The Sun Notice From Indianapolis Local Desk
Fragmentary OCR shows a Sun newspaper item from Indianapolis Indiana listing a street address Ohio Street belonging to The Sun. Details are unclear but indicates a local notice or advert.
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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1894
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR shows a Sun newspaper item from Indianapolis Indiana listing a street address Ohio Street belonging to The Sun. Details are unclear but indicates a local notice or advert.
The piece argues education can bridge white and Black communities better than law, cites a divided school board in Indianapolis, and urges legislative reform. It condemns public officials hiding behind closed doors and critiques political interference in race and education issues.
Dispatches report Cleveland party killed 300 birds on a hunting trip. The piece mocks use of insanity pleas and notes a bank thief Seeley might face life if he were a union worker. The writer condemns the tactic as game hog conduct.
An inebriated man boarded a Crown Hill street car on Central Ave causing disruption. He boasted of past shooting, lit a pipe, and attempted to swap watches before a conductor forcibly removed him onto the platform. The car resumed service as snow fell.
A compilation of brief satirical notes: Representative Paine of New York with a large head and No 8 hat, labor leader Burna calling Chicago a pocket edition to his own, Senator Voorhees entering lectures on Jesus burial and resurrection, Grover Cleveland famed for ducks and fishing, and Madeline Pollard disappearing after identity reveal with Breckinridge using his name as a money-maker.
Miss Clara HK Huder wed Louis J. Adam at her parents home 529 Ash St with a white gros de noir gown and pearl trim. Miss Lucas Brooks and Joy D Murphree wed at 407 N Alabama St with a dark blue traveling dress. A reception for Pittsburg guests in Kui Ohio featured hot evergreen and pink rose decorations and an informal dance. Carrie Tamm and Scott Haney of Kokomo married with Rev Brad C Wambsgause officiating, bride in white silk lace roses in hair and bosom. The couple departed for their wedding trip Wednesday morning.
The northwest is very cold as reports surface of more than forty election repeaters indicted in St. Louis. Frank Davis dies after a pet deer attack in Saranac Lake New York. A county treasurer’s office in Brooklyn reports an $89649 shortage. Two Rochester youths complete a 1400 mile walk to Tallahassee winning a wager. Celeste Stauffer, once favored by Samuel J. Tilden, marries in New Orleans. A W Alton of New Jerusalem headed off in New Orleans en route to Washington to kill the president. Pope thanks Detroit cruiser officers for Vatican exhibits return. At a Boston wedding, the groom dies of apoplexy.
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