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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1894
Page
2
The Sun lists six cent weekly city delivery and advertising terms. It notes subscription rates outside the city, annual and six month options, plus monthly prepayment. The notice gives editorial and business office contacts at 626 and 880 PHE Sun telephones in Indianapolis Indiana.
A collage of editorials and statements notes Levi Morton seeking the presidential nomination amid calls for reform and press backing. Reports praise Cleveland’s mansion plan while cautioning he may be urged to resign. Randall leads a protest in Pittsburg. police vow to block march and he vows to resist. Senator Hill denounces the tariff bill amid sugar and whisky trust insinuations. Also announces July 3 to 6 race meeting invites for ladies at fair grounds.
The Sun touts a nationwide fad where all ages gather wild flowers from local districts. The feature claims vast variety, social benefits, and a lasting diary of memories in the collection. It highlights The Wild Flowers of America and promises deluxe coupons and exclusive readership for early adopters.
The piece defends Secretary Gresham against attacks, praises Gov. Waite for progress in Colorado, and rails at tar and feather threats. It cites diverse items from electrocution debates to paving tires, asks if Tillman belongs in the Senate, and laments social and political reorganizations amid figures like Pug Smith and Claude Matthews. The tone blends satire with pointed commentary on leaders, reform, and public opinion.
A compact ad urges readers to order Columbia or Howe Brew to enjoy a refreshed drink at home. Telephone number 1030 is listed for orders, promising convenient access to the beverage.
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