The Sun Newspaper Advertising Rates and Delivery Terms
The Sun announces delivery in city for six cents weekly and offers subscription and rate details. Advertising rates available via the advertising manager. Office accepts communications to editor and business communications to the business manager. Outside city rates shown for yearly, half year, and monthly payments. Sun telephones listed for Ohio Street, Indianapolis.
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Notice to readers about gun delivery and contact
If you fail to receive The Gun regularly from your carrier bay you should notify this office at telephone 880 or send a postal to The Sun.
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Scarred issues of anti imperialism and militarism endure
The Sun argues that anti imperialism and militarism are aged political issues scarred by defeats. It recalls past fears of a strong army after wars and notes Lincoln disbanded the army, undermining those warnings. The piece asserts free silver faces similar political fatigue alongside these enduring debates.
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Hill and Croker clash over leadership in New York politics
The article defends David B. Hill as a respected Democratic leader in New York, noting his opposition to Tammany hall and past governorship, while British-like jibes at Richard Croker are tempered by Hill's enduring influence. It also references Bryan, Maryland campaign figures, and China’s call for peace amid global tensions.
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Richard Croker
New York
David B. Hill
Croker
Hill
New York State
Kansas City
Bryan
Mr. Hill
Tammany Hall
Tammany
Hall
Monsieur Beaucaire
James Lane Allen
Richard Carvel
David Harum
Red Potage
Janice Meredith
Spectator Ridicules Local Politics And McKinley Outlook
A columnist mocks City Council President Crall and local officials, denounces weak conduct, and forecasts McKinley’s loss in Vermont. Mentioned names include Crawford Fairbank, Bryan allies, Sterling Holt, County Attorney Brown, and Republican chairman Hernly amid party maneuvering and tax critique.
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President Crall
Cockrells War Era Rise and Chaffees Cuba Anecdote
A Missouri senator Cockrell is praised for taking defeat in stride and later winning the Senate seat after stumping the state. An anecdote recounts General Chaffee returning from Santiago with sketches of hidden Morro Castle approaches, exposing daring improvisation. The piece also notes Samuel R. Ireland recounting a Kentucky preacher visiting Washington and dining with spaghetti, in a cordial, genteel capital scene.
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Samuel R. Ireland
Washington
Methodist Episcopal Church South
Kentucky
New York Telegraph
Quotable Yarns and Anecdotes From Historic Figures
A collage of wry quotes and stories features Matthew Arnold and Mrs Proctor in London jesting about American reception, a Modoc captivity tale with Capt Jack and a clergy man, and a biting retort about heaven when offered to swap places for a hanging.
New Public Library Adds Reference Shelf For New Nonfiction
The library opened a new department in the reference room to house incoming non fiction books for easy patron access. Fiction remains in the silvery room with current popular titles including Crane Allen Corelli Twain and Zola. many works noted by local book dealers and veterans of the Seventieth Indiana.
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Seventieth Indiana Volunteer Infantry
Samuel Merrill
Hilda Wade
Ansheler
Atherton
Senator North
Cholmondeley
Knights of the Cross
Tarkington
Monsieur Beaucaire
Wetmore
Death of Miss Lucile Loder in Indianapolis to Chicago mover
Miss Lucile Loder daughter of Mrs Hannah A Loder of 610 Huron street died Tuesday after a long illness. She had served as secretary to a Chicago firm for three years after leaving Indianapolis where she previously held several positions. She was a member of Central Christian church. The funeral will be held at 2 30 p m Thursday.
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Lucile Loder
Hannah A. Loder
Huron
Chicago
Indianapolis
Central Christian Church
Chrysanthemum Show Consideration by Indiana Florists Group
A committee of Adolph Bauer John Heldenreich and George Wiegand was appointed by the Indiana florists association on Tuesday night to study the advisability of a chrysanthemum show in October. The association plans a float in the floral parade at the Ostgber festival.
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Adolph Bauer
John Heldenreich
George Wiegand
Indiana Florists’ Association
Ostgber Cagpivak
Slums and political intrigue across a rough town
A fictional tale unfolds with a slumming party and hard luck figures like Muggsy Reddy Leary and Ruggsy, set against the backdrop of a working class neighborhood. A second thread follows Jim Watson and Newton Anderson in a county sheriff race as politics and conscience clash during a convention.
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Muggsy
What the Papers Say on Campaign Costs and Bryan
Excerpts from multiple papers critique using funds for war and taxation. The Detroit News mocks campaign tactics while Detroit Free Press targets Bryan cross-questioning. The New York Sun questions belief in government weakness over governing the Philippines. The Nebraska State Journal notes Bryan’s wealth rise and campaign book use. The Philadelphia Record accuses continued war taxes and extra levies on a wealthy, tolerant public.
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Bryan
Nebraska State Journal
Spain
Philadelphia
Spirit of the State Press Roundup
A compilation of quoted lines from several Indiana newspapers including Greenfield Tribune Crawfordsville Star Lafayette Call Anderson Bulletin Kokomo News and Logansport Reporter. It notes pre-dollar era phrasing religious farming praise imperialism and Transvaal war poetry with varied political tones.
Mrs Dickman Sues Husband for Support in Chicago Case
Mrs Jane Dickman of Chicago sues Edward G Dickman of Indianapolis for support. She alleges both earned large sums as traveling gymnasts in the west, that he left her in 1897 with only 200 dollars, and that she now runs a Chicago boarding house. She cites his 10 000 dollar stock in local unions and other stocks, and a contested will depriving her of a portion of an estate valued at 50 000 to 75 000 dollars. She asks for 0 a month.
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Jane Dickran
Chicago
Edward G. Dickman
Indianapolis
West
Dickman
Mysterious Rockefeler Diet Shuns Foods He Owns
Minneapolis Times reports on John D. Rockefeller whose supposed vast income is matched by an extreme diet. He supposedly cannot digest many foods, avoiding onions, beefsteak, corn, and shellfish. His meals consist of pale blue milk and crackers, with sterilized milk to protect his stomach.
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John D. Rockefelter
Yellow Press
Rockefeler
Jon Kind
Rockefeller
New England
Croesus
Standard Oil Trust
Minneapolis
Social whirl notes and weddings announced
Miss Ella Cashman returns from Chicago and Albert Rabb from Bass Lake. Gen and Mrs Harrison plan mountain stay until Oct 1. Engagement announced of Myra Daggett and Shirley Steele. Henry Flaherty to enter St Gregory's seminary in Cincinnati. Rev J C Peters officiated marriage of Emma Hoelscher and Frank Nickisch. State weddings listed across Kokomo Greensburg Dublin Peru Jeffersonville Elkhart Wabash with golden and silver anniversaries noted.
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Kokomo
Arline Moore
Howard Richardson
Greensburg
Helen Rankin
Eustace Foley
Maggie Mowrer
Frank Rankin
Dublin
Lucy Lynch
Paul Coughlin
Peru
Jeffersonville
Hattie Sweeney
Joseph T. Lee
Wabash
David Ridgway
Josiah B. Thorne
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