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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1899

Page

4

Why Hesitate Over County Office Investigations

The Indianapolis Sun questions County Attorney Brown’s stance on continuing county office investigations. It argues misappropriations may exist beyond the clerk’s office and urges scrutiny of auditor and treasurer practices, noting rumored high treasurer earnings and possible illegal money handling. It condemns delays and calls for broader, timely enforcement of fee and salary laws across offices.

Brown Indiana

County faces probe as officers accused of county debt

County officials are under investigation for owing the county large sums. County commissioners seek guidance from the county attorney on the fee and salary law but he says a full interpretation cannot be provided before Sept 1. Critics question his fitness and call for accountability amid city election tensions.

Bret Harte Early Career at San Francisco Papers

The article traces Bret Harte’s beginnings in San Francisco, his early editorial stints at the Golden Era and the Californian, and his developing craft. It recalls his meticulous word choice, a famed wastebasket habit, and an anecdote about a rejected obituary fragment. It also notes Mark Twain’s early contributions and a Paris siege exchange with Bismarck via Dr. W. R. Russell.

Bret Harte San Francisco Harte The Californian Charles Henry Webb John Paul Webb Samuel L. Clemens Mark Twain Goldsmith Brooks Louis Dungeon Noah Brooks Century Paris W. R. “Bull Run" Russell London Times Bismarck Russell Count Bismarck Times

Sun disagrees with McGregor on county office inquiry

The Sun rebukes County Commissioner McGregor for urging secrecy and calls for a transparent probe. It notes two appointed experts were tasked to investigate county offices for thorough, honest findings and to expose the exact contents of the books. The paper demands McGregor pursue a definite end and retain public trust.

McGregor A. McGregor John

Uncle Remus and friends from the South note

The piece recounts how Joel Chandler Harris shuns notoriety and theatre, living quietly at home in Atlanta. It recounts encounters with James Whitcomb Riley and Frank L. Stanton, his nervous greeting, and a tour stop on Lookout Mountain where a guide and Bill Nye spar over North Carolina’s color on the map.

Nugverd Couke Remnae Joel Chandler Harris Elis Atlanta Atlanta Constitution James Whitcomb Riley Stanton Georgia Indiana Harris Riley Remus Philadelphia Lookout Mountain W. L. Visscher Chicago Times-Herald Bill Nye Tennessee Virginia Kentucky North Carolina South Carolina Alabama Nye United States Confederacy

The Swirl of Society Socials and Travels

W H Messenger goes to Toronto and Miss Nellie Griffin heads to Martinsville. Social hosts include Miss Belle Whitsett, Mr and Mrs EK M Wood, Miss Lavalette Davidson, and John White. A wheel party for Miss Vera Armstrong featured dancing and supper at the White home with lanterns and bunting. Guests named include Ida Turrell Myra Parks Gladys Heffner Florence Olsen Anna Lybrand Lilian Maus Mildred Smallwood Emma Wacher Stella Aldig Charlotte Dillman Lela Thomas Mayburn Simmonds Robert Kruse Albert Krause Wendricks King Edward Goetz John Wood Fred Krag Walter Hohouse Barry Cole and Will Bridges.

W. H. Messenger Toronto Nellie Griffin Martinsville Belle Whitsett EK. M. Wood N. Capitolave Lavalette Davidson Lavelette Miller John White N. Pennsylvania St Vera Armstrong Iowa Ida Turrell Myra Parks Gladys Heffner Florence Olsen Anna Lybrand Lilian Maus Mildred Smallwood Emma Wacher Stella Aldig Charlotte Dillman Lela Thomas Mayburn Simmonds Robert Kruse Albert Krause Wendricks King Edward Goetz John Wood Fred Krag Walter Hohouse Barry Cole Wil! Bridges

Curious Comments From A Patchwork of Papers

A sampler of snippets from various papers includes quips about Mr. Hanna plotting against Europe a scientist naming a kissing bug as Bugaboo Hobson Bryan’s talkativeness and critique of July Fourth excesses plus musings on Dewey and Manila and distant echoes from Atkinson and Trieste aircraft.

Bugaboo Hobson Goshen Times Bryan Vincennes Evansville Journal Lafayette Boston Trieste Dewey Manila Terre Haute Gazette

Cross Ties and Rail Labor Notes from Milwaukee Meeting

The Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers reports 30 784 members as the National Association of Railway Agents convenes in Milwaukee. At Mount Vernon Illinois a plant proposes treating cross ties with zinc chloride after sap removal to extend life.

Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers National Association of Railway Agents Milwaukee Mount Vernon Ill

Durability is Better Than Show in Hood's Sarsaparilla Ads

The ad emphasizes that lasting health beats wealth and uses Hood's Sarsaparilla as a trusted aid for achieving and maintaining perfect health. It targets rich, middle class, and poor readers, promoting the product as a valuable health assistant across social strata.

Hood Sarsaparilla

Building boom spurs new housing and street work here

Alahama street launches a sizable building spree with good houses noted. Judge Ford sends 18 year old Della Freeze to reform school as incorrigible. LL P Grady offers 100 reward for information on his daughter Pearl's shooter. Streetcar rails strengthened to improve Brightwood and Garfield lines. Davidson’s horse caused wreck and tree damage on Sixteenth street. Actor David C Bangs entertained at the German House for Social Settlement playgrounds. Gas light from a lamp burning gasoline spreads in Indianapolis. Senator Jacob Early Terre Haute, paralyzed at the Denison, improving at Deaconess. relatives summoned. Edward Clark fined $1 for assaulting Mrs. Anna Moore over a stand cover. Indianapolis German Mutual Fire Insurance officers elected including Dinkelacker, Krull, Lauter, Klanke, Prange, Rappaport, Kramer, Krug, Muor.

Jacob Early Terre Haute Denison Edward Clark Anna Moore Indianapolis German Mutual Fire Insurance Company Charlotte Dinkelacker Albert Krull Herman Lauter Henry Klanke Henry ©. Prange Philip Rappaport Edward F. Kramer G. C. Krug Louis Muor

Cincinnati and Return $1 Train Service Sunday July 23

Special fast trains depart Cincinnati at 6 50 a m express and 7 15 a m with stops at Rushville Connersville Liberty Oxford and Hamilton. Return from Cincinnati at 6 30 p m. National League baseball Cincinnati vs Washington on the same day.

Cincinnati Rushville Connersville Liberty Oxford Hamilton Washington

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SUN the Sun Indianapolis Ind Monnett Ohio National Steel Trust Standard Oil Company Grand Jury Pugh Board of Public Works Samuel E. Morss Flavius Josephus van Vorhis Chicago Iti MR. M’gregor Spirit OF the State Press Mr. Hanna Europe Ay Erern Epworth Leaguers LACE Zige Madras Oxfords Cheviots Byron Meron Pete Eeeanenes Allen Gourand Santa Claus Westenigereeees Iceland Columbia Kokomo Veesteses Ceeseee Pettis Dry Goods Co N. Alahama St Della Freeze Reform School Alford LL. P. Grady Pearl Street Car Company Brightwood Garfield Park J. W. Davidson Massachusetts Ave Sixteenth St David C. Bangs Kaise Fairbank New York Ladies’ Symphony Orchestra Frank W. McKez Kansas City Physicians and Surgeons W. B. Fletcher Tai Sb Pyle Mar Lis North Alabama 7 & Spin Wholes Optigal CO Pennsylvania Hyes LM. Rowe Optician Denver Pacific Coast Peoria Ing Union Depot H. M. Bronson, A.G. BP. A
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