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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1902
Page
7
The Denver News presents a poem of resilience and faith, promising brighter days beyond grief. It speaks of sun after darkness, a bow of promise, and the joy awaiting in homes where loved ones greet each other.
In a village tale, Mabel Moore faces social pressure and a hidden, star-crossed romance with Captain Raymond Silchester. Letters, parental guidance, and a poised Colonel Stanley shift the course as Sir Francis Silvester signals approval for the engagement, setting a wedding near term.
A provincial letter from Archangel to a St Petersburg paper recounts an inventor testing a flying machine. He sought a permit to fly through the air from a pristay who, after three days of examining laws, admitted no statute covers flight and refused the request.
In a New York City East Side church during a service the organ failed and a strained backstage whisper escalated into a chorus of mishearing lines. A clerkly intruding voice exclaimed sing like Vander and the bellows man is Husted, creating a moment of confusion amid the organ stoppage.
A playful exchange centers on a woman injuring herself with a turkey wishbone and the fate of her wish. The Cleveland Whim Dealer notes a brain worker’s need for ingenuity, yet highlights the benefit of free raw material.
A 1902 transcript of Dr Talmage's sermon on Zechariah’s evening light theme. The speech celebrates nights of hardship turning to light, praising old age, Christian faith, and the coming glory, with biblical references and visions of heavenly salvation. It contrasts earthly trials with eventual triumphs at eventide and in the church’s end.
A collection of brief sermon summaries highlighting themes of social sympathy abiding riches and hope, with notes from Rev. HW Frank Rev. S L Bryant Rev. G Hoeck Rev. d F L Hanselman Rev. Dr. Dana and Rev. Dr. Utter. The pieces discuss Christian doctrine, righteousness, poverty of spirit, and worship as a pursuit of deeper reality.
A Big Four and a Grand Trunk passenger train collided at Granger as they neared the joint station. The Grand Trunk engine toppled and shattered a depot bay window. four crew escaped uninjured though the Grand Trunk engineer fell with his engine amid torn semaphore signals.
Twenty years after John H. Grossman died when struck by a train in Bremen authorities uncover a $2,000,000 fortune. The hermit had lived in California and left no will. In the last fifteen years sixty heirs across Illinois Indiana and Michigan have been located to share the estate.
Miss Sallie Baxter of Jeffersonville, overwhelmed by melancholia, ran from her house toward the riverbank and plunged into icy Ohio River ice. Her brother witnessed the jump. Rescue arrived an hour later. she was saved but unconscious and not expected to recover.
Mrs. Agnus Edwards of Kokomo confronted a man who entered her yard and began stealing her clothesline. She fired the husband’s revolver as the thief fled, leaving blood on the snow. the wounded man escaped.
Knox County plans to spend 20000 dollars on new bridges. William Carrigan of Brazil dies from slate fall. Mrs. W. W. Sfax of Peru survives laudanum ingestion. Goshen residents oppose 50000 for a new school building. Burglars raid Rev. Father Schott’s Evansville home. American window glass factory to install blowing machines. Kukomo girl seeks schooling and Yorvree funds. New Castle electric line proposed. Dexter Gardner, Vincennes police chief, dies of gangrene after toe amputation. Pennsylvania RR raises wages by 5000 dollars. Woko mo line from Kokomo to Logansport planned. Greenfield Lumber and Ice Co. mill and office burned for 840000 loss. Desperado Buzzard captured near Logansport. Cresco store accident injures Arthur Wagner. Rebecca Myilsizer dies by suicide at 99th birthday eve. B&O Southwestern shop strike ends. workers to return. Michigan City conductor Griffith killed. John Spann dies at Indianapolis Union Station. Wabash stock barn burns with horses. Dr Kern’s matched team and Powell’s pacing mare lost in fire.
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