Indianapolis Sun notices and masthead data
The Indianapolis Sun notes publication details for Willis S Thompson. The paper, published daily except Sunday, lists Bun building address 123 and 125 E Ohio street and foreign ad reps in New York Chicago and St Louis. It carries standard post office and circulation certification statements.
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Bun
Ohio Street
Smith & Budd
Brunswick
Fifth Avenue
New York
Tribune
Chicago
Third National
Educated Iron and Human Beings Demand Real Training
A street crew demonstrates cutting a heavy rail with a small saw to illustrate that true education is transformative. The piece argues iron improves with proper treatment, and humans need accurate, thorough education rather than mere appearance, noting heredity and limits of potential.
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School of Mines
New Editor Faces Off with Old Schoolmate in Poetic Swap
A humorous exchange unfolds as a new editor dismisses a rival poem as useless while recalling a schoolyard verse the author once wrote in a autograph book. In a separate vignette, a station master mocks floods that delay a Mudstone train by half an hour, claiming a “normal” record broken.
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Mudstone
Editor’s stance on politics and journalism power
A veteran editor argues editors must stay out of public office to preserve impartial leadership. He cites J Bennett Gordon and others, warning that chasing offices erodes editorial influence and public trust. The piece contrasts selfless local journalism with self-serving promotion and notes a few editors who did transition successfully.
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Fuller
Sonny
Bey
Derricks
J. Bennett Gordon
Richmond
Gordon
Bennett
Gordon Sore
Beecome
George Lockwood
Congress
Eleventh
John Moorman
John
State Machine
Henry Barnhart
John B. Stoll
Indiana
Thi mi
Jim Blaine
Gov. Hoch
Kansas
Local Notes and Political Hints in Columbus and South Bend
A collection of brief items mentions Col. Charles B. Clark and the mayoralty race in St. Charles B. Clark, Roy Emig sending a waterworks postcard, Gov. Marshall receiving Owls Rule No. 5 cards, Dr. D H Oliver studying cavalry horses, Col. John R. Fesler’s persistence with G A R, William E. Kroll courting Democratic support for mayoral nomination, Joe S. Miller submitting The Ring Candidate for prizes, and friends predicting prize winnings.
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South Bend
Gov. Marshall
Order of Owls
Joe S. Miller
Looking Ahead at a Wedding and a Threat
The exchange shows Fenshaw declaring intent to wed Col Swinger, with Mrs Grasse and widow Grasse reacting. A hostile undertone hints at a potential hit or confrontation, suggesting danger behind social plans and personal tensions in a wartime or ceremonial setting.
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Fenshaw
Col. Swinger
Sergeant Forces Irish Recruit to Hold Head High
A short sergeant drills recruits including a tall Irishman. After warnings about posture, he lifts the man’s head to the proper height and jokes that the recruit must keep it there. The Irishman responds with an Irish farewell, joking he cannot see the sergeant again.
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Pat
Sergart
His Destination Stray Stories Quip Sparks Hall Debate
A suffragette proclaims women deserve credit, asking where men would be without them. A heckler retorts that if women got all credit men would end up in the poorhouse. The exchange appears in Stray Stories reflecting early 20th century social tensions.
United. Mother Samuel exchange over misplaced apples
A terse dialogue shows a mother asking Samuel about missing sr apples stored in the pantry. Samuel replies they are with the Jamaica ger that was kept in the medicine chest at Piacott's.
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United
Samuel
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