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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1888
Page
2
The Sun denounces Chicago anarchists who plotted to wreck the city and kill law officers. The piece condemns lynching and urges swift justice, noting suspects’ manipulation of legal rights and the public’s outrage. It also reports Wilgus’s acquittal in a separate case and ends with classified advertisement notes.
A wide miscellany reports on a Hudson River bridge span of 2800 feet, patent counts with few women patents, debris in Lake Ontario, flood damage in Kentucky, a witty bride joke in Nebraska, and diverse curiosities from around the world including Japanese media practices, palm cradle innovations, a fast builder in Louisiana, long marriages in Chelsea, a hospital telephone link, a royal ghost note, theater chair features, a Clinton weather forecaster, a Ga. preacher’s stunt, and a Bastille monument incident.
The Dutch handed a treasure wreck, once insured by Lloyd's, to the corporation. a gun from 1780s salved in 1886 was given to Queen Victoria. Jan 15 photographer Havens found a cigar box with 1035 dimes totaling 103.50 after five months of deposits. He plans to continue. Also note a 10 word notice advert and a church loan tip about selling unused household items.
A note proposes selling an Aten word nodea at the Sun event to secure a buyer. The message hints at a BR paying a good price, signaling a market interest in the asset. The details remain unclear but the sale intention is explicit.
Notice shows free ten word classified notices for Wanted Male Help Wanted Female Help and For Rent Rooms published three days in The Son. Rates apply for additional words. contact The Son at 74 E. Chiost or 79 B Chrost and telephone numbers for submissions.
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