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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1899
Page
4
Publisher details for Da Daily Sun specify distribution terms six cents weekly and carrier delivery areas. It lists office contact points for advertising, business communications, and publication submissions. It invites news dealers to obtain sale terms and requests subscribers to report delivery issues promptly.
The Sun condemns Edward Atkinson and the New York Post editor as traitors for antiwar talk aimed at undermining U S troops in the Philippines. It argues such acts threaten national unity and warrants strong government action, while acknowledging free expression of opposing views.
The piece rails at corset reform, defending fashion art over health and mocking figures. It also critiques Bryan’s Indiana prospects, Shanklin’s campaign, Alger’s sanitation trip, and notes trusts rising as a political issue ahead of elections. Streetcar promises generate noted disbelief.
An article notes the city's neglect of streets including Meridian Street near Fall Creek, forecasting losses from delay and urging action. It recalls the Indianapolis street railway company surrender of old rights and hints at political figures and ongoing debates from broader issues such as fares and public services.
Gen Horatio King at the Sons of the American Revolution convention in Detroit recalls the 1854 Army of the Potomac reunion at Music Hall. Grant and Hayes shared a table seat like schoolboys, watched by witnesses as they chatted for about a half hour. The memory reflects a simple, democratic moment in a grand gathering.
A Friday morning procession winds west on Washington street as Buffalo Bill’s Congress of Rough Riders arrives from Madison. U S Cavalry amid wild west garb, Indians and Cossacks march past diners while Col Cody’s followers settle into trains and prepare for the street parade and breakfast. Isbell and other Rough Riders recall San Juan Hill fire and injuries, with buffalo herds and a lone calf near the campus as tents rise and crowds gather.
The Harmsworth inquiry prompts a bold exchange as Mr. Kipling's 1000 word piece could happen if Queen Victoria's 2000 word interview is secured. A Raleigh visit moment notes a pretender's boast as sailors test a supposed admiral claimant with a parrot stunt to expose him.
In a column drawn from multiple papers, remarks on Admiral Dewey as an expansionist symbol and the public’s reaction to his popularity surface. The piece notes Bryan’s sourcing, references the silver trust, and mentions Kansas’ Funston as a rising political figure amid anti expansion rhetoric.
The Logansport Reporter notes 1900 will have charm tied to a puzzle. The Columbus Republican praises Civil War veterans for their selfless patriotic treatment of the boys of the recent war.
Fred Kissel has filed his appeal in a case concerning his charges or legal matter, seeking reversal or modification of a decision. Details of the appeal and related court actions are not fully provided in the fragment.
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