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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1894
Page
2
Public notice outlines delivery price six cents weekly and subscription options for outside city readers. It lists advertising inquiries, editorial contacts, and office phone numbers for The Sun of Indianapolis Indiana.
An editorial warns of circulated false rumors threatening the Indianapolis May festival. It dismisses the charges as baseless while urging Indiana residents to attend. The piece also touches on local politics, church matters, and civic frustrations with public issues like dirty streets and asphalt paving.
Superintendent Powell wears a white vest while the Grand hotel gets a new paint job. Cyclist Gene Minor trains in Martinsville. A. W. Conduitt shows a sober air at the Board of Work. J. H. Milburn leaves early for Wisconsin fishing. Florence Balgarine, English writer, cites Matron Buchanan and Boston stations as superior in a police matrons book.
A compilation of editorial quips from several papers criticizing Coxey’s movement and its impact on politics. It notes the Washington capital grass incident, overwork among congress members, and Breckinridge’s potential return to duties, reflecting broad media sentiment on the era’s labor protests and government response.
In 1894 an anxious reader reports nervousness and loss of appetite improving after trying Hood's Sarsaparilla. The notice highlights local merchants Union Cooperative, Washington Street, and mentions real estate agents capitalizing on hard times, with a nod to the second page of the issue.
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