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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1908
Page
10
Practice Writing By Writing Editors Of Course
A Wage Earner urges Young Men’s Christian Association members to practice writing by sending letters to editors. It provides sample letters to the Indianapolis News Star and Sun, praising journalism and suggesting ways to get pieces printed and learned readers to respond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis News
Wall Street
Horace Greeley
Charles A. Dana
Ruff Whiskers
Ima Barber
The
Indianapolis Sun
Washington
Lincoln
People’s Rights Must Rule Here on Indianapolis Telephone
A lengthy editorial denounces the mayor for resisting governor backed consolidation of Indianapolis telephone firms. The News argues for trunk interconnection to preserve competition and protect residents from higher rents, urging cautious city handling and warning officials against ignoring public rights amid the courthouse rumors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis News
Indianapolis
Central Union Telephone Company
Indiana
The Income Of Pullman Porters
A discussion from The American Magazine noting limited trades push many African Americans toward small businesses while rail and Pullman porter roles offer rising earnings. It cites a porter's start in the South, earning from $156 to $200 monthly with tips, and frames these positions as profitable paths for savings and advancement.
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Pullman
South
The
American Magazine
Public cars painted to match new line
The traffic superintendent reports public complaints about old dark blue cars bumping compared to the smoother new light blue ones. The manager orders immediate painting of all old cars light blue to resolve the issue.
Public stance on franchise rights and municipal governance
The piece argues that taxpayers deserve businesslike handling of franchise issues and criticizes attempts to politicize the matter. It warns against rumors of a stockholder suit against Indianapolis Telephone to trigger receivership, noting such moves would harm public interests and may avoid public votes to target unpopular citizens.
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Indianapolis Telephone Company
Man's Place in the Universe and Divine Guidance
The fragment discusses evolution as a guided process within the cosmos. It asserts life origin is mysterious yet may be revealed by science, while affirming divine activity shaping evolution. Humans are intelligent, active agents within a cosmic scheme, emphasizing cooperation as a key virtue in service to Divinity.
English Drink Trade Powers Society and Tax Revenue
The piece notes England spends over $800,000,090 yearly on drink, funding the navy and comprising a large share of royal revenue. It contrasts England with America, where saloon keepers are prominent, and cites about $1.5 billion invested in the trade and over 119,000 licensed premises. Many British pubs are tied houses owned by brewers or distillers, giving those firms local influence.
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America
United Kingdom
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