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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1903
Page
4
The Mitchell plan earns another victory as labor disputes ease. It helped settle the Wabash railroad talks after brinkmanship and arbitration, with both sides reporting satisfaction. The piece also critiques public investigations and Ireland home rule, while noting local commentary and political tempers.
A guide on creating simple shirtwaist suits emphasizing clean lines and careful tailoring. It covers proper fit, avoidance of excess fullness, skirt and waist finishing, belt choices, and color and fabric recommendations for spring styles and modest trimming.
A fragmented page fragment presents a mix of verses and captions. It references a singer’s past earnings and jobs in Michigan, a bully scene, and assorted humorous lines about fame, marriage in a balloon, and public figures. It includes stray ad copy and short sketches. The tone imitates a late 19th or early 20th century comic column with varied snippets.
Elizabeth Wickes Freeland, once Elizabeth Wickes of Grange New Jersey, was denied an annulment by Supreme Court Justice McLean after discovering Nelson A Foster, a widower with children, misrepresented identity and status. Separate reports detail Mrs Hutton of San Francisco under surveillance after fleeing with cash and jewels, and a Chicago woman known as Chicago Mary. The era’s social intrigue continues amid labor dispute commentary from Philadelphia and Chicago press.
A poem reflecting on returning to a garden of thought where an innocent child invites the speaker to play. The speaker recalls a lost Eden and a purer inner voice as a strange child beckons from the gate with a warm, knowing smile.
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