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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1902

Page

4

Deliver Us From Viaducts City Debate Over Grade Crossing Removal

A city debate questions Mayor Bookwalter's support for viaducts to remove grade crossings. Critics cite Detroit style elevated tracks with lowered roadways as safer, cheaper, and less intrusive, urging Indianapolis to avoid viaducts and adopt the improved beneath-the-tracks solution.

Bookwalter Virginia Woodward Ave Detroit Lake Shore Road Indianapolis

Itie Sketches and Songs of a Singer

A fragment from a column shows humorous verse and dialog about a singer and a range of characters. The piece includes lines about angels, success, and a street scene with a freckled fanatic and neighbors, preserving a period voice and local wit.

Itie

Tailor Offers Clothes on Credit in Earnest Conversation

The tailor haltingly offers clothing on credit to Mr. Dunham who gratefully responds that he will forever owe a debt of gratitude. The exchange highlights mutual respect and financial strain reflected in their dialogue.

Andy Carnegie Knox Pittsburg Andy Mr. Knox Will H. Latta Wisconsin Charles Droege College-‘ Ave John ‘Holtzman Indianapolis Indiana Ave Walter Kutler Ben-Hur W. H. Watkins Berry Dallas J. Thorpe Thomas W. Griffin Harry Jarrell

Photographers and Advertising Rates Mentioned in Trade

A fragmented exchange shows a photographer discussing pricing and portrait enlargements for advertising. The speaker notes that the model may require a higher rate and mentions consent to take a beautiful picture and possible enlargement for ad use. The text reflects pricing strategy and negotiation aspects in photographic services.

Cat‑servant theory sparks dam age suit exchange

In a Tuesday testimony, Mrs Rebecca Cleninger swore to a lie about our paper. We joked that she used cats as servants to save washing dishes, saying a guilty conscience needs no accuser.

Rebecca Cleninger Edward Singer

The Swirl of Society and Local Weddings

The Chevalier club danced at Brenneker's while Mrs. Wagner entertained for Mrs. Moore of Washington DC. Birthdays and luncheons marked Friday as society notes reference Miss Mina Sanborn’s Christmas Eve wedding plans and other dress party gatherings around town.

Chevalier Club Brenneker's Theodore A. Wagner George T. Moore Washington, D. C Richard N. Morrison Ethelda Chapman Williams Charles W. Fairbanks Boston Mina Sanborn Frederick Thompson New York-st J. O. Henderson Ellis T. Silvius Florence M. Silvius George J. Cook Union City Eva Reiling David Wagner Richmond Edith E. Wickett

A Corner for the Women A Christmas Gift Guide

The piece advises on gift presentation and thrifty ideas for Christmas gifts. It suggests attractive wrappings, simple yet thoughtful items like dates with walnuts, home made macaroons, coconut sweets, and modest linen or lace gifts. It cautions husbands about unsafe fashion gifts and endorses useful luxuries such as soft comforts and negligees. It notes Indianapolis households plan year round and highlights practical gift options and wrapping flair.

Indianapolis New York Inien

Stories of Tom Reed and a Barber’s Mustache Incident

The article recalls Tom Reed visiting Jerry Simpson in Kansas to denounce his critics in Congress. A Washington restaurant encounter had Reed reacting to a mistaken identity as President Cleveland. A barber once greased Reed’s mustache while he slept, prompting his startled demand to remove it.

Reed Jerry Simpson Kansas Mr. Reed Washington

Pioneer Elgin resident says brain center cure saved him

Henry A. Grace of Elgin Newfoundland credits Dr Miles Neuropathic Treatment with saving him from dropsy and heart disease after doctors wrote him off. He recalls severe swelling and breathlessness, and notes relief began quickly with a full recovery by age seventy six.

Henry A. Grace Elgin Miles Grace

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