The Sun Advertises Rates and Subscriptions in Indianapolis
The Sun lists subscription rates for city and outside readers and invites news dealers and agents to obtain terms. Readers in Indianapolis can pay 3.00 per year in advance, while outside city options include 1.50 for six months or 0.25 per month, with contact through the business manager and editor at 195 E. Ohio St.
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Ikide City
the Sun
Ohio St
Indianapolis
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Kentucky honor debate over two armed men ends in tragedy
The piece harshly condemns Colson and Scott for cowardice and brutality during a fatal Tuesday incident in Kentucky. It calls for an end to the misuse of honor rhetoric, notes Beattie’s death, and questions Kentucky’s civility and political rhetoric amid ongoing local disputes and investigations.
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Sentucky
Colson
Scott
Dobson
Col
Tuesay
Beattla
Hitle
Kentucky
The
Sentinel
Goebel
Mark Hanna Resi Dent
McKinley
Sun notes Cartwrights and civic fund efforts
The Sun reports English failed to contribute to the Lawton Monument and house fund though he gave $100 to each. It notes Capt. Anes returned $1,172 to the government but the funds were not properly used in the Lawton fund due to English’s reluctance to accept government money. The piece mentions Gen. Boynton praising Beveridge and hints at ensuing public support for the Coliseum project. It references various city officials and civic figures and notes Dundon has resigned from the police force while Supt. Quigley remains.
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Lawton
Anes
Dundon
Supt
Quigley
Bryan
Kokomo Tribune
Madison Courier
Kentucky
Gochel
Indiana
Plymouth
Napoleon
Chicago
White House
Vincennes
Goebellies
Taylor
Crawfordsville
Kept Right On Despite Doubt and Trouble
A string of anecdotes follows a persistent figure who overcomes critics to build wealth, marry, and own a house. The verses celebrate perseverance with moral about acting before heeding advice and enduring life’s bitter strife toward success. Scattered portraits include tales of heroes and fortune telling.
Adrift Cloakrooms Echo Old Political Jests
A collage of 19th century humor and anecdotes features Cy Sulloway of New Hampshire in a Portsmouth speech warning Democrats not to anger him, Mark Twain cigar quips, a Salt Lake Herald scene of a boy’s blushing request, Commodore Vanderbilt family banter, and rural Southern monkey-side show chatter.
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Cy Sulloway
New Hampshire
Sulloway
Portsmouth
N. H
McKinley
Democratic Party
Beveridge Breaks Senate Silence on Philippines Policy
A new Indiana senator, Beveridge, spoke on American policy in the Philippines, breaking the Senate’s tradition that newcomers remain silent. Newspapers praise his speech, noting the audience’s attention and the break from the usual restraint of first sessions.
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Beveridge
Kansas City Journal
Washington
United States Senate
Indiana
Philippines
N. Y. Mail
Express
N. Y. Tribene
Discussing Men and Midcentury Statesmen
Courier quotes discussant remarks on Aguinaldo as a national figure and Ross Quay’s seat, doubts about the nineteenth century’s end, and questions about Billy Patterson. It notes Bryan’s stance on territorial annexation and Filipino progress, plus Alger’s forthcoming book and its possible nature as confession or accusation.
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Kear
Aguinaldo
George Washington
Ross Quay
Pennsylvania
Billy Patterson
Louisville Post
Bryan
United States
Kansas City Star
Gen. Alger
St. Paul Dispatch
Man Sues Virginia Life Ins Co for 5000 Dollars
Robert ee-Clark sues the Virginia Life Insurance Co for 5000 dollars. He says he worked as a solicitor for the company in 1898 but quit to take a similar post with the Metropolitan of New York. He was discharged September 27 1899 and blames George Haynes, the insurer's agent, for the loss of his position.
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Robert ee-Clark
Virginia Life Insurance Company
Metropolitan
New York
George Haynes
Virginia Company
Racine Nail and Tack Factory Destroyed by Fire
Fire wiped out the Racine nail and tack factory on Thursday causing about 50 thousand dollars in losses. The blaze broke out in Racine Wisconsin. Local firefighters battled the flames but the plant was lost.
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Racine
Wis
Pope receives 1300 Genoese pilgrims amid global chatter
The pope welcomed 1 300 Genoese pilgrims on Thursday as public events unfolded. The Maryland House of Delegates refused to invite Bryan to address the chamber. A range of items from export taxes to obituaries and health product notes filled the news brief.
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Maryland
President Grant
State Fair Grounds
Columbus
Terse Political Snippets From Newspapers Across States
A round of quick quotes touches on U S president campaigns in 1900, New England and Midwest politics, and party dynamics. Items reference Young mens military ideas for England, Washingtons sprinting, Bryan and Philippine policy, contraband in war, Brigham Roberts and polygamy, Dixon boxing and saloon access, primary fights, Goebel and Kentucky elections, and Gov Mount near retirement to farming life in Indiana.
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England
South Africa
South Bend Tribune
Washington
Marion Chronicle
Bryan
Seymour Republican
Richmond Sun-Telegram
Brigham Roberts
Worthington_ Times
Dixon
Anderson Bulletin
Various Newspapers Mock Politics and War Headlines
A collage of quotes mocks Goebel’s nationwide bid for governor, critiques trial witnesses’ fees, and ridicules imperial destiny talk. Other items lampoon Cuban threats, Filipino War news, and Pettigrew’s impeachment remarks, contrasting sharp wit across multiple papers.
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Goebel
Philadelphia Times
Hobster
Molineux
New York City
Philadelphia Record
St. Louis Chronicle
Steveridge
Arkansas Statesman
Detroit Free Press
Funston
San Francisco Bulletin
Senate
Pettigrew
Rudyard Kipling
Egypt
Tropics
Billy Mason
New York Sun
Amusements in town big week with star Lewis Morrison
The advance sale for Frederick the Great at English's Friday and Saturday promises a strong run led by Lewis Morrison. Hazel Kirke closes her Grand visit Saturday night. Park audiences enjoyed Just Before Dawn with Michael OHar a and villain Eawin Brandon amid thrills and laughs as the show runs through the week.
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Frederick the Great
Lewis Morrison
Hazel Kirke
the Grand
W. H. Young
Michael O'Hara
Miner
Eawin Brandon
Willard Bowman
Brandon
Richard Demming
Edwin Houghton
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Mark Twain
Philadelphia Inquirer
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Jersey
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Spirit OF the
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