Indianap olis Sun first daily news paper in Indiana
Publication details show the Indianapolis Sun as a daily paper with Sunday exceptions, located in the Union Building, listing telephone and business offices. It presents subscription rates for city and outlying areas, including advertising representation and postal facts. The notice confirms Second Class Matter status.
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Revival Push Spurs Indianapolis Churches to Unite
Fourteen Indianapolis churches launched a month long revival campaign drawing an estimated 32,000 attendees on opening day. Observers note united efforts outperform solitary church work, predicting broad city benefits and stronger church influence amid evolving revival trends.
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United
England
United States
Murphy
Hearst
Tava
Joan D
Carnegis
Another American railway accident sparks calls for safety
A three car Pennsylvania electric train plunged off a drawbridge killing about eighty and injuring many as the forward cars sank. Officials speculate the draw failed to close, with mystery surrounding the causes and the lack of public clarity from investigations. Citizens urged wakefulness and safer precautions while debates over tax assessments on city railroads unfold in Indianapolis.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Tha Wrecka
Interstate Commerce Commission
Single votes count in county election with voting machines
A speech urges every citizen to vote next week and learn to operate voting machines now on display at county headquarters. It stresses that even a single vote forms a plurality, deciding elections, and calls on good citizens to participate and inform themselves about the new machines amid a countywide trial.
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Indhinapatia
Marion County
Democratia
Republican County
Volera
Railroads reshape towns with giant yards and incentives
Railroads wield vast power beyond tracks and trains. One eastern company bought a town, owning a coal mine church brewery and about 100 houses, then dismantled it to build monster coal yards. In another area it runs 100 miles of classification tracks, hiring many workers, pulling a town of 1000 people from its land. The company offers deferred plots to encourage home ownership. Regulators and city taxes loom as railroads promise rebates and major influence on commerce.
The Good Citizen and Political Apathy in Arsish
A fragment discusses how apathy by the good citizen weakens anti corruption efforts. It argues citizens fail to engage in voting, attend ward meetings, or participate in primaries, hindering political reform and enabling graft. The piece laments a serious eruption in Arsish and hints at sharp opposition.
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China
Cashi
Malacca
Arsish
Supreme court decides gens case with final action near
The gens case is finally decided in the supreme court and awaits final settlement in Indianapolis as some lawyers remain young. An autoist seeks a fight with a policeman, with or without gloves, and Dugllium is promoted by the benzino wagon. Taft notes New York electors could be a calamity, hinting at revolutionary times. Pullman Car Company defends its hotels on wheels and will need registers and antique bureaus to prove the claim.
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Indianapoliy
Onca
Troada
Ndianapolis
Supreme Court
Indianapolis
Beerstary
Taft
Hearet
New York
Pullman Car Company
Henry county politics and Watson support expressed
C M Christopher, Republican chairman in Henry county, predicts a strong Republican showing in the sixth district including Henry county, despite some dissatisfaction with Congressman James E. Watson. He asserts such discontent is minor, and Watson may be stronger than ever. Frankfort committee member Dinwiddly confirms broad favorable Republican sentiment across the state.
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C. M Christopher
Henry County
Claypool
James E. Watson
Carson
St Watson
Dora
Christopher
Watcoc Ie
Hixtry
Thomas Kuby
Cutsens
Nfancoek
Mr. Kuhn
Nd Ha
Aey Kubn
Christopher Ia
George Dinwiddle
Frankfort
Ahatrsman
Ninth District Committee
Goodrich
Signalling From Mines Shows Need for Simple Rescue Signals
A miner imprisoned in a tavern tunnel signaled rescuers by tapping an airpipe, but the vague sounds limited information. The incident prompts suggesting easy ready signals or Morse-based taps for miners, though universal training may be impractical. The tale includes stray remarks about a union suit and other stray notes from Panama and expansion opinions.
The Brave Flame Berry Rallying Across Indiana Arkansas
Fragmented OCR text evokes a political rally and campaign motif with references to Indiana Republicans predicting a landslide, crowds, and a call to unity. Mentions Jeff Davis and Moyamti with garbled phrases, reflecting a historic or prose-like chant style.
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McNeal Aeee
Moyamti
Ways of Man and a Yankee Capn in Foreign Legion Tales
A rough, humorous reminiscence mixes tales of Captain Webster a New Englander in the Foreign Legion with vivid portraits of officers like Lieut Adolph Fite and Lieut Herbert Shockley, alongside brisk sketches of frontier life and a brief note on Senator W. A. Clark’s star route fortune beginning with a Butte loan and a copper bonanza discovery.
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Balé
Barrower
A Grafty Mohammedan and Other Victorian Observations
A fragmented Victorian era column notes cultural tensions in India with Mohammedan leaders and orphan care excluding Muslims, and records a grand duke’s Garter honor tied to imperial politics. It also reports the death of Capt. Knechtenhofer, a friend of Napoleon II and benefactor to Thoune, marking local loss and his hotel’s role in regional development.
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Bombay
Ilwaa
van Napoleon III
Tmofstotien
Thoune
Guillauma Knechtenhofer
Napoleon II
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Thorne
Oberland Inkee
Miss Wilson's Novel Yet Untitled in Paris Critics Praise
Mien Flory Wien daughter of the Latcretary of agriculture recently joined the Iterary eolony tm Paris and has finished a western life novel titled Che Beoteh Captain. The manuscript passed and highly commended by several critics in FA ee hea bee.
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Mien Flory Wien
Latcretary of Agriculture
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Paris
Partridge Foster Mother Hatchery From Farm Nest
Mrs Mary Smoith wife of John Smith a farmer in Alurford county cared for a partridge nest after a cat killed the mother finding 18 warm eggs then transferred them to a bantam hen. Ten chicks hatched and linger near their foster mother under natural bantam behavior. The incident was reported by the Philadelphia Record.
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Mary Smoith
John Smith
Alurford
Philadelphia
Record
Why Our Lives Are Growing Shorter In Part 1 of the 1900 census
The article summarizes a corrected tabulated statement from the United States census showing rising death rates across age groups since 1902. It notes people are aging earlier than their grandparents due to modern life and health factors, quoting Dr. John Shoemaker and discussing the impact of luxury and nervous strain on longevity. Also mentions English safes and fireproof vaults as part of a separate discussion on safety and insulation methods.
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Trashington
United States
Nevan
Arta From &S
Hisrase
John
Choice of Burden or Sorrow on My Sojourning End
Fragmentary note names Frank Walcott Hunt Ln Spincett's and mentions 25 with phrases about burden burdenless choice and tomorrow's measure. The legible text hints at choosing between burden and gladness as part of a journey.
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Frank Walcott Hunt
Testimonial on Use of Magic Sky Ius Product
A reader testimonials how a product named Magic Sky Ius helped when a street ailment caused weakness. The speaker says they felt run down and credit the remedy as the finest they used.
Brazil’s Army and Navy in a Brilliant Yet Flawed Portrait
Albert Hale argues in The Reader that Brazil’s navy and army reflect an aristocratic rivalry, with a proud but ill disciplined navy and a sprawling, uneven army. He notes ships hampered by repairs, officers saddled with gambling debts, and poor navigation, while the army shows limited readiness and an autonomous militia system.
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Pirazil
Navy Department
Bay of
Rin
Atvision
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Etrenta
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Albert Hala
Savings drive by Indiana Trust Co urges steady deposits
A promotional notice questions long years of toil and worry and asks readers to deposit monthly income into a savings account with Indiana Trust Co. It emphasizes safety and liquidity, presenting the firm’s capital of $1,000,000 and surplus $325,000 as proof of stability.
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Indiana Trust CO
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