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Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 10, 1889

Page

3

Fatal Curve tale a switch tender haunted by crime and dream

A narrator recalls meeting a sullen switch tender near a river track. The man recounts a haunted past with a wife driven to ruin by drink, a fatal aer of luck, and a subsequent railroad tragedy. The piece blends eerie confession, a ghostly warning, and a newspaper note on an accident.

Carneally Jessie Leeds England Curgea America Layland C Curve New York Montreal Abram Tompkins N. Y. Ews

Striped bass caught in novel shore tow with oar

Ernest Hall of Lyme Connecticut hauled ashore a 41.34 pound striped bass after towing it with an oar in its gills while the fish lay benumbed by cold. A Salano California pager notes sea lions swarm the straits hindering salmon fishing. In a week one man’s tall tale contrasts with Mr Bright as a fisherman and orator.

Ernest Hall Lyme Conn T. Hall Mr. Bright Edmund Yates New York Tribune Bright

Odd Theories And Rambling Courtship In A Mixed Bag

A scientist claims natural gas can darken blonde hair via an ammonical vapor reacting with sulphur. A young man defends a breach of promise claim by describing a rambling courtship to test compatibility. A Detroit Free Press note quotes a Georgia preacher who condemns mule theft as a far graver crime than poultry or meat theft, likening it to burning a shed and killing a family.

Detroit Free Press

Mrs Harrison a modest figure at White House scene

A Philadelphia dispatch notes Mrs Harrison moves quietly in Washington. It describes her shopping trip and entrance to the White House with a brown paper bundle of dry goods, contrasting public gossip. The piece mocks reporters who sensationalize Mrs Harrison as in Mrs Cleveland days.

Miller Riggs House Washington Tracy Arno Proctor Arlington Wanamaker Harrison Cleveland Philadelphia

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