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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1889

Page

3

Deaths by own action haunt a newsroom circle

A veteran city editor, Ben Worth, and reporter Sam Peters collide over a lethal code of reporting self murder. Sam shoots himself after a note and contemplation, Ben follows, and a distraught lover’s poison links the crimes. The coroner’s verdict shifts as a blood stained note is tied to the tragedy.

Ben Worth Sam Piters Sam David Copperfield Dora Ben Park Sai Fen Tom Benjamin Worth Samuel Peters Worth Mr. Peters Petera Peter

Veteran Indianapolis Journalist Recounts 1800s Press Life

Berry R Sulgrove, editor and one of the west's oldest newspaper men, recalls early Indiana journalism from 1848 onward. He discusses how papers operated, key figures like Schuyler Colfax, the shift to telegraph news, and the rise of city editors, with anecdotes of misprinted papers and notable reporters. The piece also notes other local editors and the era's evolving press landscape.

Berry Sulgrove Innisnapols Sun Berry R. Sulgrove Sulgrove Locomotive W. South St J. P. Chapman Ger George H. Chapman The Chanticleer John D. Defrees Journal Europe Oliver P. Morton Mitchell Cincinnati Observatory Indianapolis Dobn S. Spann W. W. A. Ellis Statesman Schuyler Colfax St. Joseph Holley Begister Congress Buck” Ferrall Lafayette Journal David Holloway Col. Holloway Times Richmond Palladium Crgale Thompson Greensburg Republcan and Mattings Plymouth Gazette Vevay Express and Gazette Terre Haute Margarite Mullen American Union Cleveland West Alice Cary Detroit News Neilis M. Stackhouse Chicago Tribune Daily Democrat Nellie Bly New York World Pittsburg Daily Paper Nellie Ella C. Nave the Sentinel Mary C. Nicholas Mena Kemp Ozan People Anna McKenzie Mies Openheimer Tribune Margaret Holmes Bates Emma C. Carlton Boston Transcript Currant

Sun editor letter from Jimtown stirs Indiana politics

A Washington letter dated May 1 1889 from Jimtown Indiana legislator Saint James inquires about stamps and writes a curiously garbled, self critical plea. He jokes about office hopes and the Sun’s growth while venting on colleagues and misty political ideals. He asks for five dollars to quiet his landlady.

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New notions and costly rejections in trade and health

The piece argues that innovators cost more at first but later prove profitable, citing Captain's chronometer and Warner's Safe Cure as examples. It notes that refusing new ideas can ruin firms and health, and ends by endorsing Havana Putts cigars as affordable 5 cent options available through druggists.

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All in White Louise Von De Walle Recounts Blair Treatment

Louise Von De Walle describes a year ago when dressing all in white for a church event led to a severe cold. She details persistent head and lung symptoms, fatigue, and appetite loss, then reports rapid improvement after Blair Treatment and urges others to seek it. Her Indianapolis address and clinic hours are provided for consultation.

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Drunkenness Can Be Cured, Claims Historic Belief

The piece asserts that drunkenness or alcoholism can be cured, describing the liquor habit as a depraved appetite and claiming a positive cure through certain methods referenced in the era. It frames addiction as a solvable condition within a moralistic and medical discourse.

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Royal Specific for Drunkenness Sold by Ward Exp

The Royal Specific for drunkenness can be given with or without patient knowledge and works for both chronic and acute drinkers. It supposedly cures appetites for liquor when taken as directed. For sale by Ward Exp. at 40 BE Washington St, price two dollars per bottle.

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