First and Center Daily News Paper in Indiana
The Indianapolis Sun presents itself as the first daily newspaper printed in Indiana, with office details in Bem Building and contact lines for Central Union and Indianapolis Telephone Co. Subscription rates are listed for city and out-of-town delivery, with carrier and advance payment terms. Advertising contact is Chicago Tribunes Building.
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Indianapolis Sun
Aero
Indiana
Bem
Central Union
Indianapolis Tel. Co
Chicago
Tribuns
AW. Allen
Indianapolis
Ind
Looks Dark for Bosses in Ohio Political Scene
A fragmented account outlines rising independence in Hamilton County and hints at Republican losses in November. It cites George B. Cox, Nicholas Longworth, and Judge Goebel as likely to face defeat, fueled by reformist sentiment and favorable press blocs.
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Ohio
Hamilton County
George B. Cox
Cox
Congress
Nicholas Longworth
Judge Goebel
Cincinnati
Longworth
Mrn
Longworth i
Cincinnati Enquirer
John RR. McLean
McLean
The
Enquirer
Langworth
Sges
Scripps McRen League
Cincinnati Post
Cleveland Press
Scrippa MecRne League
Campaigw
Goebel
Food and optimism in public health views
A fragment discusses public health expanding to consumer concerns including digestion and nutrition. It emphasizes laws shaping food quality and welfare for workers, linking moral welfare to stomach health and systemic nourishment. It notes oversight of food from processing to nourishment of blood and nerve tissue.
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Pireamen
Cabinet reshuffle signals a shift toward capable leadership
The president, by retiring two cabinet members and adding two new ones, reshapes the administration to field the best available talent. Oscar Straus, George Von L Meyer, and George Cortelyou assume or shift posts with praise from observers, Moody leaves a strong mark, Bonaparte becomes attorney general, and Victor M. Metcalf moves to the navy post. The changes aim to strengthen efficiency without geographic balancing. Learn by doing as citizens prepare to vote on the new machinery.
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Oscar
Straus
George von L Meyer
George B. Cortelyou
Leslie M. Shaw
Treasury
Washington
Cortelyou
Meyer
Moody
Supreme Court
Charles J. Bonaparte
Navy
Victor I. Matealf
Department of Commerce and Labor
Water Bulletins Proposal Sparks Public Water Security Debate
A city chemist would test daily water quality and publish health bulletins. Newspapers would print these notices so residents learn if the supply is pure. Critics warn of a nail trust forming in Mexico Joe to control public perception.
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Health Department
Buehrer
Practical Politics and Public Safety on Speeding Cars
A concerned columnist decries speed mania and runaway cars causing injuries. It notes drivers losing control on mountain roads near Newburg New York, and recounts incidents with the dangers of unrestrained machines and the need for stricter braking discipline. The piece also covers political notices including Congressman Landis campaigns with Longworth and Mrs. Roosevelt’s prominence, plus remarks on honesty and practical experience in governance.
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Newburg
N. Y
Cleveland
Frederick Landin
Eleventh District
Nicholas Longworth
Alicea Roosevelt Longworth
Longworth
Marion
Logansport
Landis
Nick
Saving Pennies and Quick Investments in Early Life
A lecturer urges frugality and warns against extravagance while a young man recounts how a chance ride and a Pullman encounter pivoted his career. He notes a western contractor’s offer and a profitable rental deal that grew from prudent spending. The tale underscores prudent choice, opportunity, and long term value in business.
Learn to vote now on the county voting machines
The article urges every county resident to practice using the voting machines set up in precincts. It stresses practical knowledge over theories, says men will demonstrate what is needed, and warns that failing to learn could lead to voting the wrong man. It also notes Bryan's trip supports Roosevelt as the proper reformer, per Bryan's word.
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Bonaparte
Mondy
Yolo
Mr. Bryan
Mr. Roosevelt
Mr. Bryon
United States
India
Texas
Rao
Elephant Tribe of
America
Luther Burbank
New York Globe
Indiana voters draw interest at Claypool hotel coverage
Report from Washington records Indiana political activity and GOP organization on the eve of elections. Notables include former Hartford City Times editor now in newspaper work, Fitzpatrick of Portland praising Republican progress, and Fairmount business leaders noting economic prospects amid campaign efforts. An editorial mockingly imagines an elephant ranch as a future American farming innovation.
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A. W. Tracy
Washington, D. C
Claypool
New Castle
Mr. Tracy
Hartford City
Indiana
Wardington
Fitzpatrick
Portland
Sandiuts
Supreme
Indianapolis
State Committee
Mrr
Rehart Morrin
Fairmount
Maypon
Thureday
Hia Slater
Milton
Ind
Strick Fe
A St Sables Priest Casts Doubt On Novel Popularity
A fragment notes a St Sables priest saying a novel lacks appeal unless it is immoral. It mentions Mr. Sinclair and an objection from 19 otter, plus Capt Hobson delivering a speech in Albany and the captain facing hot water amid 48 fights.
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St. Sables
Sinclair
Otter
Hobson
Albany
Falen Idols At Bar Over Impure Milk Exposé
A brief, clipped report notes Pullman Company hauled to court in response to a charge of supplying adulterated milk. The expos details are terse and aimed at public concern about safety in the buffet car service.
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Pullman Company
Hearst in The American Magazine examined in depth
Steffens critiques Hearst in The American Magazine on Hearst as a public figure and political force. He portrays Hearst as a powerful, enigmatic leader who funds through agents, undermines reformers, and seeks a self serving democracy. The analysis argues Hearst uses sensationalism to shape opinion and to rally the masses.
London’s dear money expectation in publishing interviews
London foresees higher costs as interviews reveal retail and financial pressures. The piece notes London’s luck amid economic shifts, contrasting with past trends and suggesting tighter money conditions ahead.
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London
the News
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Howard
Nicholas
Margaret Leslie
New York Central Railway Company
Water Bulletins
Mexy Joo
Practical Politics
Shaw
Vanndale
J. C. Sebaf
Hoosterdam
New York
Karl D.thomas
Cal
Wandie
Thomas Te Ace
Rane Frorsen
Geronimo
Geronima
3. M. Barrett
Lawton
C. T
Ry Garanimo
Mr. Rockefeller
ex-Bena
Or Burton
Bank
Uona
Peoer
Yhe Kurst
ooHarsis
Couran
Maldini
Falen Idols
Steffens
Hearst
Noterber Lingoin
Steffene
W. R. Hearst
Harriman
Thomas F. Ryan
Mysterion
Menrat
la Follette
Fale
Mr. Hanrat
Ceylon
Delawas Behnke
Conte
Washingtort
G. Peepep, PLC SR
oCaypttal
Liawaen & Wenleraintn
FON
Shack
Bellefontaine
Mra
Evana
Prospect
Weet & Co
Thompson
Pleasant
BR. Worts
Take
Walters
Maxwell
Faerate
al A. Weber
Thirtieth
Nefontaine
Ig. F. Welldnd
Shelby and
Maymond
Whitted
Mane Holmes
Pennsylvania St
Wash St
Tor
Plymouth Cordage
Vonnegut
Union Painless Dentists
Penn Stopp
H. Everett
East Market
Ideal Studio
the Union Trust Company
Fermis
Adend
East Market St
Hartmann
Wdiama
BUC
Rerrington Light CO
SUN
RESUL
Hoy
Nobby Mtyiea
Tong Steeva
Cape
Talor
Elzen
Sya Dants
C.F. Adams Co
Illinois St
Georgis
Milnelp
Union Station
Ees
Johnson
Thomas
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