The Sun Advertising and Subscription Rates Notice
The Sun outlines subscription rates for Quinise City and Gatate City with annual, six month, and monthly figures. It invites agents and business inquiries to the manager and editor, providing location and telephonic contact details.
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Aty
SUN
THE
Quisine City
Qataide City
Gatate City
SUN Telephones
B. Chiest
Indianapolis
Ind
Stuckmeyer contract and litter boxes scandal emerge
The editorial contends the Stuckmeyer tier-box deal is corrupt and surreptitiously awarded by the Board of Works. It accuses officials of favoritism, questions legality of street obstructions, and suggests broader political manipulation within the Democratic party and city governance.
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Bell
Bruckmeyer
Board of Works
Stuckmeyer litter box sparks mayoral talk downtown
Merchants recall the Stuckmeyer litter box amid overheard debate on city leadership. A hypothetical council contract over twenty years could yield from twelve thousand to twenty thousand dollars annually, prompting strong local reactions.
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Stuckmeyer
Albert Sahm
Two Caribou Shot at Once by Maine Guide Wal ter Swett
The Maine guide Walter Swett recalls a historic hunt where six caribou stood together. He fired from behind bushes and dropped two with one shot, then felled the remaining four as they moved. A separate tale tells of a nine-shot miss that killed all nine caribou, and a Boston hunter who struck antlers cleanly from a moose.
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Walter 3. Swett
Maine
Mr. Swett
New Bedford
Boston
Churchill
Will Atkin
McKinney
Auburn
Churchil
Parsonage Alarm Sparks Dark Comedy Tale
A fragment from the Toledo Blade recalls a chaotic scene in a parish where a frightened bird toppled before startled worshippers. The vivid line hints at a humorous or satirical moment tied to a church setting. The excerpt captures local color and timing in a brief, vivid snapshot.
The Songs and Sketches of a Singer Polly is Mad
A fragment notes a performer titled The Songs and Sketches of a Singer with a section named Why Polly is Mad. Details are sparse but indicate a variety program or revue style. No dates, places, or performers beyond Polly.
Mad Runaway Tale and Royal Jester Exchange
A fragmented reminiscence describes a walk turning playful with Polly Parks as the pair drift to a swimming hole. The piece interleaves a royal jesters scene and a domestic memory about a marriage proposal and a tin box.
The Insurance Man and the Oriental Lesson
A traveling solicitor visits several houses seeking business and is met with hostility until he explains a policy to the Oriental Insurance Company. A later town encounter with a Chinese man, Lee Hong, shifts from prejudice to reluctant acceptance as the man runs the town laundry.
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Lee Hong
Political Gossip and World News Snippets
A collage of quotations from various papers criticizes political figures and events. It notes Col Watterson’s verbal tricks, hints at divisions over China, and mentions Croker’s dog purchase. It also references porch speeches, Bryan’s campaign path, Kentucky politics, a train robbery, and a combative congress nomination scenario.
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Col. Watterson
Andrew Johnson
Evansville Journal
Odd Tales of the Wires items jumble escape
Cincinnati report describes Miss Elizabeth O'Brien of Covington narrowly escaping death when a train brake man knocked her senseless. Chillicothe notes excavation near Bourneville by Prof Mills and Ohio State students uncovering skeletons and tools. New York dispatch says a highwayman grabbed $1,000 from a young woman, triggering a chase that frightens an elderly Bright's disease patient to death.
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Cincinnati
Elizabeth O'Brien
Covington
Chillicothe
C. W. Mills
Ohio Archaeological Society
Ohio State University
Bourneville
New York
Bright
Local Social Notes Mention Visits And Engagements
Mrs H C Deventer visits in Lafayette while Mrs David Kahn and children travel to Wawasee. Miss Elizabeth Markey returns from Paris and Dublin. Alfred F Noll and Agnes Manning announce their engagement from Fort Wayne. Rev F O Ballard hosts niece Wilhelmina Schmitz of Washington PA. Dr Thomas Courtney and Margaret Anderson announce engagement. Olive Poucher marries E B St Clair Tuesday night at the bride’s Lawrenceburg home Engleside near Salem Ind. Dr Charles Poucher of Indianapolis attends the wedding.
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Elizabeth Markey
Paris
Dublin
Alfred F. Noll
Agnes Manning
Fort Wayne
Thomas Courtney
Margaret Anderson
Olive Poucher
E. EB. St. Clair
Lawrenceburg
Engleside
Salem
Ind
Charles Poucher
Indianapolis
Political Tips From Hoosier Democrats
Jobn Harriman the social democratic candidate for vice president said in Indianapolis Tuesday that the social democrats will poll 150000 votes. Judge John O C Robinson Spencer who headed the gold democratic ticket four years ago will speak to Marion county democrats at Masonic hall Thursday night on duties of American citizens in the coming campaign. Chairman Dupree says 120 Johnson county democrats will attend the Bryan notification on August 8. Prof H B Bryan of Valparaiso normal school denies he will support Bryan.
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Jobn Harriman
Social Democratic
Indianapolis
Social Democrats
John OC
Robinson
Spencer
Marion County
Masonic Hall
Dupree
Johnson County
H. B. Bryan
Valparaiso Normal School
Bryan
Next Allied Push to Peking Faces Blockade
The Philadelphia Ledger warns the advance on Peking will be a walk over only if the railroad is intact. The Milwaukee Sentinel notes skepticism among millions of Americans about foreign missionary work and distrusts Uncle Sam being chased home by a Chinaman.
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Pekin
Philadelphia Ledger
Uncle Sam
Milwaukee Sentinel
Hill and Croker Aftermath Fade Into Political Ties
The St Louis Globe Democrat notes Boss Croker grows warmer toward David B Hill after a tense period while the Rochester Democrat speculates that David Bennett Hill survived a danger moment, dismissing claims of a run over by an ice wagon.
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Croker
Mr. Hill
David
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
David Bennett Hill
Rochester Democrat
Death of Prof. C. H. Weeeman a longtime Indianapolis music teacher
Prof. C. H. Weeeman died at his daughter Mrs Jed Loomis home 1609 Colege Ave Tuesday. He served 36 years in Indianapolis as a music teacher and was born in Germany where he studied music. For three years he directed the Maen Nerchor and served as an organist at several churches. Stepsons Paul H and Charles Krauss are named. Funeral from his daughter's residence Thursday at 2 pm.
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C. H. Weeeman
Jed Loomis
Colege Ave
Indianapolis
Germany
Maennerchor
Paul H
Charles Krauss
Board of Safety Eyes Bend Issue to Boost Fire Department
The Board of Safety plans another push to obtain council approval for a bend ordinance to improve the fire department. Clerk Davis contacts officials in other cities asking about fire equipment and staffing. Comparisons are expected to be shown to the council.
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Board of Safety
Davis
A boon to travelers Dr Fowler’s Extract of Wild Strawberry
A vintage travel remedy article touts Dr Fowler’s Extract of Wild Strawberry as a cure for dysentery diarrhea seasickness and nausea. It promises pleasant taste and harmless effects, aiming to reassure wary passengers.
Great stock reducing sale at Siersdorfer's store
Ladies Ian Oxfords offered at 98c with regular prices of 2.00 to 2.50, in small sizes for ladies and children. The sale runs at Siersdorfer's new store located at 37 East Washington Street near Pennsylvania Street.
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Siersdorfer's
Washington St
Pennsylvania St
Grain car move pushed. mixed city news report
News brief from Indianapolis notes grain car movements for new wheat, a 22 car delivery Tuesday, a fireworks display planned at Broad Ripple, and a grand water effects show if still. It covers a finesse of assaults, a governor’s Atlanta trip for a blue and gray reunion address, famine relief cooperation, a brick assault on Harry Moran, dental faculty meeting, barber lawsuits, a death shipment, monument planning, a wandering man found, a surveying error, a street robbery and a woman suspected poison case with husband away.
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Indianapolis
Broad Ripple
John Davis
Lulu Hopewell
Mount
Atlanta
Commercial Club
New York
Harry Moran
W. Pearl Sr
S. Westst
National Association of Dental Faculties
Old Point Comfort
Central Dental College
Indianapolis United
Denison
English
Stenzel & Pease, Wallace and
Union Station
A. H. Moore
Rising Sun
George Moore
Board of Monument Regents
Bryan
Tomlinson Hall
Fourteenth Annual Meeting of Factory Inspectors
Factory inspectors convene in the hall of the House of Representatives on September 45 6 and 7 for the fourteenth annual convention of the International Association of Factory Inspectors. About 300 delegates are expected with Carroll D Wright U S Commissioner of Labor to speak. The schedule includes a gas belt tour a dinner at the T B Laycock factory and an evening at Broad Ripple.
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McAbee
International Association of
House of Representatives
Carroll D. Wright
U. S
Peter Bany Found After Wandering From Saloons
Peter Bany a saloon keeper from East Washington Street who wandered off last week was found near Mount Nebo suffering dementia and unable to explain his actions. Neighbors saw him several times sitting on a log at Fall Creek staring at the water as he wandered. The item ends with a promote-for-a-product line about Dean's Ointment claiming it cures itching piles.
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Milwaukee
Gesu
Ajas
John Meunier Gun Company
Peter Bany
E. Washington St
Mount Nebo
Fall Creek
Siersdorfer's Opens New Store With Bargain Oxfords
Ladies' Tan Oxfords priced at 98c, regulars $2.00, $2.25, and $2.50. Siersdorfer's new store located at 37 E. offers bargain footwear in a sales promotion.
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Samuel Eplumbus Morss
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Toledo Blade
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Russell
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White House
Oriental Insurance Company of America
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Jist
Spirit OF the State Press
Kentucky
Terre Haute Tribune
David Allen
Congress
Jhe
Crawfordeville Star
TALES
Mrs. H. C. Deventer
Lafayette
David Kahn
Wawasee
Rev
F. O. Ballard
Wilhelmina Schmitz
Washington, Pa
Bheimport
India
Madras
Vieceesenes Seersessensee
Indienne Mushinet
H. B
Eeaiesens Aed Phank Fapanwavsbbase
R&c West
Hnen
Bsc
Pemtis Dry Goods CO
David B. Hill
Weegman
Ian Oxfords
City Life
Frank Metten
Arsenal Ave
Brightwood Big Four
Coyner
Morton Place
Central-ave
Nineteenth-st
Frances Potter
Deweyave
Illinois-st
Hlinolis-sts
Thompson
Ohio St
Bessie Dixon
Dean
Lee Ey
the Central Trust Company
E. Market Street
Indiana
Virginia
J. P. Frenzel
Fred. Fahnley
ER. G. Cornelius
John A. Butler
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