The Indianapolis Sun Establishes One Cent Daily News
The Indianapolis Sun announces a new one cent daily paper printed in Indianapolis. It lists offices at 128 and 12 East College Street and provides subscription rates for city and outside city delivery, with weekly and monthly options and advance payment terms.
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Sun Bullring
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Central Union
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Cissercery
Indianapolis Tel. Co
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Miss Emily Rhoades Case Splits Local Council Opposition
The Local Council of Women in Indianapolis urges the Board of State Charities to remove Emily E. Rhoades from her post as superintendent of the Industrial School for Girls. They deem her unfit based on evidence from the charges and call for an immediate report and removal if proven. The article notes strong civic contention and calls for a definitive finding to resolve the dispute.
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Emily Rhoades
Industrial School For Girls
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Council of Women
Miss Ithoaves
Indianapolis
Emly E. Rhoades
Rhoades
Nossi
Counell
New York Proposes 2.5 Million Seashore Colony for the Poor
The city seeks authority to spend 2.5 million dollars to establish a recreation seashore colony for destitute sick and convalescent hospital patients and others in need. Helen Gould and other wealthy residents support aiding the needy amid optimistic efforts to address crowded living conditions in Manhattan.
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New York
Ile Miss
Helen Gould
Manhattan Island
Albany
Day of Reckoning Against the Octopus Trust
The Standard of crowd 13 calls for public opinion to pressure the octopus trust as legal action looms. Frank Rockefeller of Cleveland defies a subpoena in Missouri v. the Standard Oil trust, risking deposition rather than testifying. Iowa scholars accuse Haggard of plagiarism in Jess, while Shakespeare is noted as a prolific but original mind.
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Wayea Mountain
Frank Hockefeller
Cleveland
State of Missouri
Standard Vil Company
Octopus
Sperat
Hockefeller
Uge
Hadley
Canada
Old Ocean
Henry H. Hogers
Frank Rockefeller
Dodger
Stannard
Remarkable American Warrior Fights in the Thick of Combat
Wetting Joe proved a notable American fighter renowned for charging into the fray and dodging enemy fire. Though his horse fell multiple times, he persisted, earning a reputation for courage in both war and peace.
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Wetting Joe
A Tablet of Happiness and City Gossip From Chicago
A satirical column mocks a Chicago women’s club plan boasting a “tablet of happiness” and home spun remedies. It parodies media, politics, and social foibles, mentions Walter Wellman and Poultney Bigelow, Libel suits, Congressman Sulzer’s cabinet idea, and public opinion reporters with humorous vignettes about jobs and civic life.
Stivers on Civil Service at Republican editors meeting
At the Denison hotel meeting of the Republican Editorial association, C. O. Stivers argued against a lasting civil service. He warned it could curb party activity and create an office holding class, urging a return to merit without permanent federal appointments. The discussion also covered railroad free transportation for editors and its impact on newspapers.
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C. O. Stivers
Liberty Herald
Republican Eiditorial Association
Denison Hotel
Stivers
Br. 1
Silvers
Interrat
Lincoln
Flo
Merc
Senator Weldon Brinton's Wife A Noted Painter
Ars Hoyourn wife of Senator Weldon Brinton is described as a prominent artist among national society. Royburn, formerly Miss Geraldine Yeatman of Phitzdelpata, is noted as a famous portrait painter whose work includes a portrait of Thomas F. Bayard at the statehouse in Wilmington. Mrs Heyburn recently completed a delicate miniature plate showing a friend’s daughter over ages from eighty months to years, with two heads rendered on Limoges porcelain surrounded by soft clouds.
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Hoyourn
Weldon Brinton
Royburn
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Geraldine Yeatman
Phitzdelpata
Thomas F. Bayard
Wilmington
Heyburn
Limoges
New York Press
Largest horse brought to the United States from Crawford County
The dapple gray, nearly seven feet tall at the shoulder and weighing 2,800 pounds, is the largest horse to reach the United States. Raised in Crawford county, Pennsylvania, the horse wears collar No 30 and shoe No 9 and is described as finely proportioned by Farm and Fireside.
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United States
Royal Prince
Crawford County
Pennsylvania
Chicago Is the Limit and A Hero Indeed
Chicago Is the Limit cites United States reluctance to annex turbulent San Domingo to let Chicago meet requirements. Portland Telegram calls Old Chief Geronimo a likely Carnegie medal candidate. The snippet mentions Vinat married wife and a Baltimore ad.
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Chicago
United States
San Domingo
Portland Telegram
Geronimo
Vinat
Wifh No
Baltimors
Jakey Hiss Denies It as President Accepts Answer
A murky exchange leaves Jakey Hiss denying allegations while the president expresses satisfaction. Myeryboa anticipated the development as Fault Digelow shifts stance toward those who reported regret. Steffeng appears aware of a small 1% factor linked to Viet-president7.
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Jakey Hiss
Myeryboa
Digelow
Boiled to the Bone and Wired World Notes
A garbled early 20th century clipping mentions vast tobacco acreage, Edison labs, opium factories in India, and Kremlin secrets. It notes French charity to the poor, MPs receiving meals in Commons, and bizarre currency figures, reflecting a panicked, world‑weary miscellany in a Minneapolis Journal style.
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Edison Laboratory
Chol
India
Kremlin
Moscow
House of Commons
Minneapolias Journal
Tales of Twain and wit from a New York dinner
Fragmented excerpts recount Mark Twain on Hannibal natives and a poultry accusation, plus satirical vignettes from A J Drexel Riggle about Madeira, coasting, and a Christmas gift tale. The pieces mention Jerome W. Jerome and Mrs Crust, with Alice Roosevelt and French tapestries discussed.
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Mark Twain
New York
Hannibal
Jonathan Sear
Scarborough
New Games Proposed For Olympian and Spadefmpion Events
The president seeks spring participation from athletes for the Olympian games in Athens and also calls for Dynamo athletes to compete in the Spadefmpion games Washington Bout.
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Athens
Dynamo
Washington
Money In It. Open door policy debate grips U S again
Fragmented text discusses United States supporting Germany on open door policy, Morocco trade and Moroccan goods, with unclear references to Bets Appear to Be Off and a poker game at Algeciras. Mentions France, Germany, America and New York amid trading bets and political stance.
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Germany
Morocco
Time
Morocas
Kevers Cy Journal
Algeciran
Franca
Amer- Jeg
New York
Sean
Readers Weigh In On Local Issues And Personal Views
A collage of letters to the editor discussing city paving on Texington Avenue, labor unions, crime penalties, concealed weapons, building contracts, and civic progress. Contributors include MARTIN HMGG GEORGE BONE JOSEPH T ELLIOTT CHARLES BALL HARRY RESENER HIRAM BROWS WILLIAM BETHEL ALBERT WHITE and others voicing opinions on governance roads parks and public services.
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Martin Hmgg
George Bone
Texington Ave
Joseph T. Elliott
Ute
Ail Rikit
Charles Ball
Joe Beech
Harry Resener
Colt Eater
Hiram Brows
William Bethel
Albert White
Wwilbiam Russell
Tennesi
John B. M
Carter
Winter Time and Frosty Night At Desolate Home
Fragment from a 19th century column describing a frozen dawn and warming fires. The narrator recalls winter cold, shivering in nakedness, and the comfort of a fire. A stray note mentions burglaries and a wedding cake in Baltimore, with names blurred and garbled.
Notable Americans in Europe and NY figures in public life
Reported years earlier Theodore Titon kept a low profile in Paris with renewed health. News notes mention steam auto pioneer Brisben Walker’s financial collapse, Alexander Orr as New York Site head and canal reform advocate, Gov. Tilden era figures and a wary Albany hearing crowd. Generals Corbin and Wadsworth are discussed amid health and cabinet shifts.
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Paris
Tilton Re
Glen Bold
Titon
Titon-Béecheri Jly
Europe
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Idtiv
Alexander B. Orr
New York
Ireland
New York Chamber of Commerce
Produce Exchange
Gov. Tilden’e Canal Commission
Hamilton Club
Long Island Historical Club
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Long Island Historical Society
Grace Episcopal Ehuren, Brooklin
Police Chief's View on Capital Punishment Debate
Chief of Police Delaney of Danvers argues life imprisonment offers hope for relief, while capital punishment carries dread. He notes men and women think before using guns, weighing risks and consequences in public opinion discussions.
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