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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1894
Page
2
The Sun in Indianapolis lists delivery terms for city and out of town readers, with six cents weekly carrier delivery and annual rates for outside city subscribers. It provides office, editorial and advertising contact details and asks readers to report delivery issues promptly.
The paper champions guarding the People’s interests in the railroad right of way issue while opposing taxing gas and water companies fairly. It extols a remarkable public spectacle described as a great high and lofty tumbler under one tent.
A collage of sharp excerpts targets Cleveland’s naval officer appointment and southern politics. The Richmond Telegram condemns the move while other papers mock or critique linguistic style and public policy, including Read’s plan to hire Black labor for Jumbo mines in Pennsylvania as a supposedly corrective step.
A clergyman reports a remarkable recovery of a boy from a diagnosed scrofula condition, claiming a complete cure through faith and prayer. The statement emphasizes spiritual remedy alongside medical oversight and urges continued caution and faith.
The piece defends working class intelligence at a Propyleum showing and argues admission cost does not define appreciation. It contrasts Tur Sun with the News, notes public interest despite finances, mentions the Haughey bank wreck, Lulu May Burt Bertram Tomasi divorce, Coxeylam waning, and Gov Waite leading.
A colorful portrait of local figures showing various handshakes. Mayor Denny greets with a left hand and little smile. Firman Stout grips firmly to signal presence. Chas Wiltsie offers vigorous shakes that may require adjustments. Michael Farrell extends an open hand with uncertain warmth. Sheriff Emmett exerts strong pressure and places a left hand on shoulders. Dr. Theodore Wagner is openly glad to see you and talks freely. Deputy Foley delivers four to five aggressive squeezes. State secretary Myers shakes with brisk, lemony vigor and heavy effort.
Snippets show free three day word runs, then charges per word under Fate of L-2e. Several listings offer furnished rooms at 4 to 5 dollars, with addresses on Maryland Street, Mississippi Street, and Michigan Street. Some entries note roomkeeping options and references, including 67 West Michigan Street.
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