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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1893
Page
2
Indiana readers are urged to oppose lynch mobs and defend lawful justice after a Danville courthouse shooting transfer. The Sun condemns mob violence, praises court process, and calls for responsible journalism before discussing local festival failures and suffrage rhetoric.
The report notes John P. Frenzel set to face Corbett with Frenzel displaying a confident, smiling style after knocking down his opponent. It also mentions Editor Fairbanks' clever young men attending the world’s fair on Saturday night, not as exhibits.
The text hints that Simeon Coy will play a leading role in the upcoming city campaign with spirited activity. It notes Thomas Sullivan will need broad support from patriots. A light, humorous tone suggests Coy will bring more amusement to the municipal contest than others, with a touch of saucy commentary on Indianapolis atmosphere.
Dispatches from Goshen Muncie and Fort Wayne newspapers detail the state department’s retreat from appointing consuls in Hoosierland. Col Johnson and others face disappointment as no new posts are expected. The note remarks on political and funerary reform debates amid broader national reflections.
The Pennsylvania Line offers a direct Indianapolis to Chicago route with reliable service and convenient access to Grand Crossing near the World’s Fair Grounds. Tickets to Chicago and return are discounted 25 percent until October 1st, with inquiries handled by W. P. Brunner in Indianapolis.
Seid did not seem eager to perform here and the orchestra members express indignation at the perceived dishonor. They are refined gentlemen who value a good offer and lament losing their favorite Calum Dia Beer from the Home Brewing Company on tap or bottled by J. Box.
A famed novelist recalls Oscar Wilde during his visit ten years ago. After a Vera rehearsal in New York Wilde spoke about himself with ardor, declaring a wish for worship and then, in a calm aside, said he was like God Almighty. The anecdote appeared in Literary World.
A collection of admonitions on health and lifestyle. The passages warn against chewing wood toothpicks as dangerous splinters lodge in the throat. A physician predicts biking's popularity could alter physique. Dr Holmes likens life to a lamp with three wicks.
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