Sun Building and editorial offices at 123 and 125 East Ohio
Notices describe the Sun newspaper offices on East Ohio Street with temporary business office at 109 East Ohio Street and editorial rooms on the third floor of the Journal Building. Details include telephone numbers, delivery rates, and subscription terms. Readers are urged to report missed issues to the office.
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Honest John Wingate seeks to push tax bill in Indiana legislature
A harsh critique accuses Indiana State Tax Board member John Wingate of lobbying for a tax measure benefiting corporations. The writer claims the bill challenges court rulings and federal finance norms, argues Durbin should remove Wingate, and condemns legislative actions aiding vacant land sales and bank interests. The piece maligns politicians as corrupt and partisan.
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Behola John Wingate
John” Wingate
Fror Montomery
Indiana
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Senate
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Ynor
Samuel Murdock
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J. M.leathers
William A.bogardus
Lawson M. Harvey
Bert E. Uhl
Thomas A. Wynne
Leon J. Cooper
John L. Ketcham
Edwin D. Logsdon
William Kethe
P. A. Havelick
Charles O. Beremler
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Terré Haute & Peoria
Terre Haute & Indanapolis Company
Peoria
Terre Haute & ‘Peoria
Terre Haute & Indianapolis
Nelson under fire over surveyor fund raising claims
Count-surveyor Nelson faces accusations of soliciting contributions from Indiana surveyors to cover costs linked to advancing the general surveyor bill. The piece likens lobbyists to vultures and questions the state’s political finances while criticising primary election law hopes and public funding debates.
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Nelson
Indiana
Shipping bill foes lack adequate terminal facilities
A compilation of brief notes from several papers comments on political matters and public figures. Senator Hanna fears opponents of his shipping bill lack proper terminal facilities while other items poke fun at Bryan, Francis Drake, and newspaper rivalries.
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Hanna
Sheridan News
Ecstatic Beveridge Sees South Losing Sectional Alignment
The ecstatic Beveridge writes Tennessee strategists predicting the south will not stay solid on party lines in two years. He argues the south is too great to be sectional, implying a national shift, echoed by the Detroit Free Press via a poet-statesman from Hoosierdam.
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Beveridge
Tennessee Egies
Webster
Statesman
Hoosierdam
Detroit Free Press
Assembly Speaker Denounces Col Rucker Over Pan American Bill
A Buffalo Times report notes the Indiana assembly speaker spoke heatedly against Col. Rucker accusing him of acting for the Pan American appropriation bill. The exchange signals a tense legislative moment with partisan rhetoric.
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Indiana Assembly
Col. Rucker
Buffalo Times
Town Tales of Art Boys and Detectives on Washington Street
A Sun reporter encounters a boastful crowd on Meridian and Washington. Discussion centers on art schools, aspiring artists, and a private detective agency head, with banter about journalism training and the changing fortunes of illustrators. The piece ends with a nod to Nikola Tesla.
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Board of Health
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Park vaudeville program praised by Indiana audience
The Park opens a three day run featuring Elsie Brierbower Charles Pusey and Bert St John with strong music and a lively cast. Brettina Gerard Impresses with vocal range and rapid costume changes while Max Walden's cross gender act and Finny siblings swimming act draw praise. The bill also includes Miss Printz Miss Dressler and Monte Cristo engagements.
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Elsie Brierbower
Charles Pusey
Bert St. John
Brettina Gerard
the Grand
Miss Gerard
Haying
Max Walden
Kinetoscope man urged to film Mrs Nation in action
A Topeka State Journal tip urges the kinetoscope operator to produce a series of pictures showing Mrs Nation in action, warning that he will miss a good opportunity otherwise.
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Mrs. Nation
Topeka State Journal
What the papers say amid world and local notes
A collection of editorial quips from various papers. The Detroit Free Press suggests building a library without Carnegie’s help. The St. Louis Globe-Democrat mocks congressional reports as tobacco sauce. Topeka State Journal opines on Chinese affairs. The Daily News notes King Edward’s fondness for fun and unrecorded barriers to enjoyment.
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Carnegie
Detroit Free Press
Hazers
West Point
Congressional Investigating Committee
St. Louis Globe- Democrat
England
Edward
New York
Daily “News
Belleville organist named First Baptist church choirmaster
L B Riggs of Belleville Ontario is appointed organist and choirmaster at First Baptist church. John Tippen of Tipton buys half interest in Belvedere flats on North Street for 25000 dollars. A defective flue is noted at H P Robinson's 1015 Elm Street. A 10 blaze occurs at 5 a m Tuesday. Mrs Greley owns the house. The Letter carriers ladies auxiliary ball at Tomlinson hall earns about 250 dollars for the sick benefit.
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Belleville, Ont
First Baptist Church
John Tippen
Tipton
Belvedere Flats
North St
H. P. Robinson
Tomlinson Hall
Resignation Granted at Sec ond Presbyterian Meeting
Rev. J. A. Milburn resigns from Second Presbyterian Church after a Monday meeting moderated by Rev. Mr. Woodson. W. S. Fish and D. W. Coffin, parish members, supported release. presbytery approved the resignation and a letter was sent to the Congregational Association of Chicago.
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Second Presbyterian Church
J. A. Milburn
W. S. Fish
D. W. Coffin
Presbytery
Congregational Association of Chicago
Mrs Harriet Kennley Dead at 80 in New York
Harriet Kennley aged 80 died likely of heart disease at her home on New York and Bradley streets on Monday. Former resident of New Richmond Ohio she is survived by two daughters a son and nephew Joseph W Selvage. Funeral Wednesday afternoon with burial at Crown Hill.
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New York
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New Richmond
Ohio River
Crown Hill
Sudden Death of Isaac Battle Shocks Local Community
A sudden death case centers on Isaac Battle a 65 year old man connected to the Belt Fallroad area and a legal battle involving his employment status. Local authorities and lawyers are reportedly involved as the matter unfolds.
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Fallroad
Steel Combine Buys Cleveland, Lorain and Wheeling Railroad
The Times reports that J. P. Morgan & Co. purchased the Cleveland Lorain and Wheeling railroad from Blair & Co. in the interest of a steel consolidation. The line runs from Wheeling West Virginia to Lake Erie with ends at Cleveland and Lorain, spanning about 200 miles and capitalized at 8 million dollars in common stock and 5 million in preferred.
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the Times
Cleveland, Loraine & Wheeling
Blair & Co
J. P. Morgan & Co
Wheeling
W. Va
Lake Erie
Cleveland
Lozaine
Proposed Great Western cereal company formed in Akron
Details of a proposed cereal company combine headed by O C Barber were announced in Akron on Monday night The plan creates the Great Western cereal company with capital of 3 000 000 and an estimated capacity of 6 000 barrels per day
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Akron
O. C. Barber
Great Western Cereal Company
Deal Off Over Hotel Lease In City
Henry S. Frazer led a local firm that had negotiated a lease with E. IK. Criley of Interstate Company. Criley was at the hotel Monday, and the deal was declared off.
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E. IK. Criley
Patten Nets $60,000 Rally in Corn Trading
Chicago February 19 James A Patten a board of trade speculator increased his fortune by sixty thousand dollars in six weeks through a successful campaign in corn markets.
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Chicago
James A. Patten
Board of Trade
Carnegie Offers 850000 Gift for Galesburg Library
Andrew Carnegie informs a local committee that he will donate 850000 toward a library in Galesburg if the city provides 5000 for annual maintenance. The arrangement ties philanthropic support to municipal funding in a push for a new public library.
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Andrew Carnegie
Indiana Trust Co Capital Surplus Report
The Indiana Trust Co reports capital and surplus figures with a focus on a capital amount of one million dollars and a surplus of eighty thousand dollars.
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Real Estate Department Offers Prompt Property Services
The Real Estate Department emphasizes handling real estate purchases and sales rent collection tax payments property care and fire insurance. It markets its capability to attend to these matters with dedicated efficiency.
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