The Sun Postal and Circulation Notice
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Fletchers
Indianapolis Sun Classified Notice Fragments
Outside city, per year, in advance, .$3.0 Outside city, six months, in advance. .$1.50 Outside city, per month, in advance. 2 SUN TELEPHONES. Editorial rooms 6:2. 000800 626 Business office Lae eees cee, 880 THE SUN, . 125 E Ohiost. Indianapolis, Ind, INDIANAPOLIS, JUNE 2, 1699.
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Fletcher gas talks show city concerns and political currents
The Sun challenges Allen Fletcher’s sworn citizen stance in the Fletcher gas dispute as Indianapolis seeks cheaper gas. The piece labels Fletcher a former gas power and urges reliance on disinterested sources, while noting Tom Taggart’s mayoral prospects and recommending Booth Tarkington’s Gentleman from Indiana.
Tales They Tell and Timely Tariffs in Frontier Tales
A collection of humorous frontier anecdotes features Senator Ta bor’s late life and his lavish purchases of $160 lace night robes, editor Eugene Field’s mock diagrams, and Ta bor’s reactions. Also recounted are Carnegie’s messenger boy misadventure and Bishop Williams’s gentle wit at a railway event, reflecting late 19th century humor and regional character.
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Senator Tabor
Silver State
Eugene Field
Denver Tribune
Tabor
Denver
Senate
Field
New Orleans Times-Democrat
Bishop Williams
Connecticut
Jor. Williams
Guy
Guizzine
War to the death and peace with honor in Aguinaldo talk
A colonial era tone runs through edited clippings with quotes about Aguinaldo declaring war to the death and seeking peace with honor. The collection includes temperance anecdotes and political jabs from various papers, plus humor about frontier figures and fair humor.
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Aguinaldo
Miami County Sentinel
Dawson City
Jobanon
Newport Js
Clay County Enterprise
Democratic Party
Columbia City Post
Separate colored companies in Indiana guard policy urged
The text argues a soldier of the King should demand segregation in Indiana national guard colored units. It notes Reverend D D’s duty to extend fellowship to over 400000 colored Methodists and mentions Porto Rico insular commission findings on concubinage and possible divorce reforms.
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Indiana
Porto Rico
Insular Commission
Stamp sales drop in Indianapolis May report
May stamp sales in Indianapolis totaled 36272 dollars and 24 cents, down 181 dollars from last year. The pestmaster cites lack of guidance from state committees as a reason. The next meeting will address work plans and Township input from Grant, Howard, and Miami counties.
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Indianapolis
Grant
Howard
Miami Counties
F. A. Cotton
Daily Luncheon Deals and Local Advertisements
A Full Meal for 10c is our Business Lunch served daily from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Ladies' lunch on the second floor. Ormonde at 16 W. Pearlst features brick maintenance tips. Collars and cuffs priced at 14c. Progress laundry. An Old Nurse for Children is advertised. Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething is sold at twenty five cents a bottle.
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Ormonde
W. Pearlst
Missouri Pacific Tickets Sell Round Trip to Colorado
During late June and early July the Missouri Pacific railway will sell round trip tourist tickets to points in Colorado with good return until October. The price is one fare plus 82.06. For full information contact G A A Deane Traveling Passenger Agent Missouri Pacific Railway 231 McCrea st Indianapolis.
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Missouri Pacific Railway
Colorado
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McCreast
Indianapolis
Indianapolis Market Report Shows Wide Range of Goods
Indianapolis June 2 Slight changes in vegetables fruits and oils. Provisions list smoked meats lard sausage beans canned fruits and vegetables with prices for tuna today including hams shoulders bacon and various items. Also includes dairy goods oils seeds flour feed and other staples priced for regional buyers.
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Indianapolis
California
Hamlets
Indiana
Tierces
Sic
Walkersville Men Die in Lightning Strike
Two men from Walkersville Kentucky, E Richardson and Thomas Spirby, were killed by a lightning strike. The incident occurred at the residence of John A Brannon, described as a point in Walkersville.
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E. Richardson
Thomas Spirby
Walkersville
John A. Brannon
Point
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McClure
New York
Carnegie
James
New York Herald
Spirit OF the State Press
Mary Enen Lease
Kansas
Burdock
Julia Filbridge
West Cornwell, Conn
W. E. Curtis
Chicago Record
Capt. Hance
Grand Canyon
Arizona
Ireland
Saks
Chas. H. Spencer
Bert” Spencer
Mary L. Meuser
Father Chartrand
Bishop Chatard
Meuser
Crescent Oil Company
Wyoming
West SL
Girl's Industrial School
Tomlinson Hall
New Telephone Company
Kimlock Telephone Company
Commercial Travelers’ Club
Wallace
H. J. Silute
Talbot Block
Progress Laundry
St. Louis
City Markets
Messina
Ariosa
Lion
Jersey
Marion Club
PLC
Columbia River
Sacramento
C. Cove
Timothy
Kentucky
Regal Ask
Coral Beauty
New York State
London
Napier Dental
S. Meridian St
Richelieu
Ghia Wiehtih Tis Liberale
Batone Femst
Hermsdorff
PHY Tisss DR
Sgoonvs Co
Frank Lindon and Company
Minneapolis
Fairbank
New York Ladies’ Symphony Orchestra
Frank W. McKee
Physicians and Surgeons
W. B. Fletcher
M. Spink
North Alabama St. Ary A. Sp
West Baden
Martinsville
J.m.metzgerck Co
Wisconsin
Michigan
Ohio
Springs
Brazil
Island City
Aie
Paragon
Pittsburg
Price
Indiana Bicycle CO
Pennsylvania and
Chicago
Washington
L. F. Elmendorf
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