10 Dec 1907
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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1907
Page
1
The Indianapolis Sun is a daily newspaper published in the Sun Building at 123 and 125 East Ohio Street. It lists Willis S. Thompson as publisher and notes publication without Sunday editions.
A campaign overview argues President Roosevelt will not seek a third term and endorses William Jennings Bryan as best suited to continue Roosevelt reforms. It notes Bryan’s rising popularity, cites Indiana as his stronghold, and critiques Republican contenders like Taft, LaFollette, Hughes, and Cannon. It stresses the public wants a leader who measures up in sincerity, aggressiveness, and ability.
Two young men leave a low pay unsatisfying job to start businesses but only one endures hardship. The first returns to clerking, realizing stability and pay beat restless dreams. The second persists, facing years of toil before achieving his own ambitions.
A motivational piece argues independence comes from will power and resolve. It contrasts the successful self starter with those who quit, urging readers, especially young men, to work hard, save money, and start their own business rather than stay in salaried roles.
Denver Times notes Willis S Thompson has acquired the Indianapolis Sun, promising a vibrant penny daily with independent political stance and strong editorials. Lafayette Leader adds the Sun will pursue aggressive coverage, aiming for a surge in readership and start of improvements without changing price. Washington Herald counters that the Sun will align Democratic but retain its past aggressive tone toward Republicans.
The Indianapolis Sun shows marked improvement under new management with features distinctive to Indiana papers, described as a highly attractive sheet by Madison Courter.
A letter from Indianapolis argues against denying Providence noting misery and poverty reflect human inhumanity not divinity. The writer, CHAS. H. KRAUSE, contends believers must seek remedies for wealth distribution as more people lose faith.
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