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Indianapolis Sun roils county officials over investigations
The Indianapolis Sun critiques county commissioners for delaying a probe into the recorder’s office and auditor treasurer affairs as meat discoveries surface. It condemns attempts to shut the inquiry, urges continued examination, and notes political maneuvering, factory incentives, and municipal reforms in Indianapolis.
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Recorder’s Office
Bookwalter
McCaslin
Reflections on Local Politics and Public Figures
The column rails at political factions and public officials in Marion County. It questions county commissioner effectiveness and criticizes the police court case about dog hoarding. It mocks Algeric departure timing and hints at skepticism toward the track elevation plan.
Lew Wallace family and a era of telegraph lore
The article recalls General Lew Wallace author of Ben Hur and notes his family’s prominence in Indiana politics and national life. It cites his father governor and congressman who backed Morse’s telegraph plan while facing strong local opposition, and mentions a later telegraph recognition. It includes anecdotes about Yale president Hadley and Professor Dwight, and a Brooklyn church that welcomes bicyclists with racks, plus a Dewey Manila harbor tale and remarks on audience applause at meetings.
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Lew Wallace
Women Club
Hoosier State
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Congress
Indiana
Morse
Gov. Wallace
Washington
Telegraph Company
Philadelphia Evening Post
Dwight
Hadley
Yale
Hare
Pittsburg Dispatch
Brooklyn
Rockaway
St. Mark's Avenues
Highland Boulevard
Fr. Hand
Horace Porter a Leading Figure in McKinley Era
The piece portrays Horace Porter as a prominent American diplomat seen as a possible secretary of war in a restructured McKinley cabinet. Born into wealth with an educated lineage, Porter rose from post to post, choosing a military career at West Point and serving four years in the Civil War including a notable friendship with Ulysses S. Grant at Chattanooga.
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Horace Porter
United States
McKinley
Pennsylvania
Law
West Point
Chattanooga
Grant
Quiet scene at northern society gathering ends in clumsy applause
A refined address and a solemn prayer at a northern society meeting are followed by an embarrassed moment when a member claps after amen. Others react with grins and playful glances, all in a lighthearted mood. Louis ville Times.
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Louisville Times
Big Forepaugh-Sells circus to visit town soon
Town swelled with excursionists for a Sunday frame as the Big Forepaugh-Sells circus is announced for Wednesday. Several local items note theft at a beer wagon, a minor church fire at St. Bridget's, and various community happenings around Indianapolis.
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St. Bridget’s Church
Summer headlines mix in spoof quotes from Indiana papers
A collage of quips from small papers reports on public attention for a governor hopeful Pingree comments about cabinet conflicts and European interest in American wealth. It notes a two tongued girl baby near Flora and jokes about memory in summer.
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Alger
Griggs
Janahs
McKinley
Middlebury
Michigan
Pingree
Goshen News
Europe
Logansport Chronicle
Michiigan
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Nature
Muncie Herald
Sunday preachments and race discourse at local churches
Rev M L Haines urges Sabbath rest amid talks of continental Sundays. Delegates report from the Detroit Christian endeavor. Rev M C B Mason of Cincinnati comments on race virtue and immorality. Baptists pray for Pastor Thomas J Villers as his Richmond national meeting continues.
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M. L. Haines
First Presbyterian
Christian Endeavor
Detroit
Central Christian Church
M. C. B. Mason
Cincinnati
Epworth League
Simpson’s Chapel
Baptist Young People’s Union
Thomas J. Villers
First Baptist Church
Richmond
Society Notes Brighten Muncie Local Scene
Miss Emily Clcutt of Muncie visits Miss Corella Taylor while Miss Adele Wallick and her brother Frederick plan a winter in Dresden Germany, sailing in August. Claude J. Tiffany returns from a two week visit to Westville and Union Mills. The Daughters of the American Revolution host a garden party for the Lafayette monument fund at Mrs. E C Atkins home on North Meridian Street July 25 with chairmen named for reception, decorations, refreshments, printing, advertising, ticket distribution and music. Dr Fowler's Extract of Wild Strawberry is advertised as a remedy for summer complaints.
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Emily Clcutt
Muncie
Corella Taylor
Adele Wallick
Frederick
Dresden
Germany
Claude J. Tiffany
Westville
Union Mills
Daughters of the American Revolution
E. C. Atkins
N. Meridian St
Lafayette Monument Fund
Albert Baker
W. F. Winchester
J. M. Winters
E. G. Browning
S. Bliott Perkins
James I. Lodge
I. N. Walker
Train Talk Highlights Dividends and Rail News
The C and O will declare a 7 percent dividend around August 1. The Belt delivered 1,190 cars of live stock to stock yards last week. Local freight moved 735 loaded cars, with 27,816 cars handled and 21,688 loaded. President Ingalls of the Big Four and C&O reportedly resigns to become general arbitrator for reading roads at 75000 dollars yearly.
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Ingalls
Big Four
Reading
He That Stays Does the Business
Advertisement touts Hood’s Sarsaparilla as a blood cleansing tonic that strengthens health. Emphasizes staying power as key to success and claims the product is the best friend the blood has for cleansing and restoring vigor.
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Hood
Big Four Route Sunday Excursion 1899
Out-of-town excursion Sunday July 23 1899. One dollar round trip to Shelbyville Greensburg Columbus Ind Batesville Sunmans Lawrenceburg Aurora and intermediate stations. Special trains leave Union station 7 30 a m returning from Aurora 7 20 p m. Call at Big Four office 1 E Washington st and Union station. H M Bronson aA G P A
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BIG Four
Shelbyville
Greensburg
Columbus
Ind
Batesville
Sunmans
Lawrenceburg
Aurora
Union Station
No. 1
E. Washington Sr
H. M. Bronson
Excursion to Dayton from Indianapolis Offered July 23 1899
Special excursion train departs Indianapolis Union Station at 7 a.m. and returns from Dayton at 7 p.m. Round trip fare is 1.25 dollars. Ticket call at Big Four office 1 BE Washington St and Union Station. H M Bronson api A G P A invites readers to use and read The Sun. Liners Seventh page.
Officers Named For Local Group
John H. Holliday serves as president, Henry Seitel as vice president and treasurer, and H. M. Foltz as secretary for the organization.
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John H. Holliday
Henry Seitel
H. M. Foltz
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