The Sun Ad Rates And Office Details 1299
The Sun lists subscription prices for readers outside the city at 3.06 per year in advance 1.50 for six months and 0.25 per month. Advertising rates and business communications are handled by the advertising department and business manager. The office location is 185 E Ohio St Indianapolis Indiana with editorial rooms and telephone numbers provided.
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SUN
SUN Telephones
Ohio St
Indianapolis
Ind
Republicans warn on track elevation issue amid rival claims
A local editorial warns Republicans against overconfidence in defeating Taggart on the track elevation plank. It argues railroad workers fear grade crossings and urges clearer stances before a single big evening of speeches, warning that betting on 6000 supporters is risky.
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Taggart
Street Car Service and Rapid Transit Debate
Lawyer Colemans complaint against the Worth Indianapolis street car line discusses wage rises for conductors and motormen, car reductions, and the impact on riders. The piece argues for faster, safer transit, warning against abrupt starts and stressing ease for elderly passengers and mothers with babies.
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Coleman
Worth Indianapolis
Indianapolis
Tax levy games and political shadows in city debate
The piece argues that city taxes rose last fall to shelter this fall from criticism, creating a reserve of 60 000 to 70 000 for a rainy day, and questions future levy plans. It cites Taggart Overstreet and calls out silver Democrats while noting local platforms and the Chicago ties, framing the campaign as local theater. The author views tax maneuvers as strategic moves before October campaigns.
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Mr. Taggart
Overstreet
Chicago
Bryan
Indianapolis
Overstreat
Tis
Bates
É. Taggart
Letter
renomination bid amid anti trust feud crops up
The piece critiques Attorney General and a renomination fight against the Standard Oil trust in a reform era. It notes talk of replacing a pro anti trust law writer and reports Johnson’s tax levy reductions while warning of a levy rise next October. It questions city finances, predicting no surplus and possible deficit if public improvements promise boomed.
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Standard Oil Trust
Ohio
Mdunt
Johnson
Indianapolis Keeps Up War on Gangs with Police Action
A city editorial urges intense police crackdowns against gangs terrorizing parts of the city. It argues for aggressive enforcement and “Yankee energy” in public safety. The piece also notes Senator Beveridge’s trip to Washington and Senator Fairbanks addressing settlers in multiple counties.
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Indianapolis
Senator Fairbanks
Johnson
Tipton
Connersville
Kruger’s self amputation and bold frontier heroics
A mixed clipping recounts President Kruger of the Transvaal once amputating his own thumb after a hunting rifle exploded. The piece extols his physical grit and fearless leadership, recalling at age 14 he killed a leopard with a jackknife while protecting his sister, framing his life as a sequence of daring escapes and staunch resolve.
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Kruger
Transvaal
Hart Beeste
Cape Colony
Germany
The Curious Life of Si Abraham Stingley
Si Abraham Stingley, a longtime northwest Missouri eccentric who died at 93 near Ravenswood Ma, was a fervent Democrat who voted for every presidential candidate from Jackson to Bryan. He was noted for never giving a note, never paying interest, never taking medicine, and never losing any teeth despite wear to the gums.
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Abraham Stingley
Missouri
Ravenswood
Jackson
Bryan
Quote Roundup From Distant Papers On Politics
A compilation of brief quotes from various newspapers comments on monopolies, anti trust stance, rebellion in the Philippines, corn and whisky politics, Dreyfus trial coverage, imperialism, and direct legislation for schools. The excerpts reflect early 20th century political and social discourse with named papers like South Bend Tribune Tipton Advocate Columbia City Post Lafayette Call Salem Democrat and Richmond Sun Telegram.
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Aguinaldo
Philippines
Tipton
Columbia City Post
Dreyfus
Paris
London
Lafayette Call
Salem Democrat
Richmond Sun-Telegram
Swirl of Society Includes Local Weddings and Travel
Social notes report Rev and Mrs Graham home from Maine and other residents visiting in Chicago Santa Fe and Yellow Springs Ohio. State weddings are listed in Bedford Franklin Jeffersonville and Bedford with details of brides gowns and nuptials including Miss Margaret Smith and Wilbur Abbott.
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John N. Hurty
Put-in-bay
June Cassatt
Lolo Parks
Chicago
Nelile Courtney
Lexington Ave
Santa Fe
N. M
Catherine Merrill
Nina Merrill
California
W. A. Bell
Broadway
Yellow Springs
Bedford
Minnie Carlton
Gordon R. Gould
Indianapolis
Franklin
Eda Hulsman
Charles L. Hair
Jeffersonville
Ruby Aley
Joseph H. Durham
Margaret Smith
Wilbur C. Abbott
Charles W. Smith
Ss. Pratt St
The Purple Lady debuts in Sydney Rosenfeld at English's
Amusements note that The Purple Lady by Sydney Rosenfeld appears for the first time outside New York at English's with Friday night and Saturday matinee and night. It is an original farce. Finnigan’s Ball is a recurring favorite. At the Park all week with Murray and Mack. Larry Smith is rough but funny. Empire features the Bonton burlesquers this week.
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Sydney Rosenfeld
Purple Lady
New York
Finnigan's
the Park
Murray
Mack
Larry Smith
the Empire
Alfes
Ardath
Bondman
Chevaliers
Haremental
Deemster
Data of Ethics
Donovan
Epictetus
Elia
Charles Lamb
Charles Reade
Felix Holt
George Eliot
Faust
Goethe
First Principles
Firm of Girdlestone
Gil Blas
le Sage
Gold Elsie
Marlitt
Kenilworth
Knickerbocker
History of
Lucile
Royal Edinburgh
Rienza
Rob Roy
Scarlet Letter
The
Wild Ass
Pensions for Hoosiers listed with varied increments
The notice lists numerous Indiana residents and the ranges of pension increases or restorations they receive. Names include Harman Bargman Ter re Haute and Stephen P Taylor Wolcottville among others, with payments varying from 3 to 24 dollars and addresses spanning Delphi Fort Wayne Albany and more.
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Harman Bargman
Terre Haute
Stephen P. Taylor
Wolcottville
Albert Qualkinbush
Hilham
Francis M. French
Albany
Peter A. Casad
Delphi
Uriah D. Fritz
Butler
Noah Stantz
Coal City
Benjamin N. Rowe
National Military Home
Grant
Patrick J. Lawless
Osgood
David Trisch
Fort Wayne
Lewellen B. Staley
Bicknell
Benjamin Sawyer
Bluffton
Adam Oberlin
Charles D. Porter
Cayuga
Henry ‘Winslow
Fairmount
Wilson B. Cunningham
Larwill
James’a. Fox
Uniondale
D. “Miller
Crawfordaville
sue—Denz
Multiple Names and Amounts in Widow Annuity List
A fragment lists several individuals and sums: Sheedy of Queensville with 16 dollars, John E. Hays of North Manchester with 17, reissue and increase for William P. Gilage of Muncie from 12 to 17 dollars, original widows including Sarah Singleton of Martinsville with 18 dollars, and Idn M. Kepner of Lebanon with 5 dollars.
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Sheedy
Queensville
John E. Hays
North Manchester
William P. Gilage
Muncie
Sarah Singleton
Martinsville
Idn M. Kepner
Lebanon
Monongahela Arrives At Naval Academy Cadet Furloughs
The practice ship Monongahela arrived at the Naval Academy in Annapolis on Wednesday amid unease. Cadets aboard the vessel will be granted furloughs and return on Sept 3.
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Annapolis
Monongahela
Naval Academy
Delegal Rioters Fined in Brunswick Case
In Brunswick Georgia on September 7 six convicted rioters were fined 1000 dollars each or ordered 12 months on the chain gang, while sixteen others faced fines of 256 dollars or 12 months in the same punishment.
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Brunswick
Delegal
Cuba’s Corn Crop A Total Loss Over Unprecedented Heat
HAVANA September 7 Cuba faces near total corn crop failure due to unprecedented heat. Government and farmers assess losses as drought and heat stress devastate fields across provinces.
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Cuba
Havana
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Pettis Dry Goods
Montana
Spirit OF the State Press
Johnny McLean
South
Bend Tribune
Rev
Mrs. Graham
Maine
Pettis Dry Goods Co
Washington and
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Saks & Company
Indiana
Tran
Kahn
Vonnegut’s
Vonnegut Hardware CO
E. Washington-st
Reliable Furniture and Carpet CO
Clinois Street
Home News
Ray McKenzie
Frankfort
Marion County
J. W. Krentzmeier
Cook County
Kansas
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Charles and
Zelda Park
William and
Rosana Thompson
E. Pratt St
United States
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Ing
Union Depot
H. M. Bronson, A. G. P. A
W. B. Fletcher
Rae Eom de Mary A. Spink
J. A. Sutcliffe
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Telanhone
Jos. E. Morrow
Saniay
Dental College
Department OF Dentist
University OF Indianapolis
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Tod P
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Optician
N. Meridiam St
Hudson Street
New
Coldeway & CO
Lousville
Delaware
Hners
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