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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1895
Page
2
The Sun in Indianapolis provides postal details and delivery terms. It lists subscription rates for outside the city and inside the city, advertising contact options, and office addresses for business and editorial communications. Postal pricing and agent recruitment are noted.
A promotional note urges readers to subscribe to Tux Sun for the opening chapters of The People of the Mist with a synopsis per installment. The piece mocks rival papers, cites exclusive items, and laments Indianapolis journalism while lampooning local politics, finance, and notable figures.
The council will consider Mayor Denny's determination to retain City engineer Brown. Officials and residents await details on the legal basis, implications for city projects, and potential alternatives. The agenda emphasizes continuity, fiscal impact, and public trust.
A New York woman had a needle removed from under her knee after decades of self guided travel. A 1835 case recalls a 14 year old girl swallowing steel that wandered through her body yearly. Oregon woman crosses a creek in a frightful dawn swim. A bank robbing tale in a New York village follows a supposed policeman report and a blown safe. Mexican irrigator De Costa uses a dog powered wheel to water his orchard.
A children's Colonial doll party is planned for Washington's Birthday at Mrs Ablett's W Mont street residence. Otto Stark, art student in Paris, entertained the Sketching Club at Miss McKay's Broadway home with French experiences. Kindergarten and primary midwinter graduation exercises were held with seven primary post graduates and 12 seniors receiving diplomas from Mrs Baldwin. Mrs A Harris hosted a large reception at her Meridian Street home, with fragrant florals and purple white cinemas. F Hopkinson Smith, famed artist writer, was hosted at the Propydeum by Century Club leaders. James Whitcomb Riley introduced guests as Miss Katherine Mervill, Mrs W W Woollen, and Chas Moore guided the welcome while a musician performed on the stairs. The event included members of local literary clubs.
The Senate committee reports favor a plan to elect senators by popular vote. The Debs conspiracy trial in Chicago stalls to May due to a juror illness. Henry Watterson spoke on Lincoln in Chicago. Henry Humphrey died tragically at Buffalo after a malt incident. John McBride addressed Ohio miners in Columbus Tuesday. Fragments indicate union charges and Invest bearing on the United Nine Workers' union.
A restaurant near 147 S Washington reported a daughter saying John Logan died at the lounge factory at 8:30 AM. Undertakers searched with no body found and the factory was called yet Logan answered the phone saying he would be brought to supper at six. The report proved erroneous as Logan himself answered the call.
John P. Frenzel bows a silk rat to the women as Indianapolis chatter grows. City street car manager McLean prefers fire views. Joe surveyed the Denison house and witnessed Block and Meridian fires, arriving early at the scene Monday.
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