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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 1902

Page

5

Tom Lawson Joined by Comrades inmobilized Illinois War Camp

Tom Lawson volunteers with Company M Fifth Regiment for the Cuban conflict. He endures loneliness at home but gains sudden recognition in camp as comrades and townsfolk flood him with boxes of flowers food and letters including one from Lucy with a faded rose symbolizing hope and a deeper bond.

Dick Caldwell Inmight Prairie Tom Lawson Indiana Lawson Frank Tom Cuba Canton Company Springfield Round Prairie Canton Company M Illinois Lucy

North Manchester Superintendent Resigns for Porto Rico Post

Professor Clyde Waener, elected head of North Manchester schools, has resigned to accept appointment as division superintendent in Porto Rico, effective immediately. He will depart for his new post at once, ending his tenure with the North Manchester district.

North Manchester Clyde Waener Porto Rico

Baby girl born. flag at L. E. & W. shop today

The Peru Journal notes a new baby girl for Mr. and Mrs. Al Davis. Humorous snippets follow including a Michigan City ad typo causing a damages claim, a divorce threat over a sewing machine price, and a preachers quote remark. Also mentions Trilby painter Bristow and Uncle Asa Moon’s Chicago dollar excursion misadventures.

al Davis Peru

Bloomington Fights Free Lunches Move by Saloons

Bloomington city council passes a resolution banning free lunches in saloons after saloonkeepers complain the practice erodes profits. The measure, adopted at the owners’ request, targets free meals offered with drinks.

Bloomington Tih

Miss Georgia Cayvan Removed From Sanford Hall

New York Aug 27 Miss Georgia Cayvan the actress who became insane and blind is no longer an inmate of Sanford Hall Flushing. It is said she recently manifested violence and relatives were asked to move her to another institution. She was taken away in a coach under attendant care Saturday evening.

Asa Moon Chicago Asa Lake Front New Brunswick Oracle Massachusetts

Speed and Moore Wed in Hasty Richmond Pair Tie

Richard W. Speed and Julia A. Moore of Richmond Indiana were married in Magistrate Welton's office. They hurriedly left home to avoid discovery by family and planned to depart the city immediately, keeping their destination secret.

Louisville Richard W. Speed Jhliza A. Moore Richmond Ind Welton

Suit for Assault and Battery Seeks Damages

Ernest L. Killen sues Valentine L. Schuler claiming assault with a heavy stick on June 14. He was knocked down and struck repeatedly, suffered pain, disability, and illness, and unable to work. He seeks 32,000 as compensation.

Ernest L. Killen Valentine L. Schuler Schuler

The Smooth Auctioneer Sells Almost Anything in Indianapolis

A column on Indianapolis auction rooms showing bargain seekers and locals buying varied goods. It notes crowded residence auctions led by savvy auctioneers, items sold for low prices, and buyers rushing away with purchases, while expressmen deliver goods to owners.

Indianapolis

Mark Hanna Must Join The Union

In Cleveland on August 27 the Salvation Army, Mark Hanna and the Bricklayers Union clash over a cornerstone job. Hanna says he was not invited to lay the stone and refuses to state if he will join the union, else the Bricklayers will halt work on the citadel.

Cleveland, O Salvation Army Mark Hanna The Bricklayers’ Union New Salvation Citadel Mr. Hanna Union Hanna

Fake Albino Bass Caper Delights Petoskey Club

A Petoskey Michigan fishing club staged a grand reception for a supposed albino bass weighing 97 pounds 7 ounces. The "catch" proved to be an oilcloth hoax crafted by the Lyre magazine editor. the club toasted the prank at the Imperial hotel while residents reveled in the spectacle.

Petoskey Imperial Hotel The Imperial Lyre

Golden Medical Discovery Endorsed by Satisfied Patient

An Ardent testimonial from James B. Ambrose of Huntingdon Pa praises Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery for indigestion and gastric trouble. The letter describes initial relief after three bottles and urges readers not to substitute the remedy. It advertises the Common Sense Medical Adviser and requests postage for mailing.

Doctor Pierce James B. Ambrose Mifflin Street Huntingdon Dr. Fierce Golden Medical Common Sense Mamepe Realia Thi Rovo Plere Buffalo N.Y

Post Binders and Transfer Binders Order Blank Holders

William B. Burford of Indianapolis Indiana offers post binders transfer binders and blank holders in a concise advertisement seeking customers for hardware supplies.

WM. B. Burford Indianapolis Ina

Concert and train schedule in Decatur park event

Train leaves Union Station at 7 a m on Sunday August 31 1902 from Decatur N. for a concert by Goodmans Fourth Regiment band in Turner Park. Refreshments available and all invited. Tickets 25 cents at Washington street and Union station.

Union Station Goodman Fourth Regiment Shady Turner Park Washington St

Highway of the Empire: Two Views in a Campaign Joke

A mock dialogue from the New York Herald quotes a Syracuse audience member debating railroad prosperity. He warns wiping out railroads would halt trade and plunge the nation into ruin, then, as the Empire State Express speeds by, blurts a desire for no trains at all.

Shaw Syracuse Atlantic Pacific Empire State Express New York Herald

Secure It by a Liner in The Bun

A terse promotional line urges securing the item by a liner in The Bun with a promise of guaranteed results. It emphasizes urgency and a direct call to action without additional details. The excerpt reflects advertising style and concise wording.

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