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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1899
Page
4
Describes subscription terms and rates for the Sun newspaper. Includes in advance pricing for city and outside city delivery and contact details. Lists office location at 13 B. Ohio Street Indianapolis Indiana.
A fragment from Indianapolis The Sun urges subscribers and nonreceivers to notify the paper by letter or telephone about delivery issues. The note reflects on a federal verdict and praises attorney W V Rooker while lampooning a local reporter Willie Blodgett and a joke about streetcar magnates. The piece mocks a press humor column and questions the humor’s origin and publication.
A Indianapolis school bans arriving before a set minute, punishing early students for minor lateness. The column criticizes excessive punctuality, claiming it harms health and learning while warning of future trends toward overmodernization and rigid metrics.
The notice lists multiple churches with service times on Sunday. First Baptist Rev. T. J. Villers 10 45 and 7 20 at Central Christian Rev. A B Philputt 10 45 and 7 80 Christ Episcopal Rev A J Graham 30 30 and 4 30 St Pauls Episcopal Rev G A Carsten sen 10 55 and 4 36 Central-ayre M H E Rev C C Lashy 10 30 and 7 30 Meridian St M E Rev William A Quayle 10 45 and 7 20 Roberts Park M and Rev C E Bacon 1 and 7 30 First Presbyterian Rev J Ross Stevenson Chicago 10 45 Rev M L Haines 7 30 Memorial Presbyterian Rev I O Bai ard 10 39 Rev John G Wishard Persia 7345 Second Presbyterian Rev J A Milburn li and 7 20 Mayer Chapel Rev Clifford McBride 7 80 Tabernacle Presbyterian Rev J Cumming Smith 10 43 and 7 45 W Washington St Chapel Rev W M Elliott 7 30
The clipped papers quote a string of editorials and political asides about Dewey running for president, Roberts defending himself as a representative elect, and humor aimed at hero worship of Admiral Dewey and war figures.
Friday night the Murat temple held a ceremonial session. Seventy five candidates were initiated into the ancient Arabic order and Nobles of the mystic Shrine. Over 600 shriners attended a sumptuous banquet at the Scottish Rite temple.
An offer lists a special Thanksgiving dinner for 25c and a travel package from Indianapolis to St Augustine and return for 40.90 dollars sold by C TH &D Reyes Office 3 Washington St. The ad mentions elaborate dining at Plaza Monument Place with tickets and a six month validity.
Eemusyiyesio reports a plan to hire fifty barrel fitters at Vandalia facilities. Officials state the program targets skilled workers to boost production. The posting notes qualifications and wage ranges, with timelines for applications and training.
A compilation of remarks from various officials and observers, including Police Sergeant Crane, Supt.-of-police Quigley, Coroner Nash, city clerk Geckier, and Senator Beveridge. The remarks touch on language errors, jail conditions, campaigning, journalism, military recruitment, charity salaries, and business education.
Social notes list numerous gatherings this week including Miss Caroline Burford hosting a tea, Mrs Porter’s luncheon at the University club, and Mrs Gray’s Friday reception. Also noted are card parties, a December dance for the Clunes, and multiple wedding and charity event plans with detailed patronesses and committees.
Judge Drum mond rules opening convicts letters violates postal laws. Sheriff Clark warned not to pry into inmate correspondence. The opinion underscores prisoners rights while enforcing mail secrecy.
Charles F. Eey retires, marking a career transition at Cemedy's. This change ushers in a new era for the establishment as leadership shifts to a successor.
Secretary Long seeks radical reforms at Cavite naval station. William Callion of Portsmouth died after a fall from a train near Stockport New York. Ambrose Battisutta, late Filipino congress president, seeks a supreme justice post in Manila. A Montana quarantine is set by Mapitoka due to smallpox. The Mad River canal aqueduct in Dayton Ohio failed Friday causing a $20000 state loss. Captain Leatz reports the wrecked cruiser Charleston has completely disappeared.
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