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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1899
Page
4
The Sun announces an enlarged format with more state and telegraphic news, better local coverage, and improved illustrations. It urges readers to monitor two-city telephone consolidation and contemplates exclusive franchise deals and rate regulation for the new system while noting other city concerns.
Fragmentary note mentions a battered cup and risk of wreck or sea-sickness aboard a vessel. No clear dates people or places are readable.
A mosaic of quotes from local figures on elections and newspapers. remarks touch on voting results, city policing, political strategy, media praise for The Sun, and public concerns about transit, parks, and public conduct.
Park engineer Power says the Riverside zoo will add more animals than it can house and jokes about making shoes from some alligators. Councilmen are described as inclined to be dummies, implying potential policy delays in expanding facilities.
The note column lists couples and individuals traveling to New York Denver and Chicago for events. It records receptions luncheons and musicales hosted by society figures including Mrs Bachelder Miss Esther Jordan and Mrs Nettie Ransford. A plan to purchase Valley Forge battlefield and raise a monument is noted with branch fundraising support.
A collection of brief editorials and remarks from multiple papers notes light political snubs over office seeking, a Turkish sultan’s polygamy reference, health officer muzzle jokes, gas rate cuts in Peru, and a debate on Philippines acquisition framed as conquest or purchase.
Detroit praises Tad ana for the banner record in Civil War service per Pension Commissioner H. Clay Evans. Indiana claims the first and last sacrifice, with 206000 men from Michigan cited as about half of Indiana’s. State pension payments run high, with New York and Pennsylvania also listed among top contributors.
Mayer chapel 7 30. Furst baptist 10 45 and 7 30 Rev T J Villers. Christ church 10 30 and 4 30 Rev A J Graham. Central-ave M E 10 30 Rev C C Lasby. W Washington st chapel 7 30 Rev John G Blake. Roberts park M E 11 and 7 30 Dr C E Bacon. Central christian 10 45 and 7 45 Rev A B Philputt. Meridian st M E 10 45 and 7 30 Rev W A Quayle. First presbyterian 10 46 and 7 30 Rev M L Haines. St Pauls church 10 45 and 4 30 Rev G A Carstensen. Second presbyterian 11 and 7 30 Rev J A Milburn. Tabernacle church 10 45 and 7 45 Rev J Cumming Smith. Seventh christian church North Indianapolis sermon times. Sunday school rally day 16 45 a m Rev Sheppard. address Our young mom and the future 3 30 p m by C B Alen. Parenuts rally 7 30 p m address by Solon L Goode Ameri can Farmer editor. special music.
Indianapolis residents share experiences with kidney trouble and credit Dean's Kidney Pills for relief. A local engineer, 8. D. Stratton of 473 Blake Street, recounts twenty years of pain and poor results from other remedies before using the pills from Henry V. Huder's drug store. He notes back pain lessens, secretions normalize, and better sleep follows. Sold nationwide for 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo, NY, sole agents. Remember the name Dean's.
The Union Trust Company is authorized to act as trustee in private or public roles, regularly examined by the state auditor and supervised by the courts. It claims advantages over individuals by offering cheaper, more reliable service and the ability to handle larger trust and financial tasks, with leaders John H. Holliday as president Henry Eitel as vice president and treasurer H M Foltz as secretary.
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