Indianapolis Sun editorial data and publishing details
The Indianapolis Sun records its publication details including daily schedule except Sundays, address at 123 and 145 East Ohio Street, foreign advertising reps Smith and Budd, shows Chicago and New York office listings, and postal classification notes with issue number 165.
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Sun
Ohio Street
Smith & Budd
Brunswick
Fifth Avenue
New York
Tribune
Chicago
Third National Bank
St. Louis
You People Yes the Postoffice You Ought to Have Some Say
A letter argues the U S post office runs at a multi million deficit and blames politicians and private rail and express companies. The writer urges Frank Hitchcock to cut waste and proposes a parcels post to profit rural delivery while blaming voters and corporations for high costs and loss. The piece calls readers to blame themselves for inefficiency and to demand reform.
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Frank Hitchcock
Atlantic
Pacific
Hitchcock
John Wanemaker
Up to Date Jokes on Rights and Robbers in Hoboken
A fractured quip filled recap mocks legal banter with verse about Horatius and a bridge defense. A prisoner argues with his lawyer claiming a past theft in Hoboken while the other jokes about a coal pile and unlikely boasts.
The Making of the Match in a tense room
Johnson arrives late to a crowded room of white spectators while Jeffries dominates the scene. Johnson, pale and uneasy, endures stares and a stern judge like glare as he faces the crowd before the match.
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Jeffries
Jack Johnson
Ons
Johnson
Emile
Herper
Christmas Eve Dilemma Over Hidden Gift
In a somber scene a unnamed woman shelves fear and guilt as she contemplates presenting a gift to John. On Christmas Eve she considers secrecy and the idea that John may never know what she did. The moment ends with her opening a box and revealing a pile of small items.
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John
Jona
Kern's Pessimism Over U S Senate Bid Draws Fire
Fort Wayne editor chides John W. Kern for doomful interview remarks about Democratic prospects. The piece argues Kern is a poor loser and his defeat stemmed from Indiana party machines, with critics claiming his outlook lacks leadership and unity for the party's future.
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Fort Wayne Journal-Gazette
John W. Kern
United States
Jamesb. Morrow
Mr. Kern
Moses
John
Noah
Shipton
Kern
Ferests
Shively
Indianapolis
Subjes Indianapols
John Worth Kern
General Assembly
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Joe Dube
Joe Duss Shezer
Dube
Horatius
Caltiff
Hoboken
Big Pestendag
Oman
Nas
Rhymo
Florist
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