New Scott press installed at The Sun in Indianapolis
The Sun unveils its new Walter Scott press, replacing the old Hoe & Co. machine. The luxury printing unit prints up to 16 000 four page papers per hour and 10 000 eight page copies. The old press served The Sun for years and aided its rise before being retired to make way for progress.
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Harry Hartt
Chicago
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Jamin Harrison
Announcement of Tum Sun Changes in Print Form
Imperfect today due to new machinery and a form change. Vue Son becomes an 8 page issue with plans to settle to a four page T-column format. columns widened and lengthened, increasing reading space for readers and advertisers. The lightning press prints standard sized paper, aiming to improve overall readability.
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Tun Sun
Lightning Press
Kaufman Missing Five Years Leaves Estate In Court
Five years after Jeremiah Kaufman vanished from Warren township his wife and daughter manage a small farm that now faces hardship. The Warren circuit court was asked Saturday by George C. Vansickle to appoint an administrator to settle the estate, with speculation that Kaufman is dead or murdered.
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Jeremiah Kaufman
Warren Township
Kaufman
George C. Vansickle
Circuit Court
Papal Changes Announced in Cable From Rome
A Rome cable reports Bishop Kain of Wheeling to become archbishop of St. Louis. Dubuque elevates to an archbishopric with Bishop Hennessey as head and Bishop Burke moves from Cheyenne to St. Joseph Missouri.
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Roma
Kain
Wheeling
W. Va
St. Louis
Dubuque
Hennessey
Ita
Burke
Cheyenne
St. Joseph
Beecham's Pills Promoted On Washington Street
Advertisement style item noting Beecham's Pills claimed to cure sick headache with a mention of 243 I. Washington Street and the names Diener and Aug signifying a sponsor or location in a historical newspaper snippet.
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Beecham
Lieber is in Germany as Indianapolis brewer named consul
Wasnincrox May 18. President appoints consuls including Peter Lieber of Indianapolis to Dusseldorf. Lieber, known for brewery interests here, has spent two years in Europe for health and will return in about a month. Pension commissioner Raum revokes the completed files order and will consider pending claims in filing order.
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Indianapolis
Europe
Peter Lieber
Dusseldorf
Germany
Pater
Tui
Wasnimerox
Raum
Convention opens with scripture at Y. M. C. A. gathering
Delegates to the Y. M. C. A. convention gathered Friday afternoon in Indianapolis with Friday reports from confederations. James Garvie praised for work with Indian groups in the northwest. President Bierce delivered welcome remarks and several members spoke in a lighthearted mood during the session.
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Sin C. I. Jacobs
Il. Shury
Dayton
Il. W. Stanhall
VY. Alc. A
Indianapolis
Beech
James Garvie
Tierrell Smith
Chicago
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Paris
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Man from Columbia Dies After Suspected Morphia Self Harm
Early Saturday morning at the Friendly Inn on Market Street, George E. Miller, 23, was found unconscious by Deputy Eisenheiss and died at 11:50. Miller, recently arrived from Columbia, C, appeared melancholic and the coroner suspects morphine was used with suicidal intent. He had an odd appearance, suggesting recent illness.
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E. M. Eisenheiss
Friendly Inn
Market St
George EF. Miller
Miller
Columbia
Wilbraham Woolen Plant Destroyed by Fire
Norra Wiephram, Mass May 13 The Wilbraham woolen plant on Main Street was destroyed by fire Saturday causing heavy losses. Other notes include Dr Mary Spink joining the state board of charities and a fire department formed by hospital attendants and employees.
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Norra Wieprahamm
Mass
Wilbraham Woolen
Mary Spink
State Board of Charities
Insana Hospital
Emma Combs
G. W. Combe
Geklandon
Ind
Anna Turk
Virginia Ave
City and Water Company
Illinois
College-ave
Frederick Maconnies
Central Christian Church
Christian Endeavor Societies
Monarth Leagues
Willie Wildrick
Reform School
Cox
Samuel Monros
Sony and Cross
Cora M. Johnson
Plert
W.C. Marmon
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Indianapolis
Harper's Court
Marion Marlow
Citizens’ Street Railroad Company
Youngs Marlow
West Indianapolis
Ed. Roll
Lhhae
Lemoring
Standard People
St. Louis
Gov. Matthews
Charles Binner
Issac Williams
Albert Height
Justice Johnston
Mra. Height
Dyeing and Cleaning Axpith's Dye Works
A brief notice from 57 N Pennsylvania Avenue reports a dyeing and cleaning business named Axpith's Dye Works.
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Axpith’s Dye Works
Pennsylvania-at
Bank Suspends as Examiner Takes Charge in Capital City
Bank examiner Young arrived Saturday afternoon and took control of the suspended Capital Bank. He will prepare a report in four to five days and the bank will remain closed until then. Businessmen express confidence in a potential reorganization, while small depositors may refrain from withdrawing.
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Capital Bank
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Packard
Lodisuanolis
Young
Tram Sun
Bank Favors, Runs, and Crises Hit Midwest Towns
Reports from Milwaukee and nearby areas detail bank runs on Plankington and Monroeville institutions amid suspicions and rescues. Deputies describe heavy cash movements, with Armour of Chicago wiring large currency to stabilize Plankington. Other notes cover deposits, reorganizations, and a separate robbery arrest in Mobile, plus weather outlooks and minor transit updates.
Striking sewer workers clash with police in Alabama Street barricade
A Saturday clash on Alabama Street sewer site ends with police arresting striker John Brinkman for resisting an officer as contractors and guards move to resume work. George Vignell's concealed revolver is confiscated and noted amid a tense standoff as public safety orders clear the square for the contract’s completion.
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Meiford
Lowe
John Brinkman
Young
George Vignell
Pinnell
Wnder
Board of Public Safety
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Serge Lowe
Clark
Mgr
Charles Doe
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Finn
Ylkers
Ginly Taree
Union
Rudipad
Lerish
Hawillorad
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Indianapolis women praised for beauty and intellect in city feature
The issue extols Indianapolis as home to the country’s most beautiful and intellectually gifted women, noting clubs in literature, society, sanitation and education. It claims the city hosts more notable women than peers and highlights their leadership and public-spirited roles.
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Indianapolis
Baltimore
Detroit
Cleveland
Indiasepolis
Divorce Actions Spotlight Domestic Strife in Superior Court
The report details multiple divorce actions with grounds including cruelty and abandonment. Names such as Mrs. Harry Reed and Joseph Madden appear, along with judges and outcomes noting separations and dismissed complaints. A Peruvian political clash and a transatlantic yacht race are also mentioned in brief.
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Heyer
Anon
Gale
Harry Reed
Joseph
Josepha
Harper
Birs
Weller
Tahlia Breitfeld
Fleary
Winter
Joseph Madden
Sarah
Kate
Lloney Melivain
Hila
Geoage
Bartholomew
Anthony Montgomery
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