The Sun Comes to Shine in Indianapolis
Summary of a historic move as The Sun announces its launch in Indianapolis, aiming to serve as a one-cent penny paper with full news coverage. The piece outlines the paper’s mission to support growth, fairness in politics, and collaboration with local business and citizens, led by The Lux publishing company. It discusses broader city prospects, rail links, taxes, and natural gas, plus reactions to Melville W. Fuller’s U.S. Supreme Court appointment.
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SUN
Board of Trade
Indianapolis
Pawer
Lux Publishing Company
Indiana
Davenport Seeks Separation Amid Sturm Over Divorce Cash
Chicago source reports Tickle Panny Davenport sues for separation from her husband Eu Price after paying 85000 years ago to obtain a divorce from him. The tale unfolds with rival suitors, political chatter, and a dramatic note on Indiana and Ohio prospects as public and private lives intertwine in a sensational gossipy column.
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Tickle
Panny’ Davenport
EU. Price
Panny
Notable Figures Parade Wealth and Power in Era
A survey of prominent figures shows Cormmelius Vanderbilt earning about $1,000,000 a month in capital income and William K. close behind. Lord Hampden marks his golden wedding. Justice Lamar questions southern youth energy. a Washington friend recalls Roscoe Conkling. the Empress of Austria travels incognito in London. Mrs. Maclear hosts a Monday party. Frances Hodgson Burnett appears post legal battles. Congressman Glass seeks $25,000 for Gen. Sevier memorial. Bismarck runs a major German mill and paper works. Otto Hegner lauded as a piano prodigy trained by Hans Huber. Edwin D. Morgan reorients after marriage and tragedy. sports and other social notes fill the column.
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Lord Hampden
Brand
House of Commons
L. Q. C. Lamar
South
Mr. Conkling
Roscoe
Austria
London
Maclear
London Sunday Times
Albert Gate Mansion
Frances Hodgson Burnett
P. T. Glass
Tennessee
House of Representatives
John Sevier
Sevier
Bismarck
Germany
Varzin
Otto Hegner
Morgan
Indiana Republicans Rally Behind Harrison as Favorite Son
The Indiana Republicans rally to Gen. Harrison, branding him the only favorite son and denouncing rivals as equivocal. The Chicago Herald notes potential bitterness in Indiana politics as they denounce opposing leaders and hint at sharp confrontations in the coming election. The Indiana White Caps threaten to beat the polls and eject rogues violating election laws.
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Indiana
Harrison
Clinois
Tomorrow Blue River Park Opens With Picnic by Cold Wave Club
The Cold Wave Club will open Blue River Park for the season with boating dancing baseball and fishing. Two trains will run from Union Station at 9 a.m. and 2 p.m. returning at 7 p.m. Round trip fare is fifty cents.
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Cold Wave Club
Union Station
Cable streetcar system described with tunnel, grip, and tension details
A lengthy description explains a pioneering cable streetcar system with its endless cable, tension pulleys, and grip mechanism. It covers how the car links to the cable, how speed is controlled, and how tunnels and grates support the line, noting maintenance costs versus horse service and the system’s reliability.
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Lorse
Arsiem
Olis
Peonnais Yankee
Andrew
Iphia
R Neles
Babies and landlords clash as New York’s summer push begins
A New York City scene describes renting tensions and tenants fleeing to the suburbs. The piece notes leases stretching from spring to autumn amid building booms in Harlem and the city’s parks, with babies filling Bryant Park and seaside sands under open-air summer life.
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Jeandlord
Getsher
Cit
Harlem
New York
Bryant Park
Sixth Avenue
Bryror
Telegraph Taps and Turmoil Across Nation
A wild mix of news items: Joliet pursues Chicago boodlers while Chicago police chase a murderer. New York legislature adjourns. California quake forecast warned. Minnesota floods damage the Upper Mississippi. Confederate memorial day observed in the south. Turpie claim validated in Senate. Denver gambler Pierson allegedly spent 100000 in a single sitting. bank theft in Pratt, Kansas yields 4018 in cash. Quantrell guerrilla survivors recount bloody deeds at Blue Springs. McKinley proposes tariff reductions and wool schedule. questions on Dakota governor charges and ethanol tax repeal. Rent your rooms. Ten words free at Tum Sun building in Ohio Street.
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New York
Toronto
Mississippi
South
Turpie
Senate
Wiggins
California
Cleveland
Church of Dakota
Charlie Pierson
Denver
Tascott
Pratt, Kan
Quantrell
Blue Springs
McKinley
Ohio
Congress
Local Man Credits Doctor Blair For Sudden Recovery
A testimony recounts ailing Mr. Vert of 120 Ann Street who suffered headaches dizziness chest pains and digestive distress. After unsuccess with various doctors and patent remedies he sought Dr. Blair at 203 N. Tinos Street and reports marked improvement including weight gain and restored health. He urges readers to verify the claim personally.
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Ann Street
Blair
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