Sun Publishing House address and subscription rates
The Sun newspaper located at 123 and 125 East Ohio Street operates daily except Sunday. It lists delivery by carrier for six cents per week and outside city rates of 3.08 per year, 1.00 for six months, and 0.30 per month. Advertising and business communications procedures are noted along with contact details.
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Huntington
Sun Delivery Notification Request
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News criticizes Mr. Bryan on slavery and the Civil War
The piece argues history shows sacrifice advanced civilization while disputing that slavery was the war’s sole cause. It notes a mix of motives among both Confederate and Union forces and contends the preservation of the union, not only emancipation, defined the conflict.
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Mr. Bryan
Union
South
North
W C T U Divisions Over Army Canteen and Bryan Victory
The Sun notes the W C T U may split over prayer campaigns tied to the Bryan McKinley race. It argues Bryan would not abolish the army canteen or ban wine for guests, warning such actions could fracture the union. Army officers say the canteen will remain and affect discipline regardless of president.
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Co. T. U
Bryan
McKinley
White House
Fraudulent Indiana Republican List Attacked in Journal Report
The Journal exposes a so called list of leading Republicans in east Indiana supporting Bryan as unreliable. Flavius J. Van Vorhis alone is a true Republican veteran, others moving between parties. Local figures Kuhn and Keach shift to the Democrats while Pickens and Holt question Bryan’s chances and imperialism as a politics issue. The piece notes yellow journalism may sway other states but not Indiana voters and calls the lists in other states suspect.
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New York
Bryan
Sterling
R. Holt
Samuel ‘de Pickens
Kuhn
James
L. .Keach
Flavius
J. C . Vorhis
Indiana
Flavius J. van Vorhis
Keach
Pickens
Holt
Yellow Journal
Chinese unrest delays dispatches to Gen Chaffee
U S authorities report Gen Chaffee has not received orders since Aug 14 and notes dispatches are diverted through Shanghai local Chinese control. The piece alleges censorship and Chinese agitation to invite foreign troops while the empire hosts upheaval and imperial pursuit.
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Orient
United States
Gen. Chaffee
Ventures and fortunes among Southwest miners and notable figures
A collage of human stories from the American West features Bar ney Murphy of Chloride Arizona rising from a desert job to a $35000 bank stash and resort life after a brief stake in the Prince mine near Mojave county. The item also profiles playwright inventor Henry Guy Carleton balancing stage work with electrical ventures and notes a sprawling Monroe Falls family, a distressed Reverend Dunbar buried in Coffeyville, and broad comments on labor and risk in early 20th century life.
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Barney Murphy
Chloride
Ariz
Kingman
White Hills
Santa Catalina Island
Prince
Rio Colorado
Mojave County
Arizona
Utah
Edward Dunbar Recalled With Marble Shaft Erection
Records say Edward Dunbar applied for lodging at the Coffeyville jail and died the next day. His pockets identified him as a country tramp. Some church members recently erected a marble shaft over his grave with a carved verse about a light in the window for his brother.
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Edward Dunbar
Coffeyville
Kan
Leavenworth
Minneapolis
Dunbar
The Songs and Sketches of a Singer
A fragment collection excerpt mixed with verses and anecdotes shows a singer named Jim Hanks and a dramatic tale of life, remorse, and reconciliation. The piece peels around a wife’s supposed death and renewed ties, interwoven with brief lines about boxing, faith, and a librarian’s moment.
We Have Them On The Run Debate Provokes Question
A democratic orator proclaims victory as a man in the rear asks to question. The exchange turns on who is “on the run” and which group is meant. The scene ends with a child’s bedtime verse contrasting political tension and domestic calm.
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Republican Party
Mills
Social whirl notes and early 20th century marriages
Miss Edith Tinney and P. V. Skillman wed on Tuesday with Rev. C. E. Pacon officiating. Miss Ada Hill married Walter D. Grubb at 2504 North Capitol Avenue with Rev. C. W. Tinsley presiding. A list of social events includes parties hosted by Miss Freda Cockrum and Miss Marie Kenney, a euchre gathering for college-bound youth, and a forty seventh wedding anniversary supper for Mr. and Mrs. George Trask.
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Freda Cockrum
Marie Kenney
Edith Tinney
P. V. Skillman
C. E. Pacon
Blanche Wile
Rochester
Ind
Wormser
E. McCarty St
Mary Clune
Tim Clune
George Trask
Fairview
Kokomo
Edna Wilson
Victor J. Vaile
Portland
Pearl Hansom
Elmer E
R.F. Lennox
Capitol Ave
C. W. Tinsley
Political Views Split Across Newspapers and Figures
A compilation of editorials and opinions discusses Quay Dolliver Hanna Croker Hill and party loyalties. It notes Republicans' fundraising by Hanna, Democratic splits, and debates over expansion and tariffs in Porto Rico.
Political News Memo Hinting at Party Conflicts
A collection of satirical quotes from various papers lampoons political figures and issues. References include Ridevolts rough roosters, English the apostate son, 2500 vest mayors strike, a locust Bryan issue, and Tom Taggart for US senator, all reflecting partisan tensions of the era.
Carl Schurz to Speak in Indiana Campaign Tour
The Philadelphia Record notes Carl Schurz has accepted speaking engagements for Bryan in Indiana as German-Americans across cities like Terre Haute Fort Wayne Richmond and New Albany shift away from the Republican stance on imperialism. Both parties plan German orators to discuss imperialism though Schurz remains unmatched in influence.
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Carl Schurz
Brian
Indiana
Democratic State Committee
Terre Haute
Fort Wayne
Richmond
New Albany
Republican Party
Bryan
Philiadelphia Record
Engagements Close as Park and Empire Stage Night Shows
The game keeper ends at the Park Wednesday night and The woman in black plays Thursday. The Benton burlesquers please Empire audiences. Telegraphic returns from the McCoy Corbett prize fight will be shown Thursday night at both Park and Empire venues.
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Benton
Empire
Park and Empire
Bmith O’brien
Con T. Murphy
Woman IN Black
McCos-Lorbett
Tollgate Protest Turns Violent in Cass County Indiana
Farmers in Cass County blow up a toll house on the Burlington turnpike to protest tolls. The incident is framed as opposition to toll road ownership and cited as reflecting broader public road funding debates.
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Cass County
Indiana
Burington Turnpike
Brooklyn
Notable Benefactor Denby Recalled For Philippines Aid
The Grand Rapids Press recalls Mr Denby as one of the men who carried the blessings of civilization to the Filipinos at a very fair salary.
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Denby
Grand Rapids Press
Cheap Health Tip Promotes Cascarets Candy
An old advertisement touts Cascarets as a cheap health aid with bold claims and a catchy slogan. The snippet mixes misspellings and unclear product details but centers on a low cost remedy promising wellness.
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