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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1893
Page
2
The Sun argues reporters generally seek truth and condemns ministers and lawyers who lie or mislead. It covers calls to curb inspectors, criticizes corrupt officials, and lampoons editors like Fairbanks and Dana while defending press integrity amid accusations of fake journalism and corrupt practices.
The mayor once pledged to make Chicago his bride and now issues a manifesto calling for the city to clean and disinfect itself. Observers fear he mistook mild blushes for rot and misread the city’s condition.
The quotes cover social issues from boycott effects on Chinese cooks and venders to praise of the busy man and woman and a note on early coal transport to Philadelphia. Also included are remarks on American road quality, bank stability, and a coal ark voyage. Prominent names include Geary, Mrs Geary, Michigan City Dispatch, Lafayette Courier, Frankfort Crescent, Evansville Journal.
The May Festival Concert featured the Kaaba piano praised for its voice and blending with the singers. It was not a Paderewski instrument but acclaimed for intrinsic worth, reflecting Knabe ads claiming unpurchased pre-eminence. Emil Wulschner & Son handle Knabe pianos at 42 and N. Pennsylvania St. A fast train to Chicago departs Indianapolis daily at 4:00 p.m. via Pennsylvania Line.
Reports note meticulous counting of stamps during manufacture to prevent pilfering. An estimated 119 million copper pennies have disappeared from circulation in the century since the nation began to settle money. London Paris telephony employs stenographers to speed messages, transmitting over 500 words in three minutes. An Austrian physician proposed bee stings provide varying immunity and act as a rheumatism remedy, a view supported by Maltese country folk who have long practiced inoculation with bees with reportedly satisfactory results.
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