Indianapolis Sun Advertisement and Masthead Snippet
Snippet from the Indianapolis Sun includes address, publishing notes, telephones, subscription rates, and advertising reps. It references the paper as the first daily in Indiana and lists offices, delivery costs, and city and out-of-town rates. Presidents and editors are not specified, with no clear event or outcome.
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Indiana
Gsey
Bun
Oblast
Anll
Central Union
Budaem Offee -Mulic
Tadilanapolis Tel. Co
Baiterial
Basle Deve
New York
World Building
Eugene van Zant
Chicago
A.W. Allen
PostoMice
Indianapola
Ind
Indiana University Commencement Sets Record Grads
Indiana announces 203 graduates will receive degrees on June 20 marking the largest class in the institution’s history. The state university gains prominence, expanding buildings and faculty as it competes with older endowments and grows with state support. The piece contextualizes Indiana’s rise, its place among state and national institutions, and references Lincoln era history and regional progress.
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University of Indiana
University of Inatg@om
Indiana
United States
Purdue
Oid
Tony
Universcty of
Bearded Cincinnati Visitor Joins Hotel Desk Scene
An itinerant man from Cincinnati saunters into a hotel lobby at eight, signs the register with an unsteady pen, banters with the clerk about weather and traps, then collapses in gravity’s grasp after a comic flourish. The piece shifts to business talk on salesmanship and the craft of reading character.
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Cincinnati
Hisnolaest
Shay
Riley'a
Willam Kerman
Elyrin, O
the Grand
Isan
Saleamen
Ander
Mont Busines
Thant
After the Quake Shocks Trigger Personal Missings Ads
In the chaos after the quake hundreds of San Francisco residents seek missing loved ones. The Chronicle prints dozens of personal notices with names and addresses from Oakland to San Francisco, urging leads on wives husbands children and relatives believed lost or scattered by the disaster.
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San Francisso
Chronicle
Rosner
Market St
Oakland
Margaret Morgants
A. N. Biorxan
Capp
San Francisca
Lion Goldsmith
Isaac
Calumet
Mich
Duncan McMillin
Glen
Wood House
Cal
George Danilow
San Francisco
Barry L. Grigery
A.C. Conner
Eadyst
Will E. Connor
Julius Neeman
Grove Street
Julian Booman
Albany
Margaret Evans
Indy
SA Non Nees
J. Evans
van Nets
Uncertain Memoir Snippets From a Patchwork Page
A garbled column blends anecdotes from political figures and oddities. It mentions Mayor Tunne of Chicago, a talkative barber, a retired judge, and a humorous letter about barrels of picked fruit, plus reflections on exaggeration, auctions, and the era’s curiosity about public figures and daily life.
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Tunne
Chicago
Worthy undertaking guides Indianapolis history project
The Commercial club educational committee adopts a plan to mark yearly points of historical interest with commemorative tablets and invites public school children to write essays, shifting from medals to encouraging study of rural local history. The goal is to foster pride, better future conditions, and a careful, ongoing record of historical facts for the community. Indianapolis offers rich material for research as the movement connects past and present civic pride.
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Indiana
Indianapolis
Washington
Abraham Lincoln
Indianspolis
Commer~cial Club
Indianapolls
Ita
Exiled Promise Lingers Beyond My Brow
A fragmentary verse captures an exile's ache as the speaker recalls promises once etched on the brow. It laments eye errors and agonies that mark years, questioning where that promised future now rests after the self and piece have faded away.
Fragmented Poem Fragments From an Unknown Source
A collection of garbled lines speaking of vanity and desert peace, missing goals and fame, with scattered names and ruined phrases. Imagery shifts from shore wrecks to exile and shadow, creating a fragmented, cryptic verse amid nonsensical terms.
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Errol
May Take Courage Even Gov Hanly Optimistic On Public Duty
The Buffalo News editorializes Governor Hanly’s outlook, praising his view that government reflects the people and noting the nation’s history of virtue and progress. It lauds his stance against graft while highlighting the public spirit in business, charity, and civic duty, asserting strong executive leadership in Indiana.
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Indiana
Hanly
Sien
United States
Martha Iand
Gev
Rome
New York
Gov. Hanly
Buffalo News
A Blonde Girl of Brain and Brown Emma Dill Emerges Amid Athletes and Law
Emma Dill, a Smith College graduate and top law scholar from New York, defies social norms as a democratic, athletic standout. Her sister, also a high achiever, and their wealthy father James B. Dill are noted, with Emma earning law honors and earning the nickname Diltie.
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Emma Dill
New York University
James B. Dill
Rolgtt
Ocner
Pirla
Smith
Gin
jInzida
Diltie
Mine Berensen
Elise
Dlames
Risa Dill
Emma Douncon
Kemp
Thu
Miss Dill
Juno
Minerva
Wandering Seed Drill Case Baffles Claimants In Patma
Real Absentmindedness in Patma leaves Billy Duggan unable to identify the borrower of his seed drill and the borrower unable to name its source. The stalemate risks Billy discarding the drill altogether as the Lexington Michigan note shows a fragmented, discordant traffic of quotes from papers like the Baltimore American and Delralt News, reflecting misattributed opinions.
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Billy Duggan
Patma
Billy
Lexington
Mich
Three Little Stories and Three Laughys in One Piece
A column of lighthearted anecdotes from Eugene Field jokes to club echoes and a wedding quip. It recalls a Kansas City merchants prank, an amusing Catskills echo tale, a Sunapee wakeup joke, and a Philadelphia reception remark about love and future identity. The pieces mix humor and social color with dated tone.
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Murphy
Chicago
Catskills
Sunapee
William
Knox
Philadelphia
Washington Scribbles on Stage and Senate Delights
A long satirical passage discusses Washington reporters and figures such as Baron Rosen and ex Senator William Chandlery. It notes reporters’ appetite for copy, Rosen’s habit of smoking between courses at functions, and Witte’s quips with the czar. The column mocks immigration bills and a Pennsylvania tax case about bad cigars.
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House of Congress
Dona Billa
Body
D. R. Burton
Kansas
Ima Apick
Jusica
Burton
Senate
Supreme Court
Trist
Washington
Eren
William I. Chantler
New Hampshire
Mr. Chandlery
Tam
Cain
Decay of Epithets in Mouths of the Mighty
A clipped, critical sketch of political invective referencing historical figures and epithets. The piece contrasts sharp taunts used by lawmakers with a call for civility, noting how leaders treated rivals, and cites examples from Washington through Adams and Clay to illustrate enduring use of contemptuous labels in public discourse.
Not Raining Rain to Me Poetic Fragment
Fragments describe rain as absent for some and present as flowers falling, with lines about clouds engulfing a town and contrasts of mood. The text references rain, roses, and bed health, though many words are garbled, preserving imagery of weather shifting emotions.
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Angola Magnet
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Fort Wayne
Kendatlville
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T. Teggart
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Little Girl
Allen Dat
Helen Gould
Suilwaukee Sentinal
Washinton
George
Delralt
Pettis Dry Goods
Eugene Field
Kansas City
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Field
LaFrilette
Baron Rosen
Wittetz
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Witte
Alemedele
Blinne Apelin Journal
Pennsylvania
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Atlanta
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the Union Trust Company
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Babes
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New York World
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