Indianapolis Sun listing and circulation note
The Indianapolis Sun published daily except Sunday in the Sun building at 123 and 1% E Ohio Street. Foreign advertising reps listed in New York Chicago St Louis. Entered as second class mail with circulation certified by the Association of American Advertisers. No 165
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Sun
Ohio Atireet
Smith & Budd
Brunswick
Fifth Avenue
New York
Tribune
Chicago
Third National Bank
St. Louis
The
Association of American Advertisers
New York City
The Selfishness of Men and the Unselfishness of Mothers
A reflective piece contrasts maternal devotion with male self interest, praising mothers for endless worry that sustains the young and notes men's self centered ways drive progress. It argues cosmic wisdom uses both virtues and flaws for human advancement.
Government favors corporations over citizens in Russia pact
In a biting critique of U S policy the piece argues Russia grants equal treatment to American corporations while denying rights to American citizens of Jewish background. It links this to Elihu Root and the Tombs case and urges government to prioritize citizenship over corporate interests.
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Russia
United States
Standard Oil
Steel Trust
America
China
Pouren
Elihu Root
Root
Mr. Root
Presence of Mind on a Train Bridegroom Coke Coat
A couple rode into a Sheffield railway carriage as a bridal pair. The groom calmly revealed the ruse when rice spilled from his overcoat. He quipped to his partner that he had stolen the bridegroom's overcoat, prompting amused smiles from the passengers.
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Sheffield
Tatler
Washington and the Morris Estate Saga of 66 000 Acres
A tabloid style recounts Roger Morris of Putnam County siding with the tories, fleeing to England, and Mary Philipse's connection to George Washington. It traces confiscation, the life-interest flaw, John Jacob Astor's legal move, and a New York court battle ending with Astor receiving $500,000 in 6 percent two year bonds. The narrative highlights Washington the soldier and lawyer, and the heirs who challenged dispossession.
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Roger Morris
Putnam County
New York
Morris
England
Mary Philipse
George Washington
George
Mary
Washington
John Jacob Astor
Astor
State of
Daniel Webster
Martin van Buren
Uphill Quip Between Aspiring Guide and Tourist
An exchange on climbing height ends with a quip about a seven foot alpenstock. The tourist asks to go higher, the guide replies with a practical limit and a playful push to continue climbing.
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Alpenstock
Indiana artists gain notice in New York and beyond
Prominent Indiana born artists Olive Rush and Charles Falls rise in New York art circles. Rush, a Howard Pyle pupil from Fairmount now in NYC, frequently lands magazine cover work and shows Indiana scenes. Falls, who moved east in 1900, earns cover designs for Everybody's and other magazines, with strong color and illustration for soldier and exotic tales.
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Olive Rush
Fairmount
Ind
New York City
Metropolis
Howard Pyle
Niss Rush
Indiana
Miss Rush
New York
Burg
Charles B. Falls
Mr. Falls
Chicago
Everybody’s Magazine
Mr. Fall
James Hopper
Falls
Pearson
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Worth Brehm
Indianapolis
Christies
Fishers
Outing Magazine
Brehm
Will Wood
Supreme Court
J. B. Workman
Workman
Grant County
Marion County
International Recording Company
Kansas City
Comtrany
Somcetwe
Mhnalch and Accident Insurance Company
Saginaw, Mich
State Insurance Department
C. W. Neal
Indiana Insurance Bureau
Speedway
United States Health and Accident Insurance Company
London
Commonwealth
Assen Insurance CO
Saxferd
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