Indianapolis Sun Public notices and address listings
Public acknowledgments for the Indianapolis Sun run daily except Sundays. Advertising contacts listed include Smith and Budd in New York and Tribune Building in Chicago. Entry notes Post Office second class mail status and Bun building address at 13 and 14 East Ohio Street.
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Bun
Ohio Street
Smith & Budd
Trunawick
Fifth Avenue
New York
Tribune
Chicago
Third National Bank
St. Louis
The Airship as a Future Fighting Machine
The author argues airships will become decisive war machines, carrying dynamite and aerial torpedoes with wireless guidance. A future fleet could deter or end wars, with the United States building hundreds of large airships to sink ships, attack palaces, and deter aggression from Europe or Asia as air power replaces traditional combat.
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Hiram Maxim
Maxim
New York Central Railroad
Baltic
Russia
Japan
United States
Atlantic Ocean
Pacific Ocean
Reader editorials on Ferrer and Nicholson in Indianapolis Sun
Letters from HUMANITARIAN and JOSEPH PINCKNEY DURHAM praise and critique. One argues Ferrer death denouncement flawed and court proceedings unfair. The other endorses Miss Mary E Nicholson for school commissioner citing teaching experience and graft opposition. urges public audits of school board accounts.
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Indianapolis Sun
Ferrer
Miss Nicholson
Indianapolis
Sun
Mary E. Nicholson
Rader
Joseph Pinckney
Durham
W. Thirtieth Street
The Professional by Elbert Hubbard
A compact critique argues that true professionals in art lower their craft and lose self. It contrasts artists who were, before success, something else with the vanity and gatekeeping seen in musicians and actors. The piece laments the public’s fear of genuine nonprofessionals and defends plain appreciation beyond expert gatekeepers.
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Babel
Paradise
Pearly Gates
Broadway
Provinces
Shakespeare
Litte
Bobbie Hkarns
Lamb
Milton
Wordsworth
Earth
Xingman
What’s the Use in Love and Power
A brief dialogue excerpt features a woman and a man sparring over truth, love, and strength. The woman denounces weakness in a man who yields to a woman, while the man admits admiration and mutual confession, ending with a challenge to independence. The piece reflects tension between dominance and affection in a domestic exchange.
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York Times
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Willis S. Thompson
Association of American Advertisers
New York City
Peaunrut
Immer
Elbert Hubbard
Yeps
P.awgize
Euclid Avenue Methodist
Marnet
Tessie Meswati
Hicks the Elker
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