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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1894
Page
2
Daily Sun publication notice outlines pricing for home delivery six cents weekly and business inquiries. Advertising rates available from the advertising manager. Subscription options include outside city annual, semiannual, or monthly payments with rates in small print. Contact editorial or business offices at the Sun Building in Indianapolis.
ACOLUMN reviews Coxeyites marches and their impact on labor relief, argues parades distract from main goals, notes Browne and Coxey as controversial figures, and praises Broad Ripple electric railway prospects while critiquing political stalemate reflected in Indiana’s GOP victories and Democratic decline. It also comments on Judge Cox’s charter interpretation and city officials’ stance toward Gen Frey.
General Coxey is described as a crank while supplying substantial content for Republican editorials. The message targets Mesara Coxey Browne Frey Kelley Graynos tzalvin Randall Aubry and others, signaling editors claim the jig is up.
A report notes Cut down jail yard and a street congestion caused by an Indiana contractor. Turnkey Collins is described as a heavy smoker with memory. A Bruner bicycle firm plans to produce 550 bikes at 150 dollars each, ready for sale in two months, with the plant soon enlarged. Jeanette Crillpp, Health Officer Crillpp's 14 year old daughter, debuts as violinist in Cincinnati, praised for her playing.
An advertisement praises Mas Wixslow’s SoorTnixne for children teething and ailments. Claims soothe the child, soften gums, relieve pain, cure wind colic, and aid diarrhea. Priced at twenty five cents a bottle.
A Sun reader shares that John S. Morand of Frank Bird Transfer Co received fifty two responses to a single liner in The Sun. The note argues that liners reach the people and deliver strong value, with some free placements and others at low cost.
A dense classified page lists rental notices for furnished and unfurnished rooms with addresses in Fort Wayne Avenue, Massachusetts Avenue, and Alabama Street, plus loan offers on furniture, pianos, horses, wagons, and watches with weekly or monthly payments. It also notes sales ads for real estate, a drugstore promotion, and multiple real estate agents and insurance firms operating in the Indiana market.
A fragmentary ad-like text from 1970s era medical materials touts treatments for blood and skin diseases and sexual health issues. It claims cures for virility and debility with vermicides, promising relief for women and men, and offers special studies and consultations by mail.
Indianapolis Board of Public Works announces Improvement Resolution No. 94 191 to grade and cement pave the north sidewalk of Fourteenth Street from Tinods Street to Andrews Street with a six foot width and wing at Andrews intersection. Hearing for remonstrances and final action scheduled for May 11 at 10 a.m. at the Board office. Also warns against illegal gas main connections with penalties up to $100 per offense.
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