Sun Building and Postal Notice for Readers and Advertisers
Daily newspaper notice from The Sun announces publication details including office address at 125 East Ohio Street, subscription rates for outside city readers, and advertising contacts. It requests subscribers report delivery issues by calling Sun telephone 880 and directs communications to the editor or business manager.
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the Sun
East
Ohio Street
SUN
Abe
E_SUN
Telekone Esi
Society column ragged with class and love across lines
A Sun article defends inclusive views of society noting a brakeman and a saloonkeeper’s daughter can marry with the same dignity as wealthy heirs. It argues true society stands for character over money and condemns a narrow, money driven use of the term.
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Henry Ss. Fraser
Brandman
Fraser
Jand
Great Law Foundation
Bryan's Gall Shows Bryan Domination Over Party Platform
The text argues William Jennings Bryan subordinates personal feeling to party will yet acts as a dominant force, dictating the platform and even nominating himself. It portrays Bryan as surpassing the party boss in authority, a spectacular display of political power that leaves Mr. Hill and others speechless.
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David Be, Hin
Bryan
Jemon
Kansas City
Mr. Hill
McKinley
Congress
Philadelphia
Joe Mitchell Chapple
National Magazine
St. Louis
Wm. J. Bryan
Mr. Chapple
William J. Bryan
William McKinley
Omaha World- Herald
Edwin Booth
Chicago
Billy Bryan
William J
Hill and the 16 to 1 Democratic Platform
An editorial condemns D B Hill in the vice presidency as a potential Senate presider over a free silver law and predicts defeat for Democrats in November. It argues the 16 to 1 plank and a populist demopoplican mix threaten the party, urging reform and noting Hill’s fatigue with farm life.
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Hill
United States Senate
Papers Weigh In On The 1900 Campaign Contenders
Excerpts from editorials across major papers cite Roosevelt as disciplined yet fiery, praise Morton for invention, and note shifting party norms on the vice presidency. Commentators assign blame and credit to Congress for policy formation and warn against imperialism and trusts while urging adherence to constitutional law.
Political chatter across papers on Roosevelt and party clashes
A chorus of editorials from multiple papers mocks politics around Roosevelt, Philippines independence, and party splits. References include Mr. Roosevelt on his western trip and the 1896 Kansas City convention with mention of David B. Hill and the Populists.
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Ice Trust
Peru
United States
Philadelphia
Crawfordsville Journal
Minese Star
Roosevelt
Anderson Bulletin
Muncie
David B. Hill
Kansas City
Terre Haute Tribune
Heat Strikes Couple at Loganport Street Home
Weigand Elversizer a street sweeper at 2 Logansport Street collapsed from heat. His wife was later found prostrated on the floor after also being overcome by heat and unable to call for help.
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Weigand Elversizer
Logansport
Prominent Box Ad Promises Convenient Candy Cathartic
An old ad touts Cascarets Candy Cathartic as a handy box for ladies purses or a gentleman’s pocket. The copy claims it prevents discomfort and offers druggist availability with prices listed.
Kansas City at the 1900 convention shows crowd control and wit
The Kansas City police manage crowd safety at hotels and elevators while observers describe city hospitality and propriety. A lively mix of anecdotes follows, including jokes about eastern visitors, trolley gates, and quotes from editors and political figures at a St. Louis era convention.
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Kansas City
City
Philadelphia
Citizens quotes reflect local concerns and views across Indianapolis
A collage of statements from John Blue to Frank Hendricks presents opinions on beer picnics roadhouses public rights and freedoms city governance rail operations and the workforce. The remarks touch on elections media access civil order and legal matters shaping Indianapolis life.
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John Blue
Indianapolis
W. CG. Ela
J. H. Talbott
John Grant
The
Street Railway Company
Sunday Church Services List With Times and Clergy
Churches and pastors listed for Sunday worship across denominations. Times include 10 45 a m and additional services at various locations such as Christchurch First Presbyterian and Tabernacle Presbyterian.
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First Presbyterian
M. L. Haines
Neely May Leave Republican Party Over Protection Stance
Washington Post quotes Hon. Charles F. W. Neely denouncing the party in disgust. He views Protection as sham, suggesting possible desertion from the Republican ranks.
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Charles F."w. Neely
Republican ‘Party
Washington Post
Residents Use Up Fireworks and Miss July Celebration
Residents of Shipshewana report exhausting all their fireworks last Saturday night and consequently being unable to celebrate July events as planned.
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Shipshewana
Pulchritude in the 1896 Democratic Vice Presidential Field
The New York Sun ranks candidates for vice president by looks noting Benjamin Franklin Shively Jim Ham Lewis John Jacob Lentz John Warwick Daniel Bath House John Carter Harrison and others as pulchritudinous but crowns Col Jim Guffey of Pennsylvania as the peerless and matchless selection.
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Benjamin Franklin Shively
Indiana
Jim Ham Lewis
Washington
Bryan
John Warwick Daniel
Virginia
New York
David Bennett Hill
Bath House John
Chicago
Carter Harrison
Cook County
Charlie Towne
Col
Mose Wetmore
St. Tuouis
Jim Guffey
Pennsylvania
Bryan and
Guffey
New York Sun
The Weed and the Vine A Parable in Verse
A short poem casts a garden quarrel as a parable about self pity and excuses. A weed named Never-had-a-show talks with a pea vine, listing leaves with names like Just-wait-awhite and Mister I-don’t-care while the vine rebukes the weed for its failings. The exchange ends with a childlike reprimand and a reflection on vanity.
Weather Heat Stirs Anxious Banter In Street Encounter
A overheated street scene features a man arguing that 115 degree shade heat proves it is hot enough for both. A neighbor reacts with silence as tensions rise and a passerby jots notes. Intermittent dialogue includes a young wife and a tattooed man reading a protest song.
City Life highlights and local incidents
Supt Quigley gets a two week vacation from the Board of Safety. A Broad Ripple Co E outing drew a good crowd. Eva Shantz speaks at Central Christian Church as Quayle Hunter and Orcutt preach. Harvey Wells fights with Abe Jacobs. Wells jailed for $20. Dobyns funeral set at Southport Methodist Church. two Indianapolis children left behind. Boss barbers press Sunday noon openings. Russell vows to defy arrest. Maggie Farrell May Walker charged with cruelty to Harrison Sanders. Nonpartisan league plans to press Fairbanks on a soldier pension bill.
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Quigley
Board of Safety
Co. E
Broad Ripple
Eva M. Shantz
Central Christian Church
Quayle
Hunter
Orcutt
Harvey Wells
W. Washington St
Abe Jacobs
Abe
Wells
John B. Dobyns
Southport
Southport Methodist Church
Indianapolis
A. Morgan
John Dobyns
T. A. Goodwin
Russell
Virginia Ave
Supreme Court
Maggie Farrell
May Walker
Harrison Sanders
Torbett St
Political League
Court House
Kirby Smith
J. W. Oliver
B. F. Mecum
Senator Fairbanks
Congress
Youths Rob Church in Vestment Closet Theft
A boy stole from Assumption church Friday and was caught ransacking the vestment closet with a cap pistol for protection. Father Weber declined to press charges. Earlier, other youths swiped church candles and held a torchlight procession.
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Father Weber
Assumption Catholic Church
Baked Herself Instead of Pies
Chicago dispatch reports nine year old Caroline Artemus built a fire in the back yard to make mud pies Friday afternoon. Her dress caught fire and she burned to death.
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Chicago
Caroline Artemus
Caution on Bromo Versus Bromide in Cold Remedy
Advertises Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tablets claiming the old standard cold cure works in one day. Warns buyers to ensure the label reads Bromo and not Bromide and notes the product price of 26 cents at all druggists.
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Hall
F.J. Cheney &Co
Props
Toledo
F.J. Cheney
Oir Wrer & Truax
Sts
Xinnann & Manvin
Dragaists
Geth
Ail Dees
Ota Hails
Pills Axe
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Guinness Office
Eeececescess
Ohio
Indianapolis, and
Henry
Engier sFat
Indianapin
Towne
Democratic Party
Col. Roosevelt
Detroit News
J. Sterling Morton
Denver Post
Minneapolis Times
Teddy Roosevelt
Cleveland Press
Detroit Free Press
Spirit OF the State Press
Winth-st
Grand
Finley Peter Dooley Dunne
Augustus van Wyck
Peter Finley Dooley Dunne
Mr. Dunne
Midland Hotel
Stockholm
Kansas
James N. Nolan
Rochester
N. Y
Pa” Dunnell
Correspondent i
Dunnell
William Sulver
Sulzer
Dunn
Peter Dooley Dunne
Hod Clark
Illinois
Hod
Fine of Illinois Statesman
Daniel Webster
Lincoln
Malloon
Li Hung Chang
Strong
China
England
Lord Salisbury
Mr. Gladstone
Gridiron Club
Hanna
Jones
Henry Litchfield West
West
Saturday Evening Post
Crull
Fair Grounds
James Rielley
Bess Martin
Block's
Cy Clark
Charles Woerner
Charles Brown
T. McGee
Charlies Moores
Bement Lyman
Consumers’ Gas Trust Company
Miles of Mains
E. A. Hirshfield
Hernly
Hugh McGibeny
S. E. Kercheval
Herman Alerding
Helen Tate
J. A. Milburn
J. A. Milburn: ‘"the Report That Rev. J. Cumming Smith
Rev. Smith
Henry M. Talbott
Frank Hendricks
Criminal Court
St. Paul’s Church
Lewis Brown
First Baptist
T. J. Villers
Christchurch
A. J. Graham
Second Presbyterian
J.A. Milburn
Roberts Park
M. E. Church
C. E. Bacon
Central-ave. M. E
C. C. Lasby
Central Bristian
A. B. Philputt
Tabernacle Presbyterian
J. Cumming Smith
Washington St. Chapel
C. L. Lucas
Meridian
At. ME
Wek Quayle
Neely
Shively and Others
S. Greatest
DEY Goods Emporium
Brownie Kmmodaks
Pettis Dry Goods Co
Peter Gatecten
Him
Mrs
Lash
City Life
Aldag Varnch Co
E. Washington
Indiana Trust. CO
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