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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1899
Page
4
A fragment discusses subscription rates in Atsile City and annual, six month, and monthly prepaid options. The text then shifts to editorial opinions on church attacks, Dr. Briggs, Calvinism, and broad platform views, followed by critical takes on Auditor Hart, insurance hypocrisy, state laws, and public figures Smith Schmidt and Chandler in a charged, era-tinged commentary.
fragmentary remarks appear to criticize authorities over ward safety and aging paupers crowding tall buildings. mentions Cc. F. Smith as having broken loose again. notes vanity of getting named in papers.
A collage of quotes from diverse readers and figures including Omer Wishard Bernard Jeup and Gov Mount. They discuss parks street cars debt debates soldier life and the news paper influence. The compilation captures local sentiment and social life with humor memory and political observation.
A collage of brief quotations from Indiana papers jokes about water safety political dinners and speeches musing on chairs trusts and war prep. The mixed items reference Noblesville Plainfield Greenfield Marion Danville and Kansas topics with cadence of early 20th century editorials.
At the Loyal Legion annual session in the state house a resolution praising the administration’s foreign policy was adopted after discussion. Officers elected include Admiral George Brown Indianapolis commander and James Whitcomb Riley among new members welcomed at a Friday banquet and dance at the German house.
Bowling Green Ohio May 6 The local gas company will stop providing natural gas for fuel and a plant will be installed to manufacture artificial gas.
The czar dispatched 1,500,000 roubles to the Red Cross for famine relief in the eastern provinces, announced from St. Petersburg on May 6.
In Chattanooga on Friday evening Judge A L Spears of Jasper Tenn had his pocketbook taken at the Union Depot. It contained $2500 and the thief escaped.
A dated church services notice lists multiple congregations with their ministers and Sunday worship times. Rev T J Villers at First Baptist 10 45 and 3 45, Rev A B Philputt Central Christian 10 45 and 7 45, Rev A J Graham Christ Episcopal 10 30 and 7 30, Rev G A Carsten sen St Pauls Episcopal 10 45 and 4 38, Rev C C Lasby Central Ave M E 10 30 and 7 30, Rev W A Quayle Meridianst M E 6 45 and 7 45, Rev Robert Roberts Roberts Park M E 11 and Rev C EF Bacon 7 30, Rev M L Haines First Presbyterian 8 45 and 7 45, Rev J A Milburn Second Presbyterian 8 1 and 4, Mayer Chapel Rev Clifford McBride 7 30, Tabernacle Presbyterian Rev J Cumming Smith 10 45 and 7 45, W Washington St Chapel Rev W B Dunham 7 30.
A family recalls a severe coughing spell during a whooping cough outbreak last winter. They used Chamberlain's Cough Remedy successfully for croup and found it effective in relieving the cough.
Friday night the high school senate debated women’s suffrage but adjourned amid lively discussion. Senators Harris Chandler Cornelle Baker James Nimal and Morgan Edward Fisher spoke for and against the measure with remarks about women in politics and the household. Miss Serena Hogan opposed the bill arguing politics is not woman's sphere.
Six board members debated management at Friday night session. Sept Goss sought a two month summer vacation to Europe but the board put off action. Creditors holding 24 729 61 in notes due June 1 will be paid July 1 from 500 thousand dollars in refunding bonds. Students may decorate the memorial monument on Memorial Day morning. Cora Mundele and Julia Adam were named teachers at 600 dollars per year and 32 50 per month respectively.
Gabriel Jones a colored Indianapolis politician and mail weigher on Lake Erie & Western trains faces a Saturday evening court appearance after a restaurant remark by Engineer Carpenter about Jones’s color led to an assault and battery charge. The other party may argue provocation as a defense.
Dallas reports growing anti trust sentiment in Texas as Dudley G. Wooten of Dallas writes Gov. Sayres urging a conference of governors and attorneys general to discuss and agree on a concerted policy and uniform legislation against trusts and monopolies. a call is expected within days.
Passenger officials report rising ticket and mileage book sales. Big Four earnings last week set a road record at 1 337 030 32 dollars. A new crossing was installed at the S Delaware street Union tracks. Ida Dauffalder sues the city for 5000 dollars claiming a fall on earth at N Meridian street.
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