The Sun newspaper notice and subscription details
Watered at the Postoffice as second class matter. Delivered by carrier in all parts for six cents weekly. News dealers may obtain sale terms at the office. Advertising rates from the advertising manager. Communications to editor. Outside city subscription two dollars yearly in advance. Six months fifty cents. Monthly rate not shown. The Sun office is 1% E Ohio St Indianapolis. Call telephones 880 or 014 to start delivery.
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Sun Advertises Itself as Best Indianapolis Medium
A Sun advertisement extols the paper as the top advertising medium in Indianapolis noting its large solid circulation and years of proven reader reach. It claims The Sun publishes more local ads than any paper except the News and asserts advertisers gain results through its pages.
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Calls for resignation amid police board scandal and Kruger tease
A column harshly criticizes Supt Quigley and the Indianapolis Board of Safety for illegal dismissals, demands resignations for Quigley, Dawsons, Lowes and Mayor Taggart, and riffs on a Kruger article. It notes court reversal, reinstatement with trials, and public outrage over policing ethics.
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Board of Safety
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Lowes
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Taggart
Dawsons and Lowes
Council clashes threaten Indianapolis mayor’s finances
The Sun denounces Republican council members for blocking a refunding ordinance and hindering temporary loans. It warns of bankruptcy risk and a potential Supreme Court ruling voiding bonds, urging the council to support the mayor’s efforts to extricate the city from financial peril.
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the Sun
Supreme Court
Tales of Lincoln Moody and Senate Swords in Civil War Echoes
A collage of anecdotes features Abraham Lincoln defending a ham thief, General Banks seizing cotton marked CSA and rebranding it US, and Moody era meetings with prepared impromptus. It also recalls Chandler and Tillman in playful Senate banter and a brazen customs trick with brandy and a clever cabin boy.
The One Who Stops to Talk
A street encounter with a talkative, blocking stranger who insists on telling his stories despite the hurried passerby. The piece captures the comic annoyance of the persistent chatty character who halts progress and provokes mock frustration.
Aguinaldo Name Sparks Curious Car Conversation
In a crowded car a talkative man questions when Aguinaldo will be captured, prompting the gruff passenger to ask for clarification. The exchange ends with the talkative man moving away, leaving the other to read.
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Aguinaldo
Aguinalde
Fragmented gibes and political quips from scattered editorials
A collage of quotations and satirical remarks from various papers. The items mock poverty, tariff debates, and imperialism, with jests about socks and seams, and quips about figures like Carnegie, Shafter, Aguinaldo, and Lincoln. References to Topeka State Journal, Detroit Free Press, Buffalo News, St Paul Dispatch, Philadelphia Call, San Francisco Bulletin, Des Moines News, New York World, and Denver Post.
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Carnegie
Topeka State Journal
Heber Newton
Detroit Free Press
William R. Shafter
South Africa
Santiago
Valley Forge
Philippines
Buffalo News
Aguinaldo
Pettigrew
United States Senate
San Francisco Bulletin
Clark
Montana
Des Moines News
Griggs
Abraham Lincoln
New York World
Otis
Manila
Denver Post
Trade tariffs and political jibes across states and islands
A clipping surveys opinions and quips on tariffs and politics from multiple papers. It notes calls to suppress bucket shops and critiques of figures like Bryan and Bailey, interweaving references to editors and governors with discussions on interstate trade and tariffs to far destinations.
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Kentucky
Mr. Bryan
Clay County Enterprise
Boards of Trade
Uncle Sam
Scottsburg Chronicle
Et Gletie
Anna Gould Castellana
Figaro
Lafayette Courier
Springfield Republican
Bryan
Bailey
Texas
Guardian of the Constitution
Kekomo ‘Tribune
Correspondence Chess Match Between Indiana and Ohio Players
Warwick H Ripley of Indianapolis engages Judge J F Bunn of Tiffin in a 24 hour-per-move correspondence game as part of an Indiana Ohio tournament. Opponents include H C Brown vs Dr F B Van Nueys and others. all games to complete within two months.
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Warwick H. Ripley
Indianapolis
J. F. Bunn
Tiffin
Ripley
Indiana
Ohio
H. C. Brown
Anderson
F. B. van Nueys
Thursday Celebrations Highlight Civic and Military Events
Washington and Columbia were toasted at a Denison banquet by No. 276 Y M I with talks on Christian citizenship. The Indianapolis light artillery marked its 23rd anniversary with a war stereopticon show and boxing. the German house observed its 8th anniversary with bilingual banquets and a large social gathering.
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Washington
Columbia
Capital Council
Denison
D. O'Donaghue
God
D. McCabe
America
Josh Jimson
W. M. Fogarty
W. A. Maher
H. J. Budenz
W. P. Cosgrove
Indianapolis Light Artillery
Court House
F. I. McCrea
HL. T. Cende
Charles Benedict
Ugle
Samuel Williams
Amusements: Ghetto, Sis Hopkins, and Fay entertain
Friday night opens Children of the Ghetto at Englishs for a top engagement. Rose Melville stars Sis Hopkins at Park. New York praise notes her as a real novelty. Anna Eva Fay headlines matinees at Masonic Hall. Park sisters and C Edmund Neil perform at Englishs in the Y M C A course.
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Anna Eva Fay
Masonic Hall
Rose Melville
New York
Park Sisters
C. Edmund Neil
Sis Hopkins
Talk of
All
Hopgkins
Trans Oceanica
Swirl of Society Social Events Report
Mr and Mrs C F Daly host a card party Friday night Mrs M L Haines returns from New York Mrs J T Brush home from New York Edith Conner of N New Jersey entertains Traveling club Friday night guest meeting F M McCrea hosts Clio club Friday afternoon entertainment at First Baptist Church Friday evening Prof J S Black directs music choir of former pupils to sing Mrs Elf Lilly hosts luncheon Thursday Mr and Mrs John H Warner host a pleasant party Thursday night at their N Senate Five home State weddings announced in Evansville Bedford Anderson and other locations Miss Vinten Oaks hosts gymnasium class Washington's birthday party Thursday at her N J Heno is st home guests in olden style outfits
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M .L. Haines
New York
J. T. Brush
Edith Conner
N. New Jersey St
F. M. McCrea
Clio
First Baptist Church
J. S. Black
Elf Lilly
John H. Warner
N. Senate
Evansville
Sarah £. Law
Howard Roosa
Anderson
May Epply
George FE. Wright
Bedford
Sue M. Whitted
Thomas Hardwick
Vinten Oaks
Washington
N. J Hénois St
Wire tips and scattered incidents across towns
Aguinaldo reportedly in Japan while Hillsboro Texas reports a $30 000 figure and Camden West Virginia lists fifty six smallpox cases. A Puebla Mexico hotel project valued at 100 000 appears in a revenue notice. A Cincinnati manufacturers group agreed to raise wheel prices. A shooter in Manheim West Virginia named James Smith has been captured. McArthur & Sons bookkeeper H M Pomeroy vanishes with 5000 missing. The Albany crew for a new American cruiser arrived in London and will sail March 1. Edwin C Vance and Irving Edgar of Decatur Illinois died from poisonous gas in a cereal mill tank. In Centerville Alabama McKinsey and Mace Boyd merchants fought over an account. McKinley is dead and Boyd faces likely death. Philadelphia raises 25000 for a national republican confab with Mayor Ashbridg urging Quakers to subscribe to the remaining 50000.
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Camden
W. Va
Puebla
Mex
Cincinnati
James Smith
Manheim
H. M. Pomeroy
McArthur & Sons
Mount Vernon
Albany
London
United States
Edwin C. Vance
Irving Edgar
Decatur
Centerville
Ala
McKinsey and
Mace Boyd
McKinley
Boyd
Philaaelphia
Ashbridg
Concert at Boys' Club to aid Mothers' Clap
A Friday evening concert at the Boys' Club Meridian Street and Madison will feature The Baldheaded and club members performing to benefit the Mothers' Clap. The event aims to raise funds through a community sing and participation by local youths.
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Meridian St
Madigon
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve Promoted as Original Remedy
The advertisement touts DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve as unequaled for piles injuries and skin diseases claiming it is the original witch hazel salve. It warns against counterfeit products and directs to all druggists.
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DeWitt
Vandalia Line Fast Through Service To Texas And Southwest
Trash leaves Indianapolis at 7 15 a m for St Louis arriving 1 48 p m with direct connections. For full information address W W Richardson D P A Indianapolis.
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Indianapolis
St. Louis
W. W.richardson
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Invitation To Use And Read Tho Bun s LIners
An invitation promotes Tho Bun s Liner collection urging readers to explore its content. It highlights available liners and invites engagement with the material for entertainment and information.
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