Obiest. Indianapolis Sun Notice 19th
Obituary notice from Indianapolis Indiana appearing in The Sun.brief reference to a deceased person with limited readable text and no further biographical details available.
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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1894
Page
2
Obituary notice from Indianapolis Indiana appearing in The Sun.brief reference to a deceased person with limited readable text and no further biographical details available.
The Sun exposes a practice of political assessments on city employees, notably the fire department, with a 1 percent levy on earnings. Mayor Denny denies threats, claiming no coercion, while critics warn such letters imply intimidation and loyalty tests. The piece links this to past election changes and urges Republicans to halt tariff talk amid party tensions in Marion County.
A jumble of clipped opinions targets politicians and labor, ragged humor about tariffs and sugar, Debs and train wrecks, a neutral note on U S foreign policy, and ad copy for Hood’s Sarsaparilla and Model suits. The tone is partisan epistolary with terse, dated references and promotional blurbs.
Notice from the Board of Public Works of Indianapolis outlines Improvement Resolution No. 14, 1894 to construct a Main Sewer with appurtenances along extensive streets and alleys in the city. It sets costs, district boundaries, and a remonstrance date of November 26, 1894, with hearings to follow.
Fragmented late 19th or early 20th century classifieds listing various job notices and rental ads. Entries include help wanted, salesmen, seamstresses, experienced workers, and multiple room rentals with addresses in cities like New Jersey and Illinois.
The Sun offers three free liner ad insertions over three days open to all readers. Businesses and individuals may submit ten word or shorter promotions with no regular TT headline interference.
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