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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1894
Page
2
Clerical clash over interview accuracy and labor moves
Secretary Clifford of the Good citizens league denials an interview in The Sun by H I Ritter. The Sun questions his accuracy and praises the paper’s representative. The piece cites Pullman strike lessons, calls for ballot and arbitration, and notes Clifford’s aim to lift Indianapolis morals while hinting at political tensions and future meetings.
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Clifford
Good Citizens’ League
Tal Sun
H. I. Ritter
Ritter
Tuer Sun
Sun
Morsi Purider
League
Indianapolis
Democratic firemen and political rates in discussion
The piece rebuts claims that democratic firemen were taxed ten dollars for politics and argues the rate is far too low. It notes unfair railroad excursion practices hurting Indianapolis, a Kentucky Breckinridge scandal cited, and critiques the Journal, judge Winters, and public figures like Capt Ritter and ex-Gov Porter in a period voice. It ends with calls to party loyalty amid local political turmoil.
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Democratic County Committee
Central association meets at Fellowship church event
The central association of congregational churches holds its annual meeting at Fellowship church. Mayors party at Country club honors daughters. Henry Isnippenberg bought Mrs Williamson's home on N Pennsylvania St for 46000. Rumors say Indianapolis Marion Anderson electric road could be built with fare of one cent per mile. Hebrew ladies benevolent society begins annual fair at Denteche Haus on HE Michigan St. RT C Flower and P R Smith jailed in Terre Haute for swindling Nathaniel Foster of 50000, returned to Chicago. Martha Haley Robinson and Dr Byron Cook Cornwell wed in St. Paul at 876 N Mississippi St. Bride wore handsome traveling dress. Credit debt woes hit grocer August Lehwinge at 31 N Pennsylvania St. Arthur V Brown reports assets 32000 liabilities 25000. Downtown pool room four balls pocketed in one shot at Car 510 College Ave. Street-name display device in RR shows approaching streets. Swiss clock in Long's office over 100 years old. Toledo mayor possible impeachment after freight wreck near Olathe. Fireman Stewart killed. Damme's grocery store in St Louis exploded. five hurt. San Diego region shaken by strong earthquakes. Hoke Smith asks War Department to send troops into Indian Territory to combat bandits. Rev Dr Turney of Birmingham, who murdered his wife and was declared insane, killed himself Tuesday.
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Country Club
Henry Isnippenberg
Elizabeth H. Williamson
N. Pennsylvania St
Indianapolis
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Hebrew Ladies’ Benevolent Society
Denteche Haus
Michigan-st
Rt. C. Flower
P. R. Smith
Terre Haute
Nathaniel Foster
August H. Lehwinge
Pennsylvania St
Arthur V. Brown
College-ave
W. Long
Toledo
Olathe
Kas
Stewart
Damme
St. Louis
San Diego
Cal
Hoke Smith
War Department
Indian Territory
Turney
Birmingham
Ala
Old Nurse for Children Teething Syrup Ad
An 1898 advertisement promotes Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething children, claiming soothing effects and pain relief. Also mentions low prices on garments at the Model store, and a note about newspaper copy rewards. Includes casual references to product names and sales events with no cohesive narrative.
Governors and czars stir readers with state and world news
The column blends remarks on Gov McKinley traveling to New Orleans to lobby sugar planters for a bounty, an Indiana farmer risk tale about Percival Leroy missing after fishing, and critics on taxes and treasury sales. It also notes Russia's czar dying and the potential for European conflict under a successor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley
New Orleans
William
Muncie
Indiana
Huntington
Treasury Department of the
United States
Carlisle
Treasury
Evanaville Journal
Russias
Gueat Pation
Russia
Europe
Marion Chronicle
Natural Wool Underwear Sale at The Model
Regular 1 garments advertised at 79e each for two days only Thursday and Friday. Store named Model offers a brief clothing sale featuring natural wool underwear in limited quantity.
Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey Promoted as Cure All
An aged New York resident recovering from illness faces a deadly cold. The piece extols whiskey as a sole sure method to halt colds and fever, praising Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey as a life boosting remedy endorsed by doctors and clergy. It warns against substitutes while urging cautious use.
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