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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1894
Page
2
The New York press analyzes why their baseball club lost the pennant and the Temple Cup, noting management disputes over player pay. The Lexow committee grills a patrolman, while political chatter covers campaigns, steam against reformers, and upcoming party intrigue.
A garbled nineteenth century style column references Gov Mwithews and a Kentucky district, noting Lexington visits, a failed candidate for congress named Voorhees, and local reactions. It mentions dredging for lost money, Cleveland reacting to Hoke Smith, and a Terre Haute preface, with scattered names like Newport Hoosier Stave and John Vaurhees amid political rhetoric and misquotes.
A garbled list cites varying coffee costs and shop offerings, mentioning pounds, euros, and foreign terms. The text references cafe items, soaps, groceries, and children's shoes with scattered prices, mixing brands and vendors in a single readout.
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