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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1895
Page
2
The Sun Fubneret Daily announces delivery six cents weekly and carrier service. It lists office contacts for subscriptions and advertising rates, with instructions to address communications to the editor and business manager.
A Republican caucus clash over state institution management ends with a minority report winning. Six members supported nonpartisan boards, four backed partisan boards. The caucus rejected the majority plan, signaling a grab for spoils and political gain, while the People grow weary and demand accountability in time.
The council investigating committee pinpoints City engineer Brown as chiefly responsible for errors in Mayor Denny s Board of Public Works, a finding that mirrors the Ravenna Ohio wreck tale. The Board resigned yet Brown remains, while Mayor Denny shows no move to intervene. The obituary notes Esaac Pusy Gray a notable political figure in Indiana politics and a unifier of factions.
The Minnesota case reveals Harry accused of cold blooded murder of Catharine Ging. Adrian testified that Harry’s money mania would drive him to any crime. The testimony, described as shocking, calls for severe punishment. The Nicholson bill appears headed for passage.
Mrs Edewr Brown hosts a tiny luncheon for ten. Deutehhbens stockholders plan their annual ball and banquet on Feb 22 with each guest invited. Miss Julie Griffiths wed Mr Henry A Beck in a quiet ceremony at the bride’s home amid illness. Mrs Jameson hosts a Valentine reception at the Propylaeum with green festoons and Bermunda lilies. Felie Reed marries Elincer Ross Mauzy at 975 N Pennsylvanialast in a front parlor rite. A peanuts and popcorn sales evening features Geo Catterson selling to all, plus dog acts and acrobats entertain attendees.
The union of stone masons and contractors settles on a wage of 45 cents an hour for an eight hour day. Supt A A Aion of the Union railway company will soon finalize a brief report, claimed to be the first of its kind. Governor’s son Seymour Matthews comments on shaving without a mirror, relying on facial topography. A lecture on historical and religious gems occurred Thursday at Christchurch by Bishop Leonard of the northern Ohio diocese. Architect Mac Miennies resigns from the monument commission over shaft figure design conflicts with President Langsdale.
The senate on Thursday voted to make no change in the railway mail service. Also a series of disasters and events: Patrick Egan fell 750 feet down a coal shaft at Port Leavenworth Kansas. a gas explosion in Odin Illinois injured several miners. schooner Wahlberg seized in San Diego for transporting arms to the front. an Army Navy reception occurred at the White House Thursday. a mine crash and a fatal house fire in Kentucky. Rev. Spalding arrested for punishing pupils. county treasurer shortage inquiry reveals two missing bonds in Brookyn Illinois.
The text explains Scott's Emulsion of Cod-liver Oil and Hypophosphites benefits in wasting diseases like Consumption, Anemia, Scrofula, Rheumatism, Bronchitis, and Marasmus. It claims to nourish blood, bones, and nervous system, arrest disease progress, and start repair toward restored health. Sold by Scott & Bowne in New York. prices 50c and 1.00.
A collection of editorials from Spirit of State Press and others criticizes Congress over finance and tariff policy, laments Democratic leadership, and urges action on governor elections. Smallpox concerns rise in Roby while Bloomington and Fort Wayne papers condemn broader state corruption and inaction.
A fragmented ad lists varied canned goods with 5 to 25 cent prices and a large footwear section. It mentions Beaver street area and a grocery and shoe auction at 1807 with streetcar fare offers and a large sign on the building.
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