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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1899
Page
4
Vote for Bookwalter by Honest Democratic Support
A letter to readers argues a Democrat switched from Bookwalter to the Republican candidate after the News endorsement. The Sun urges readers to ignore the paper and vote for Bookwalter, defending his integrity and condemning the News endorsement as harmful to taxpayers and voters in Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SUN
the Sun
Bookwalter
Washington St
Indianapolis
Oct
THE
The Roby Iniquity and the Injunction Weapon
The piece argues using injunctions to curb a persistent criminal gambling operation. It defends applying civil remedies to restrain wrongdoers, calling Roby a test case for bridging criminal and civil law with judicial power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roby
Natural Gas Hazards and Pipe Replacement Urged in City
The piece warns Indianapolis faces more gas explosions this winter as aging pipes wear out and electrolysis accelerates decay. It urges stricter safety, calls for replacing old service pipes, and notes asphalt price debates involving local firms and officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Campaign disputes and press attacks cited in local debate
The piece mocks local candidates Bookwalter and Taggart and criticizes The News and The Sentinel over coverage of issues. It accuses The News of flip flopping on the street railway stance and notes Taggart’s campaign persistence despite negative coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bookwalter
Taggart
Glass from Admiral Dewey’s champagne toast to Governor Roosevelt
A Rochester woman shows a Dewey Olympia glass used during a toast with Gov. Roosevelt. The jarred crowd watched as Dewey passed the glass up, some spills occurred, and one woman reportedly slipped the glass into her satchel. The piece bears U. S. N. ground marks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie E. Simmons
Rochester
N. Y
Admiral Dewey
Gov. Roosevelt
Press Commentary on McKinley and Global Affairs
A collection of editorial quips from diverse papers satirizes McKinley’s union ties, Kruger’s diplomacy, Aguinaldo’s peace posture, Dewey’s legacy, Bryan’s stance, and a hypothetical sale of the Philippine islands. Eyed as opinions, they reflect late 19th century press attitudes toward war, politics, and empire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley
Bricklayers’ Union
Delphi Times
Kruger
Transvaal
Joseph Chamberlain
Muncie Herald
Aguinaldo
Anderson Bulletin
Dewey
Bryan
Crawfordsville Journal
Daughters of the Revolution Elect Officers This Saturday
Society notes report upcoming Daughters of the Revolution officer elections on Saturday afternoon. Engagements and marriages are listed for Miss Effie Avery, Miss Harriet Brouse, Imogen Wells, Katherine Hart, Mary Davis, and other couples with wedding details and venues across Lafayette and nearby cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Effie Avery
Reese Wysong
W. K. Patton
Lafayette
Harriet Brouse
John D. Day
Imogen Wells
William Hampton
E. Vermontst
Arthur Jordan
Esther
Orlando B. Iles
First Baptist Church
Katherine Hart
James P. Doane
Pride’s
Joiner
Delaware St
Richmond
Jennie Likins
Joseph H. Livingstone
Washington
Kokomo
Ethel Merrill
Elmo Keller
Anna Truitt
Larry Ryan
Marion
Ada Harvey
Benjamin Turpen
Sullivan
Carrie Edmunds
Frank Shepherd
Anna Ruby
Dublin
Emery E. White
Knightstown
Brazil
Margaret Turner
Eli.Glasgo
Franklin
Marcia Miller
Edgar Mendenhall
Greensburg
CITY MARKETS INDIANAPOLIS HIGHLIGHT PROVISIONS PRICES
Oct 5 Indianapolis market notes show slight changes in provisions and groceries. Hams, bacon, lard and pickled meats listed with per hundredweight and tierce prices alongside fresh pork, beans, cabbage, apples, melons, bananas, oranges, lemons, cranberries and canned fruits and vegetables. Fish and oysters priced by grade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
California
Indiana
Ridgewood A
Phoenix A
Empire A
Ideal Gold
Ex. C
Windsor
Ridgewood
Lion
Jersey
Marion Club
Johnson
Price list of farm goods and commodities from historical market pages
The document lists selling prices for Clover and various forages, grasses, alfalfa, rye, oats, and bluegrass. along with hides, tallow, oats, flour, meal, oil, alcohol, drugs, cheese, butter, eggs, live poultry, and coal. Prices are given per unit, per bushel, per ton, or per gallon, with ranges and descriptors like prime, choice, and common. Notable items include Timothy, English blue grass, Hungarian millet, tallow per lb, linseed meal, lard oil, Butter and Eggs shippers’ prices, and numerous coal lump varieties with their per-ton and per-bushel rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timothy
Kentucky
Silver Hall
New York State
Wisconsin
Michigan
Ohio
Springs
Brazil
Island City
Paragon
Jackson
Pittsburg
Winifrede Cump
Raymond
Blessb
Kanawha
Pocahontas
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Lee Ae Secon Ee
Ohio St
Indianapolis, Ind
Trinidad
Messrs. Swift and Fishback
Riverside Park
Hudson
Mr. Taggart
the Sentinel
DADS
Ben Terry
London
Kensington
Terry
Kensington Gardens
Lydia Smith
Okefinokee
Mudge
Miss Smith
R. H. Townsend
Philadelphia
Mary Scott
Col. ‘‘Tom’”’ Scott
Pennsylvania Railroad
Hood
Madras
Wsce
Ardath
Bondman
Epictetus
Elia
Firm of
Girdlestone
Gold Elsie
Marcus Aurelius
Pride and Prejudice
Reign of Terror
Dean Maitland
Son of
Hagar
White Company
Williams & Hunt
Widman
Pettis Dry Goods CO
Spirit OF the State Press
Congress
Philippine Islands
Kokomo News
Gardner
Commercial Club
City Markets
C. Flack
Washington and
Pennsylvania
Slater
ATA
Saks & Company
Men’s and Boys’ Outfitters
Common
Paul E. Hulsman
Optician
Meridian St
Chas. Butterworth
N. Penn
Grand Stock Company
East Lynne
M. B. Leavitt
Primrose & Dockstader
Thad Rich
Violinist
Press Club
Soldiers’ Aid Society
English’s
Opera House
Pauline Henderson
Anna Wilcox Barry
E. D.stair
Three Musketeers
Duma
Empire Theater Watssho
M. M. Theise’s Wine, Women and Song Co
Minco
Johnson Bane
Plymouth Church
Clarissa Kathryn Koons
Shirly Schumacher
Admission
Physicians and Surgeons
W. B. Pletcher
Sanatorium
Mary A
North Alabama St. Ce
J.J. Bhyvysh
A. A. Hill
D. m. Zig Oblast
J. A. Sutcliffe
Martate Hoors
Ete Telenhone
Jos. E. Morrow
Obie
JOS
R. Adams
Hudson Street
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