Indianapolis Sus ILLAS 8 THOMPSON
The text notes daily publication except Sunday and lists foreign advertising representatives in New York Chicago and St Louis. It also states the paper is entered in the post office as second class mail and gives address details for the Sun building in Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sun
Ohio Street
Smith & Budd
Brunawick
Fifth Avenue
New York
Tribune
Chicago
Third National Bank
St. Louis
Public School Education as Path to Freedom and Equality
A heated defense of universal public education opposes a critic named Green who argues education should be limited. The author extols Lincoln Edison and Jewish immigrants as proof education broadens opportunity, denounces ignorance as evil, and urges sending children to public schools to ensure democracy and progress.
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Green
Indianapolis
Abraham Lincoln
Edison
Mr. Green
America
Europe
Hypatia the Rationalist Torchbearer of Alexandria
A profile of Hypatia, daughter of Theon, famed Alexandrian scholar who lectured to crowds at her academy. The piece lauds her zeal for truth over authority, her expansive knowledge, and her brutal death at the hands of a mob, framing her as a enduring symbol of intellectual freedom.
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Alexander Theetty
Alexandria
Hypatis
Hypatia
Theon
Truth Universal
Pharos
Alexander
Triion
Academy
Postmaster General Hikes Registered Mail Fee and Service Consolidation
The New York American accuses the postmaster general of acting to raise the registered letter fee to ten cents for monopolistic express companies. It urges consolidation of registration and special delivery to deliver letters swiftly with security and indemnity. The Express from Springfield, Missouri, argues Uncle Sam should match Wells Fargo if serving the people.
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New York American
American
Sam
Wells Fargo Company
Springfield, Mo
Express
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