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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1893
Page
2
The Sun Indiana Indianapolis notice outlines subscription rates, delivery, and advertising contacts. It provides annual and short term pricing, distribution terms, and management phone numbers for agents and publishers.
A critical view of recent murders in Indiana and Indianapolis notes the strong role of liquor lust and legal loopholes in crime. The piece defends capital punishment and urges readers to notice Tim Sun's advertising reach and its value to business.
Trials in posing as reformed reprobates show Abe Buzzard pretending to lead a gang of desperadoes while actually a chicken thief. Canada’s debt grows by over 200 million in 25 years, prompting opposition to annexation. Local politics feature adversaries challenging Mayor Sullivan’s bluff in every deal.
Miss Tillie Fenn, a young girl, celebrated her nineteenth birthday by catching a burglar. The piece notes various social prompts and current events, mentioning the Briggs trial, Jeff Davis, and political commentary on Fosters home industries, reflecting a mix of local intrigue and national topics.
The piece complains about New York society after a presentation to Eulalia, calling the reaction of many attendees asinine and half-baked. It portrays the public as tired by what it calls snobbish behavior and pretentiousness among New Yorks social set.
A collection of editorial riffs on tariff policy, Napoleons of finance, and politics. It notes a 25 cent a pound tea duty and its impact on prices, mocks financial figures, and comments on Congressman Crisp's anticipated speakership with a mix of regional tone and sharp humor.
The notice updates train departures for the Monon Route to Chicago starting Sunday May 24. Daily departures include 12:10 am and 11:20 pm with a 4:20 pm run except Sundays, plus 2:05 am daily. The Indianapolis local sleeper departs 11:20 pm daily, with return Chicago 11:50 pm arriving Indianapolis 6:00 am. Also promotes Tron’s bottled whiskies for family and medicinal use at 17 N Illinois St.
The Big Four offers five ventiluled passenger trains daily between Indianapolis and Chicago with parlor and reclining chair cars and direct World’s Fair grounds arrivals. The Special Parlor Car leaves Indianapolis 10:35 a.m. daily for Chicago, arrives 4:15 p.m. Return leaves Chicago 8:25 a.m., arrives Indianapolis 2:35 p.m. A local sleeper via the same route departs 9:00 p.m. from Indianapolis, arrives 7:10 a.m. at World’s Fair grounds and 7:30 a.m. at Chicago proper. Return departs Chicago 11:30 p.m., arrives Indianapolis 6:00 a.m. Additional trips and a fast train via Pennsylvania Line depart 4:00 p.m. from Indianapolis daily.
Help wanted notice advertises a girl for general housework with good wages and no washing. Call immediately. Also appears a loan association advertisement offering building association money to loan with payments of 7 cents per week on a loan, covering premium and interest. W. A. Rhodes, secretary, 722 Market St. continuous text ends abruptly.
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