The Sun newspaper notices and subscription rates
Local notice lists publication addresses and how to subscribe to The Sun in Indianapolis Indiana The ad details subscription prices for outside city and monthly options and directs readers to contact the business manager for rates and agent opportunities.
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Sun Carrier Notice Seeks Reader Contact
The Sun requests readers to notify the office about delivery issues by calling 880 or sending mail. Readers are urged to report problems promptly to ensure service continuity.
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Small-pox controversy spurs vaccination and quarantine calls
Indiana communities face alarm as health rules clash with vaccination opposition. The Clay City stance promotes strict quarantine and public safety measures to curb an epidemic, while miners and unions resist political entanglements and urge focus on their trades.
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Clay City
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City records show two clerks in December payroll
The city payroll reveals two board clerks in December with salaries noted. The administration dismissed the old clerk and kept a new one without sufficient training time, paying the full amount of 160 dollars while the new clerk learned the office duties.
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Butus
Location debates for city art museum spark strong opinions
Judge Martindale argues for placing the museum near the city center to suit residents and growth. Critics claim downtown location is unnecessary and advocate Talbott Ayres or Fairbank sites as acceptable. The piece also satirizes journalism and local politics including a potential council probe and a Boer War note.
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Talbott Place
Indianapolis
Fall Creek
Washington St
Museum
Talbott
Ayres
Fairbank
Council probes for double salaries beyond park board
The investigating committee should review other departments for overpayments while Gen Buller is accused of a shell game with the Beers as victims. It remains unclear who needs relief, Ladasmith or England. The questions keep coming as Sabir is urged to prove, profitable for the city.
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Gen. Buller
Ladasmith
England
Buller
Sabir
The Small Black Garbed Musician On the Chicago
An officer recalls a quiet visitor aboard the cruiser Chicago at Brooklyn Navy Yard about ten years ago a small black garbed man who explored the ship and surprised officers by playing Irish melodies on a violin for the crew including the Irish marine Clancy The visitor impressed with a calm command prompted the captain to come out and greet him as they exchanged honorifics before the music ended
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Chicago
Clancy
Tara
Killarney
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Edouard Remenyi
San Francisco
Remenyi
Remenyi and Offenbach Jokes Highlight 19th Century Opera Tales
A travel-worn reminiscence recalls Edouard Remenyi presenting a captain with his card, a mass in sighting, and a Parisian set of Offenbach anecdotes about La Belle Helene. It notes Wagner’s humor, a tale of Tannhauser rehearsals, and Paderewski’s high earnings at a New York recital.
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Praeger
Berlinoz
Berlinz
Dresden
Jericho
Chellard
Evening Star
New York
Nou Singer
Paderewski
Beveridge and the trade shift debate in newspapers
The excerpt cites editorials from Detroit News and Detroit Free Press criticizing Beveridge on foreign trade policy and praising expansion. It notes Gen. Joe Wheeler returning from the Philippines and mentions Lewis Dennis of Salem Indiana endorsing Kodol Dyspepsia Cure with claims of digestive benefit.
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Walcott
Detroit News
Agricultural Department
Beveridge
Detroit Free Press
The Songs and Sketches of a Singer
A witty piece contrasts a macho fighter’s jargon with a timid narrator who wonders why a play about boxing could run sixty five nights, noting sharp terms like corkscrews jabs and hooks while questioning its risqué nature. The skit imagines the audience’s reaction to a show about boxing.
Soldier Returns From Philippines Bravado Draws Irony
Residents mock a returning young soldier praised by others for his bravery. He sits on store boxes and claims solo credit for his feats, while locals question the tale and his popularity fades.
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Philippines
Syndicate Claims Total Railroad Control
The syndicate head declares full control of all railroads but voices unease. A bloated figure in a dollar-marked suit questions the world being theirs, while a warning note about a fanatic potentially inventing a successful airship hints at looming threats.
Fiddlers’ Contest Evokes Nostalgic Night of Music
A narrator recalls a town fiddling contest with Ross Kyle and John McHenry. The highlight is Kyle’s rosum-settled fiddle that soothes the crowd, evoking a heavenly memory of the father playing the old tune. The piece closes with reverence for traditional, heart-driven music.
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Ross Kyle
John McHenry
Ross
National organizer to address colored people at chapel meeting
National organizer J. W. Henderson of the American Protective League and his assistant Miss M Genevieve Burnett will hold a meeting Monday night at Simpson's Chapel to explain the movement to colored people.
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M. Genevieve Burnett
Simpson's Chapel
Commercial Travelers Protest Rebate Policy
Indiana commercial travelers association protests to Central passenger service against the present rebate policy. Members demand the rebate charge be honored and seek remedy from the agency.
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Indiana
Commercial Travelers’ Association
Mason and Dixon line monuments restored in Pennsylvania
The Pennsylvania legislature acts to restore monuments along Mason and Dixon's line. Engineers Charles Mason and Jeremiah Dixon drew the boundary between Maryland and Pennsylvania. The piece notes the line once a sectional divide, now a historical boundary amid national sentiment after the Spanish American War.
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Shorts
Detroit News
Kentucky
Philadelphia Times
Pennsylvania
Mason and Dixon
Charles Mason
Jeremiah Dixon
Maryland
New York Sun
Indianapolis Band Concert For Central Labor Union
The Co L U Concert in Tomlinson Hall featured Indianapolis military band with soloists Nicholas Rembusch H D Kiser and Miss Maud Langstaff. The program included A day with the circus which drew the most praise from the audience.
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Indianapolis
Central Labor Union
Tomlinson Hall
Nicholas Rembusch
H. D. Kiser
Maud Langstaff
Rail tariff repeal calls linked to defeating trusts
Collected quotes from multiple newspapers discuss tariff schedules and distrust of rail and trust prices. Messages from Muncie Anderson Greenfield Washington Terre Haute Goshen Crawfordsville frame political fear, presidential campaigns, and social ostracism of trusts.
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Kentucky
Ward
House
Senate
Terre Haute Tribune
Roberts
Congress
Goshen Times
Bryan
Hadley
Yale
Crawfordsville Journal
Swirl of Society Events Highlight Indianapolis Social World
The Hebrew ladies society plans a prize event at the Americas club on Thursday. R Byron Overstreet and Miss Louise Voight of Cincinnati announce their engagement and will reside in New York after studying voice in Berlin. The German literary club hosts an entertainment for the president on Tuesday at Mrs. Louis Hollweg’s home with luncheon. Household gatherings occur at Mrs. C B King's and Mrs. Alois Johnson’s, and social events are set for the Cathedral guild and St. John’s social club with notable attendees including Bishop Francis and Dean Peters.
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Americas Club
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Kendals to Open Three Nights at English's
London favorites Mr and Mrs Kendal begin a three night run at English's with The elder Miss Blossom. Our Boys a popular comedy is the Grand stock company choice for the week starting Monday night. The Park crowded for Midnight in Chinatown opening sequence for the first three days.
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Local Nuaetts Highlights Indy's Court and Charity
Dora Mountjoy denied divorce from James B known as Buck while C M Dauthitt becomes physical director for Clarksville. County urges higher funding for the Home for Friendless Women as current 100 monthly aid fails to keep the building.
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James B
Buck
County Board of Charities
One Minute Cough Cure Promises Quick Health Fix
A testimonial touts One Minute Cough Cure as curing lung trouble after grippe and preventing consumption. The claim says it cures coughs colds croup bronchitis pneumonia and throat and lung troubles with immediate results and harmless use sold by all druggists.
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