Sun Newspaper Classifieds Notice of Agent Invitation
The Sun invites experience outsourced agents to act locally as citywide agents. Rates listed: city $3.00 per year in advance, six months $1.50, monthly rate available. Contact at The Sun office, 133 E. Ohio St., Indianapolis, Indiana, for details and setup.
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the Sun
Riley
Burdette
Spencer
Ind
Bloomington
J. A. Guymon
Indianapolis
Notice on Newspaper Delivery and Notification Methods
A fragmented notice from Indianapolis The Sun requests readers to inform the office by letter or telephone if they no longer receive the paper. It asks recipients to promptly notify to ensure continued delivery and to provide updates through the office for any address or service changes.
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Indianapolis
SUN
Street Car Service in Indianapolis Faces City Action
The city may fund street car service as the current company runs fewer cars and slower schedules. Promises of faster service and more cars are unnamed and not yet delivered. Local papers report dissatisfaction with open car gaps and reliance on company promises while awaiting better accommodations for the public.
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Biven
Gaye
Syere
Indianapolis
W. Washington St
Yaleht
F. Andinnapolis
Indiana Finds a Piece to Apprehend Lynchers
Commissioners harshly evaluate dreams and actions as Indiana appears to have found a method to capture lynchers. A noted gap emerges between the attorney general's office and the federal court in the process.
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Indiana
Attorney-General’ S
Federal Court
Boers and British In Odd County Debate Mentioned
The text references Imtian apals pursuing legal action, potential grand jury consideration of cotton, and a remark about Majuba hill spirit. It notes county commissioners needing a balance wheel and comments that the British were boered again, reflecting a tense, unclear local debate.
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Grand Jury
Voices on politics and society in Indianapolis remarks
A compilation of quotes from public figures and citizens on elections, newspapers, morality, and urban life in Indianapolis. Notable voices include Union Hunt, Thomas Carter, Dr Hurty, Gov Mount, Louis Ludlow, and Rev Chartrand, covering voting, press, reform, and social norms in a fragmented 1900s public forum.
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Union B. Hunt
Kentucky
Thomas O .Carter
Indiana
Dr. Hurty
Nebraska
Bryan
J.A. Milburn
Joseph Chartrand
Gov. Mount
Scott County
Louis Ludlow
Inedianapolis
AJL
Country
Plainfield Citizen
Reform School
Ash-st
Dr. A. L. Loop
Reisner
Jis
otUieb- Grieb
Rev.Chas
D.M. Parry
Rhody Shiel
Union Station Tales of Frustration and Missed Trains
A portly mother with three children struggles at Union Station Kokomo bound, pleading with a train caller to ensure the correct train. Early Friday a well dressed woman laments missing her train after blaming her husband for delaying her schedule amid police attention.
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Union Station
Kokomo
Rogers
Knowles
Meridianst
Polen
Town Talk and Local Notices From Friday Edition
Town items report a Big Four engine collision near the viaduct with no injuries, property concerns over a ball park site on Steffen grounds, and social events at the YMCA. Also noted are tax rate limits, art museum site decisions between Talbott and Fitzgerald, a probate suit against Indianapolis Light and Power, a divorce dismissal, a creditor dispute at Wood Ornament Refrigerator, injuries from a brick fall at Pennsylvania street, a high school benefit assembly with a cadet program, a fire at a grease room on Big Four tracks, and a lubricating oil loss estimate.
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Taylor
Wart
Talbott and Fitzgerald
Oliver R. Wald
Hearl Baumann
Ogden
Michigan Srs
Indianapolis Light and Power Company
John Costello
Jennie
Costello
The
Safety Board
Henry C. Jordan
Wood Ornament Refrigerator Company
Albert Vann
Indianapolis Cold Storage Company
Pennsylvania St
Vermont St
American Oil‘company
AOL
Slaick
New York St
A. J. Burris
Terre, Haute
James
Carnahan
John
Wickersham
Rankard
Wiliam
St. Wickersham
Garret
Shover
Jim
Bhover
Diphtheria Mortality Figures Questioned in Indiana
Readers challenge a Sun report stating 2,000 yearly diphtheria deaths. Dr Clarke cites official state figures showing membranous croup and diphtheria totaling about 560 for the year, contradicting the 2,000 figure and urging clarification from health officials.
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the Sun
Indiana
State Board of Health
State Board of Heath
Health Board
W. B. Clarke
Indianapolis
Social whirl and party notices around town
The Sketching club met on Saturday afternoon. Mrs Talbott hosts a fad party Friday afternoon. Mrs Porter schedules a tuneshcar at the University club next Saturday. Miss Jessie Waildon and F. E. Marshall of Edinburg announce their engagement and upcoming nuptials on November 29 at 620 Noble Street. Miss Irene Fertig hosts a family gathering Tuesday night for the Pfafflins before their Asheville move. Mrs Sameson hosts tea for Central Christian Church ladies Friday. A lobby quarrel at the opera house ends with writs and threats between Oliver Jones, Noyes, and Dasent during a Parschr Jim performance.
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George Porter
University Club
Jessie Waildon
IF. E. Marshall
Edinburg
N. Noble St
Iena Fertig
Henry Pfafflin
Asheville
P. H. Sameson
Central Christian Church
Oliver Jones
N. N
Noyes
Bury Daserit
Parschr Jim
Hprgush's
Opera House
Dasent
Jones
New York
Moey
Columbus
Rebel chieftain captured in Africa praised by officers
Letter dated November 4 1897 from Vigburg Bechuanaland by Captain C G Dennizon describes a famed rebel as he faces a new campaign. It notes Dennizon as a well known commander in Africa and mentions use of Chamberlains Colera and Diarrhoea Remedy as a beneficial drug.
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Galish
Vigburg
Bechuanaland
Spirit of the State Press Montage of Philippine War Echoes
A disjointed editorial montage traces varied newspaper snippets on the Philippines campaign and U S figures. It cites Lafayatte Couries Logansport Reporter Richmond Sun Telegraph Inokomo News and Fort Wayne Journal Gazette noting politicians financiers and tariff foes amid war coverage and political maneuvering.
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Philippines
Lafayette Couries
Indianapolis
Logansport
Gen. White
Nicholson
Richmond Sun-Telegram
Joe Wheeler
Inokomo News
Wanamaker
Quay
Pennsylvania
Fort Wayne Journal-Gazette
Schivan Democrat
Hood's Sarsaparilla Best Medicine That Cures
Experience shows good clothes, food, and medicine are best and cheapest. Hood's Sarsaparilla is advertised as the best medicine because it cures when others fail. A woman from Moose Lake Minnesota reports long standing pains and fatigue eased, appetite returning, strength gained after using Hood's Sarsaparilla, crediting it with helping her husband too.
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Hood
E. J. Giffels
Moose Lake
Minn
City Markets Provisions Vegetables and Groceries Sale
CITY MARKETS Indianapolis Nov 18 shows a dense price list for provisions. Smoked meats include hams boneless reliable cottage hamlets and bacon clear sides with various weights and prices. dried beef hams shoulders and tender loins also listed. Vegetables fruits and groceries follow with onions potatoes beans cabbage apples oranges grapes honey and several sugar products priced by bulk quantities and per unit.
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Indianapolis
California
Hamlets
Indiana
Grocery Price List Fragments From a Historic Ledger
A dense OCR excerpt lists assorted food and commodity prices, including fruits like raspberries and strawberries, canned vegetables, seafood, seeds, and dairy. It also shows farm produce, oats, flour, oils, drugs, cheese, butter, eggs, live poultry, and coal retail prices with varied unit costs and packaging references.
Train schedule changes for Big Four routes
Eastern Division updates show No 11 departs 11:50 am from 11:45 am, No 35 departs 11:33 pm from 11:15 pm, with No 2 arriving 10:35 am from 10:30 am, No 12 arriving 2:35 pm from 2:42 pm, No 18 arriving 6:05 pm from 6:16 pm. No 46 departs 5:45 am from 3:10 am, No 18 departs 3:45 pm from 12:30 pm, No 32 arrives 10:20 pm from 10:40 pm. H M Bronson A G P A.
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Empire A
Ideal Gold
Windgar
Ariosa
Lion
Jersey
Marlon Club
Timothy
Kentucky
H. M. Bronson
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