucky died from hiccups. The Coghlan incident is reportedly closed by the German government. A Carlisle England factory collapse killed three men. Russell & Lane piano company president Charles C Russell is bankrupt with large liabilities. A Tennessee Gainesville Texas hotel burned. Peter Kinney of Fort Worth perished. Archbishop Ryan in Philadelphia conferred monsignor title on Rev Dr Loughlin. Three travelers were killed by bandits near Guanaja in Pinar del Rio. Brigands increasing around Havana. Apia reports 100 rebels killed or wounded. Mataafaites deserter says Ensign Monaghan was beheaded. During an auction in Goldsboro Pennsylvania a floor collapse hurled 100 people into a cellar with injuries but no fatalities. C&O west bound fast vestibule wreck at St Albans West Virginia. one fireman injured and cars damaged.
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Hiccoughs
Coghlan
Furnace
Carlisle
Eng
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Russell & Lane Piano Company
Tennessee
Gainesville
Tex
Peter Kinney
Fort Worth
Archbishop Ryan
Philadelphia
Thursey
Loughlin
Guanaja
Pinar del Rio
Havana
Apia
Mataafaites
Monaghan
Goldsboro
Mixed editorial opinions on public figures and civil rights
A compilation of editorial excerpts comments on banquet wine, militia reforms, San Juan victory, and lynching. Notable mentions include Captain Coghlan of the Raleigh, the Sam Joneses, and calls for disciplined military service and lawful punishment by courts to curb lynching.
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Terre Haute Express
Capt. Coghlan
United States
Raleigh
New York
New Albany Ledger
Sam Joneses
Lafayette Courier
North Carolina
San Juan
Lebanon
Anderson Bulletin
Muncie
Gov Mount adds Kramer on staff as major in Indiana
Indiana news notes Gov Mount assigns Harry L Kramer to his staff with the rank of major. Austin A Parker 23 of 2012 Park Ave has been offered a second lieutenant position in the regular army. Musikverein concerts end at the German house with open air concerts to resume in favorable weather. The state sells 40 acres of swamp land in LaGrange county to Emil Stroh of Coldwater Michigan who plans to take mail from the land. A new telephone company places 150000 dollars in stock with Union Trust for sale with a guaranteed 6 percent dividend for five years. First Baptist Church absorbs Brightwood Baptist Church to operate as mission stations with one preacher over both. William Zimmerslie, 2, visits his mother Mrs Joseph R Richardson at 1804 Morgan St. mother and father separated for 25 years.
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Stroh
New Telephone Company
Union Trust Company
Trust Company
First Baptist Church
Brightwood Baptist Church
Indianapolis
William Zimmerslie
Joseph R. Richardson
Morgan St
Assessing Building 13 and Loan Stock
Township assessor Sanley warns of trouble valuing building and loan stock as little stock is returned for taxation. He notes companies resist examining corporate books, though they may reveal depositor details, hampering stockholder identification. He urges reporting actual paid-in amounts rather than face value.
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Sanley
Sauley
Bowby's Treasurer of Grand Opera House Dies
Elmer T Bowby treasurer of the Grand opera house died of typhoid fever at his parents home 707 Union st Thursday night after a two week illness. He served the Grand for 12 years including ten as treasurer. Diphtheria sore throat croup. Instant relief permanent cure Dr Thomas Electric Oil at any drug store. For Sale Miscellaneous column notes quick cheap exchange.
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Elmer T. Bowby
Grand Opera House
John H. Bowlby
Union St
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Grand
Thomas
City Markets Indianapolis April 28 Provisions and Goods Listing
Market report from Indianapolis details shipment prices for smoked meats lard pork and bacon. canned fruits vegetables and fish with per unit costs for lemons oranges cranberries peaches apples and pears. grains and feeds including clover alfalfa timothy and grasses. dry goods like flour sugar coffee oils and chemicals. includes rates for beans beans and oats and miscellaneous farm products.
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Indiana
Yarmouth
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Ridgewood A
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Empire A
Ideal Fold
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