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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1902
Page
5
Ann Teek highlights a stylish Indianapolis suite owned by Mrs. Bronson with green walls and a yellow drop ceiling. The piece covers elegant mahogany furnishings, a large dresser, triple-mirrored dressing table, and numerous autographed photographs, plus social moves of Mrs. Sutcliffe, Mrs. Rabb, and Miss Latta, and notes on Booth Tarkington rumors.
Capt Tom Halls recounts a borderland between vagabonds and criminals in Illinois, focusing on Whisky Jack, a jovial yet unreliable hanger-on to the underworld. The narrative follows a tense August confrontation where the detective fends off armed assailants in a farmhouse barn, nearly losing his weapon as danger closes in.
A young woman recalls an April courtship with John Carr that ends after her mother arranges a richer match with Mr. Winfield. Years later John Darr returns, claiming rightful possession, while the suitor atonement offers a life of comfort, revealing who she truly deserves.
The speaker recalls being endangered but escaping with the help of Jack who appeared later at Danville. He notes Jack sought loose change from him after the event, mentioning a past meeting in Jasper county. The account mixes peril, providence, and financial solicitations from the recollection.
Washington April 4 a meeting of the senate steering committee will decide on legislation after the Chinese exclusion bill. Senator Morgan wants the Nicaragua canal bill taken up next while Senator Lodge seeks swift civil government for insular possessions. With many changes in canal policy some senators favor delaying the whole subject until next season. The steering committee is expected to favor the Philippine bill over the canal measure, with the canal bill possibly taken up late or postponed until December.
A vigorous label agitation begins after Florence Kelley visits. Central labor union and Women's label league plan to urge merchants to handle labor goods and obtain names of firms in other cities using sweatshop labor. Conservative leaders predict few strikes this spring due to hopeful conditions. Tickets for the Labor temple scheme sell as a lot near Butler College in Irvington is bought. a five to six room house costing 1500 dollars is planned, with about 1000 dollars in sight. The Women's label league will elect delegates to the May international convention at Peoria Illinois. Pressmen and press-feeders will elect delegates to their Baltimore convention in May.
The piece outlines four requirements to cure consumption and four to prevent wasting illnesses. They are: combat and forestall germs, nourish the body, fortify nerve power of resistance to disease, and meet demands for local treatment.
To fight germs nourish the body fortify the system and heal tissues this free combination by Doctor Slocum claims to reduce consumption death rates in the United States It offers Emulsion Caltofoote Expectorant Psychine Tonic and Ozojell free to those affected or seeking preventive relief and urges readers to request the remedies for themselves or give to friends
A suis of the Indianapolis Sun advertises free remedies from Dr T A Slocum at Pine Street New York City. The letter invites readers afflicted by wasting maladies to write for a complete combination with full directions and includes post office and express address for shipment.
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