Indianapolis Sun notices and address line snippet
The fragment lists publication details for The Indianapolis Sun with names Willis and Thompson and addresses in Ohio Street and advertising representations in New York Chicago St. Louis. It shows print schedule daily except Sunday and postal classification as second class mail.
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Sun
Ohio Street
Gentih & Budd
Brunswick
Virth Avenue
New York
Tribune
Chicago
Third National Bank
St. Louis
Mayor Shank Seeks Strong Board of Public Works
The piece lauds Mayor Shank for naming capable members to the Board of Public Works and Public Safety. It argues that criticism from opponents stems from selfishness and urges support for his administration over the next four years. It suggests Shank will run an administration that reflects credit on himself and the city.
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Shank
Board of Public Works
Board of Public Safety
Poets and Power Topics Spark Public Debate Across America
A British poet named Watson tours the United States attacking a woman and her stepdaughter over a verse about a serpent tongue. The piece argues that fame and titles rarely crown talent, citing Campbell Bannerman, Cromwell, Milton, and Mahomet in a critique of public adulation and the source of greatness.
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Watson
United States
America
England
John D. Rockefeller
Campbell-Bannerman
Clever Boston lawyer and an old sailor juror in a dam ages case
A Boston court heard a street railway damages case where a sharp lawyer targeted a slow juror, the old sailor, by a nautical retelling of the incident. The sailor joined a $5,000 verdict for the plaintiff after the analogy.
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Boston
Juryman
American Heroes of the Sea and Market
The poem recalls Lawrence of the fighting breed dying aboard the Chesapeake with the line Dont give up the ship The speaker links naval heroism to modern power and greed marking Trinity and Wall Street as symbols of enduring battle against tyranny and corruption until the ships fate and the ships flag meet new dangers and resolve persists.
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Beryl Sea
Barbary
Tripoli
Salvador
Brazil
Lawrence
Chesapeake
Trinity
Great Wall Street
The Death of Commodore Lawrence at the Chesapeake
The narrative recalls Thomas B. Gregory Lawrence born Burlington New Jersey October 1 1781. He rose from midshipman to captain and commanded the Hornet before meeting fate aboard the Chesapeake in June 1813 after a bold if ill prepared action against a British frigate. He died in combat and was buried with honors in Trinity churchyard New York.
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Lawrence
Burlington
New Jersey
West Indies
Tripoli
Giege
Commodore Preble
Uncle Sam
John Bull
Boston
South American
Demerara River
British Guiana
Hornet
Corgreas
Nis
Chesapeake
New York
Ela Trinity Churchyard
Teaching Good Manners in Public Places
A narrator recalls an elevator encounter with a well dressed pompous girl and a critic friend who urges manners as a form of moral mission. The tale escalates with threats of eavesdropping and a quip about Algerian ear cutting, ending with a humorous call for gratitude from a moralizing friend.
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Pompadour
Foreign Missionary Society
The Wind of the Sea Poem Invocation
A lyrical meditation on winds, sea and fate. The speaker invokes Euroclydon and other winds, pleading for uplift and meaning beyond sorrow, seeking divine contact through nature and existential breath and asking the Wind of the Sea to carry life toward joy or night.
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God
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Indianapolis Sun
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Thompson
Association of American Advertisers
New York City
Mayor Shank
Indianapolis News
Mr. Watson
Mrs. Asquith
Milton
Cromwell
Naseby
Mahomet
Mussulman
Epictetus
By T. E. Powers
Gwan
Nix
Denmark
L . Chef
Zink
Bill
Youre
Chester Firkins
James Lawrence
Thomas B. Gregory
Winifred Black
Algeria
Tmdia
Song OF
the Sea-Wind
William Sharp
Euroclydon
King of the Winds
Wind
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