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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1888
Page
2
A Sun teaser notes a serialized romance while criticizing Judge Walker’s mule-car injunction ruling and urging city action to regulate streetcar tracks. It also attacks J H Wade’s free trade stance, questions Harrison’s health, mocks Mrs Lucy Parsons, and plugs the Saturday Sun story chapters.
The piece notes a decline in large tournures among summer gowns at resorts while a few retain them due to slow fashion change. It contrasts changes in female attire with health myths and details a New York fortune teller using mole readings, plus bathhouse routines and a ride of society curiosities and a note on the princess of Wales.
Randall reports a lively update with ginger ale shipments from Town. Gen Sheridan marked another good day as national school teachers convene in San Francisco. The western iron association has been noted in regional industry chatter.
The amalgamated workers express happiness following formal dissolution while Eloper Moore and Mrs. Noréen remain in hiding at Topeka. A Bauer piano warehouse fire in Chicago caused an estimated loss of 250000 dollars. A water spout damaged St Augustine Florida Wednesday evening. Gov Foraker Gen Ewing and Senator Daniel spoke at the Marietta centennial Wednesday. Deputies Campbell and Holfenbeck arrested at Platte Kansas charged with murder of J P Reardon. They killed him by mistake thinking he was desperado Rogers. The steamer Fulda reported sinking a fishing schooner off Newfoundland in dense fog causing about thirty deaths.
A continued tale by a leading author of the day will begin in Saturdays issue, offering a pleasant evening for readers who enjoy engaging fiction. The piece signals an ongoing narrative likely to attract regular readers.
Public notices advertise free small ads for wanted male help and vacant rooms in The Sun. Ten words publish for three days, with repeated notices allowed if not filled. Additional words and other categories cost per word.
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