The Sun postal rates and office contact details
Daily except Sunday pausing six cents per week second class matter. Advertising rates and terms available at the office or by addressing the advertising manager. Communications for publication to the editor. The Sun forwards rates to any responsible person acting as agent in any town.
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Missing Data From City Billing Notice
Classified fragment shows pricing terms for outside city subscriptions per year six months and per month in advance. Mentions Sun Telephones business office at 880 The Sun 125 EB Ohio St Indianapolis Indiana with unclear context.
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Meridian church debate on ministers and youth reach
The Meridian Street Church hosts a discussion on why preachers fail to connect with young men. A local viewpoint argues ministers seem unnatural, urging a natural approach, simpler dress, fewer formalities, and less relentless criticism to improve outreach.
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Pugh Faces Slow Start on Indianapoliss Fair Story
A public prosecutor faces a large task in clarifying charges amid rumors in Indianapolis. Officials expect a difficult year due to conflicting accusations and chaotic information while trying to publish a concrete report before year’s end.
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Controversy and Civic Woes Stir Ohio City
Local debate rages over press and city officials amid streetcar failures and political charges. Prosecution notes heated accusations, Secretary Hildreth resigns from the YMCA, gas companies face new ordinances, while Ohio election results loom as a test of political norms.
Stories of Men and Memory Across Time
This compilation sketches encounters with notable figures from history and culture. It recounts General Lee with his horse Traveler, Andrew Carnegie’s library philanthropy, Thurston’s courtroom mercy, and brief vignettes about early 20th century social figures detailing kindness, humor, and the era’s moral curiosities.
Diplomat’s Encounters On A Voyage With A Cabinet Trader
A Philadelphia Post tale recalls a diplomat famed for fates in the Aegean region. On a voyage he meets a traveling salesman. their dialogue centers on cabinet papers and goods, contrasting clerical tasks with crafts.
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Swirl of Society Hints At Local Events In New York Visits
Miss Virginia Keep studies art in New York this winter. Invitations for Nov 13 go to Mr. and Mrs. Will G. Chapin of Ballard. Bishop and Mrs. Francis are hosted at a dinner by Rev. and Mrs. A J Graham. Invites for Grace Logan Wilson reception on Nov 22. Mrs Wilson to wed James R. Henry. Dancing party at Brenneke's for Minnie Clara Scholz and Miss Ropp of Chicago. Jeanette and Helen Lyall of New York to visit Maude Smith. card party planned Thursday night.
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Opinion snippets spark national debates in late 19th century papers
A collection of satirical and political musings from Indiana and nearby papers touches on Philippine policy, McKinley foreign policy, Kruger diamonds, Hanna campaign appeals to voters, and speculative talk on a Supreme Court reporter by James II. The clippings reflect era concerns and editorial voice.
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Fourteen Thousand Mattresses Sold For One Cent Each
A Philadelphia report notes four teen thousand mattresses bought for the Grand Army encampment in September were sold Monday for one cent each. scattered items include odd tales of crime and health remedies with ad snippets from Hood's Sarsaparilla and other products.
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Spectacle of gowns and gowns at English's fifty
Indianapolis audiences enjoyed a lavish fashion display at English's with Mme Sembrich and Campanari in the operatic program. The Theodore Thomas orchestra accompanied the show while side acts at English's and nearby venues drew crowds for vaudeville and stock company performances all week.
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Dancing Master John Foughton Arrested in Savannah
John Fough ton, a dancing master, kissed his sweetheart in public Sunday in Savannah Georgia. Both were arrested and Fough ton was fined in police court on Monday. Sunday Dinner 2Bo. Everything highest quality. Try it Plaza restaurant 38 40 Monument place Will Inaugurate weekly tourist sleeping car line between St Louis and Los Angeles having IB: nals a p.m.
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Cardinal Parocchi resigns vicarship. Satolli potential successor
Cable Chat reports Cardinal Parocchi resigning the church vicarship with strong indication Cardinal Satolli may be chosen to succeed him. In Madrid King Alfonso II makes his first public speech Monday, impressing with fluency. London notes the queen donates £1000 to the Mansion House relief fund for South Africa refugees, with the Prince of Wales adding £269.
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Local testimonial touts Doan's Kidney Pills for relief
A Massachusetts avenue store manager cites a damp lawn cold that settled into kidney pain. He says Doan's Kidney Pills from Foster Milburn Co. relieved the pain and normalized kidney function after a few days. Sold by dealers nationwide at 50 cents a box. Remember the name Doan's.
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