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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1895
Page
2
The Sun 79 E Ohio Street Indianapolis announces publication data, contact points, and advertising and subscription rates. It notes carrier delivery, post office registration, and office phone numbers for editorial and business inquiries.
The Journal claims the nation should move beyond the Civil War era and fuse the North and South into one people. It notes no patriot would endorse Friday’s outbreak and mocks the paper for its long opposition to the Union while acknowledging Republican gains in the South.
The piece argues Boyd should slow the hospital investigation unless more substantial testimony appears. It notes discharged workers may craft evidence to pressure officials, doubting Beem’s good faith, and comments on gender norms, labor unrest, and political stances affecting public opinion and policy. It critiques press blame for Hawaii’s revolution and references Cleveland, the Indianapolis school board, and party politics.
A humorous tale recounts Edna Gorman, formerly Edna Brown, inflaming Kaneaville with a plan to mail 10 cancelled stamps to three friends to reach fifty links, swelling daily mail to thousands, drawing millions of stamps and large sums in postage. The piece also notes a New Jersey court case over wedding gifts and a melodramatic Red Hook attempted suicide. It closes with social notes on Chicago art exhibits and a Mary Washington gala at the Propylaeum.
A tornado near Piggott Arkansas on Monday fatally injures two people. Temperature dropped 40 degrees in Ottumwa Iowa in 24 hours. Hawaiian resolutions fail in Senate. Topeka caucus names Lucien Baker for Senate. Union Pacific lays off 500 between Council Bluffs and Cheyenne. New York grand jury indicts bribe cases from Lexow probe. State of Missouri wreck yields no fatalities. Bridal couple seen ashore with groom carrying bride. Rabbits reported plentiful near town. Deputy auditor Fanning extols spectacles. petitions for a new bridge over White River circulate. West Indianapolis bonds sold for 9000 to N W Harris Co. Union veterans plan post hall blowout. Auditor-elect Daily arrives and bonds 10000. City may compel railroads to elevate trucks at own expense. Back taxes on W P Gallop estate total 60000. Judge McMaster orders Sarah Keeley to court Thursday. Attorneys Spahr and Winpenny assist Samantha Saylor in settling her husband’s estate. Supt Kealey enforces board rules. Hood’s Sarsaparilla advertised.
A compilation of editorials and commentary from Indiana outlets. It references Spirit of the State, Terre Haute Express, Michigan City Dispatch, Richmond Telegram, Goshen Times, South Bend Tribune and others discussing finance bills, governors appointing judges, Hawaii insurrection, beer tax, Roby prize fighting, and state reform efforts. The tone is opinionated and politically charged with calls for action.
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