The Sun Address Note From Indianapolis
A fragment from The Sun newspaper lists a street address at 79 East Ohio Street Indianapolis Indiana. The text also includes the phone sequence 626 880 and the publication name The Sun. The snippet appears to be a locational or contact line without further context.
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Fletcher Ave
New York
Pennsylvania
Middle-st
Ware
Sun
Sun Office
Indiana-aye
Liza Turner
Bady-at
Olgg Wera
Chicago
Inwtanapo
West End Union Station
Union Ticket
Ffice
Illinois Street
Kentucky Avenue
Union Station
Massachusetts Avenue
Sun Says It Leads All But One Paper in Community
The Sun reflects on 1895 prospects amid past year hardship, noting improved business confidence and expected vigorous activity. It criticizes the Lexow committee, questions suburban streetcar law enforcement, and mocks city politics, urging cautious, practical governance and fair hearings for Citizens' street railway.
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The
Sentinel
Corporation
Citizens’ Street Railway Company
Statewide speakership bids spark efforts to preserve speeches
Every district in the state has a candidate for the speakership with twelve doomed to disappointment. An effort is urged to save their speeches of thanks rather than let the oratory go to waste. Milligan accuses the Board of Public Works of being wedded to asphalt and causing missteps. The bitter 1894 experiences push many to turn over a new leaf for 1395.
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Milligan
Board of Public Works
Prospect of Extra Session Looms Over 54th Congress
A heated battle over the income tax and tariff bills pits Quay and Hill against Treasury allies as lawmakers debate possible deferral. With the gold reserve shrinking, a currency bill gains urgency and a fresh session to pass measures may be called by President Cleveland if Congress stalls.
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Hill
Quay
Senate
Treasury
Cleveland
Notable Local and National Tragedies Reported Across Cities
A stream of distressing notes covers deaths and calamities. Georgiana Rosetti dies in London, destitution limits Nebraska, and a landmark land grant near Philadelphia emerges in heirs. London actress Kittle Tyrell dies in a theater wing. Fremont Ohio gas main explosion leaves town freezing, while a Rock Island train collision injures several near Chicago. Sacramento murders shock with five injured amid a family tragedy. Judge Scott killed in Mississippi by son-in-law. Edward Steinback defends himself against two assailants in St Louis. D. Bloomer dies at Council Bluffs linked to dress reform. Populist convention in St Louis denounces pooling bill. Florida orange crop frozen and ruined. Papal decrees on secret societies await. Deputy Welch drowns over a $14,000 shortage. Hypnotist Anderson Gray sentenced for murder. Omaha saloonkeeper Paul Schatt fatally asphyxiates himself.
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Nebraska
Philadelphia
Kittle Tyrell
London
Fremont
Gus Mains
Rock Island
Pacific Ave
Chicago
A. W. H. Weber
Sacramento
Cal
Nobbers
J. W. Scott
Wayalde, Miss
Edward Steinback
St Louis
D. 5
Bloomer
Council Bluffs
St. Louis
Florida
South
W. B. Welch
Lexington
Brilliant Christmas Dance Honors Misses Florence and Lucy Taggart
Holly and scarlet ribbons decorated Hart's Orchestra provided elegant music for over 50 couples at the Taggart home Saturday night honoring their daughters Miss Florence Taggart and Miss Lucy Taggart. Ellin Dorothea Van Camp was guest of honor at a Cortland Van Camp party with pink begonias and ferns as parlor decor.
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Thos. Taggart
Florence
Lucy
Hart
Ellin Dorothea van Camp
Builders plan $40,000 project on N Pennsylvania st
A pair of items note construction deals and local business moves. C F Kissel will build a training barn and club house at the street railway entrance to the fair grounds. The Citizen's street railway company hires the Indianapolis gas company for fuel next year at nearly $26,000.
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N. Pennsylvania St
Fall Creek
Central Ave
Salvation Army
Astor
Wesley M. BH
Polig
Citizen’s Street Railway Company
Indianapolis Gas Company
W. W. Smith
Central Telephone Company
Kansas City
N. Sinolss
Michigan
Windy City
T. O. Steele
Chicago
W. T. Malott
John Hill
Laporte
Ada Hill
Political excerpts and notices from the era
A collection of editorial snippets cites Secretary Gresham on diplomacy, calls for a Cleveland reform and presidential retaliation, critiques of Democratic borrowing, Indiana college football ban talk, mixed views on currency reform, and a Tak SUN room rental ad with Capitol Laundry contact.
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the Sun
Ohio St
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Chas. Martindale
Mpany
SHH News
Georgiana Rosetti
Anderson Gray
Wellington
Kas
Paul Schatt
Omaha
City Life
Spirit OF the State Press
Gresham
Lafayette Courier
Spain
United States
United
Franklin Democrat
Democratic Party
Tipton
Indiana
Indianapolis
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Lagrange Democrat
Tak Sun
Capitol Laundry
Hood
Adele Sluth
K- Ghiost
Mississippi-st
Broadway
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E. Washington-st
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Penn-st
Holbrook-st
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Market St
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Dental College
Corner
Ohio
Delaware
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Dania Building and Loap Association
Pennsylvania St
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Mayhew
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Columbia-ave
Sal Blackford
Laupary
Alabama
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Zirk Tor Housewerk
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Indiana-ave
S. Meridian
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Michigan-st
Blackford-st
Delaware-st
Massachusetts-ave
Morgan’s Block
Washington St
Madiien
Wyanted
Reasongale
Prospect St
Silag Brattain
Massachusetts Ave
For Trade
U. M. Templeton, St. Paul, Tad
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D Iairvoyants
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Jerome
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Roe
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Virginia-ave
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Maryland St
Michigan St
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Atlasissippist
Kent
W. Amlenigen
Alabama-st
Wayne-ave
Illinois
Camp-st._ Fou
Lord-st
Roosevelt House
Oblast
Tennesseest
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Ulnots
S. Knots
Fletcher
Will
North-st
B. Alinoiss
North
Onto-st
N. Lllinois
N. Ulinois
State Building and Loan Association
St.ts
Uars
Lunds
A. Metzgre Aghncy
Gold Fellows Hall
Keom ‘i
Ingalls Block
Conlen’s
Great Barcaing
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Washing- Agnes
S. Delaware
Sheldon-st
Washington-st. Inquire Arcade Clothing Store
Real
Cofkin & CO
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Oriot
Jno
Spann & Co
Market-st
Bullock & Bolton
Market-at
Purchasera
Hadley & Fay
Washington-at
Jackson Park
Robt
Martindale & Co
E. Mackel
Coa & Roache
Postoffica Te
George Lucky
Ogiiville
Baird & Lang
Brightwood
Haughville
Tuttle & Seguin
EAL Estate
M. Ballard
Paris
Heath & East
E. Market
Howardast
Hawville
N. Noble- Bt
Spann
Pyle House
Second-St.or ‘Sale
Barber Ghop
New Toe
Madison-ave
Hast-st
Woney
Indiana Mortgage Loan Company
Cox Len
Nyerty Farms
G. Day. &c
Travelers’ Register
Grand Central Station
Buffalo
Albany
To Beaton
Big
East Washington Street
Jackson Place
Uvion Station
H. M. Bronson
Amiltow
Insakastus
Parloh
Cincinnati
West Washington Street
Hlinois Straat
Traine Melied
Sally D
Baldwin
D. P
Scott
Scott&Bowne
Samson
Oakville
Samson Wig Co
Genxis
W. H. Garrett
Samson Manufacturing Co
Baldwin Block
A &c
Temple Court
Vox
Geo. W. Sloan
Srain
E. C. West
Henry J. Huder
Washington and
Pennsylvania-sts
Cakr
Chicago Limited
Pullman
Pet Ao
Speom
D. Baldwin
F. M. Abbett
Virginia Ave
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