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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1902
Page
5
Gossip of the politicians who hanker for offices
Wayne township resident Thomas Spafford seeks renomination for county commissioner with no announced opposition. The piece discusses anti ring candidates challenging a proposed ballot layout and the Marion county republican ring's strength. It notes various candidates favored or shunned by the ring and highlights a judge and prosecutor races amid ongoing primary uncertainties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Spafford
Wayne Township
Marion County
Bookwalter
Allen
William Bosson
James Pritchard
Ed Robison
Cy Clark
Ring
Oliver P. Ensley
Ensley
Lew Akin
John Ruckelshaus
Clint Hare
James M. Leathers
Old Kentucky drama by a 10 year old boy
A handwritten three act play titled Old Kentucky by a ten year old boy from Massachusetts Ave. The piece, written in about 20 minutes, features Kentucky and Tennessee factions, characters Bill Lorey and Jack Bushman, gunfire, and a sheriff intervention ending each act with curtain changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Massachusetts Ave
Battle Scene in Village as Kentucky and Tennessee Factions Clash
A Civil War era staged fight erupts with Jim Blackman warning of a Tennessee raid, followed by a roadside ambush. The Kentucky side ambushes the Tennesseans, shots ring out, sheriffs intervene, prisoners are led away, and a final clash sees all sides fire before fleeing as the curtain falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Bill Lorey
Jim Blackman
Tennessee
Jack Bushman
Uncle Silas
Stone
Unele Silas
Hallo
Silas
Bill
Jack
Tenderfoot
Tennessee Gang
Flourishing Emanuel Baptist Plans New Church Home
One of Indianapolis's most thriving congregations, Emanuel Baptist in 1899 grows from 46 to about 200 members. It has a remodeled store building, a parsonage, and land on Woodlawn avenue and Laurel street with a frontage of 116 by 140 feet. The church aims to build an institutional style house with gymnasium and reading rooms, costing at least 30 thousand dollars, aided by a growing building fund. The pastor Rev. J R Henry leads a strong young people union and a Sunday school of 160 enrolled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
The
Emanuel Baptist
Woodlawn-ave
Laurel-st. Emanuel
South-st. Baptist Church
Emanuel
Stevenest
Laurel-st
J. R. Henry
Henry
Young People’s Baptist Union of the Church
Churchman-ave
Belt Road
Grandest springs found near Weasel Creek promising big money
Mord N Castetter reports a remarkable spring on his farm near Weasel Creek with grand plans to raise under $10 000 000 for development. Water claimed to cure ailments and boost editors, while red white and blue jugs sell for 99 cents a pint. Other rural vignettes include a Bluffton servant dispute and beets profit in Wakarusa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mord N. Castetter
Weasel Creek
Castetter
Indianapolis Directory Debuts February Fifteenth
The R L Polk directory team of 29 experienced compilers prepares a new Indianapolis edition due February 15. The 1901 book shows population gains, $4,000,000 in building permits, and $13,000,000 in real estate transfers, with suburbs now within city limits. Hiram Cronk, last War of 1812 pensioner, lives quietly at Dunn Brook near Rome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Detroit
R. L. Polk Company
Hauchville
Brightwood
Hiram Cronk
Dunn Brook
Rome
Cards and Sunday poker at Aunt Jane’s country home
Dorothy recounts a Sunday visit with Cousin Reggie and Bobby Wood ending in a poker hand played on ecards. Aunt Jane confronts the scene mistaking cards for wicked behavior, but Dorothy’s denouncement saves the day. Mary sleeps through it. Dorothy and Wood marry six months later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reggie
Mr. Wood
Mary
Jane
Mephistopheles
Bobby Wood
Aunt Jane
Reg
Dollie
Dorothy
Mamma
Giant Stillaguamish Fir Harvest Shocks Camp Workers
The Canyon mill company at the head of the Stillaguamish canyon cut a fir tree with a 14 foot stump diameter and 180 feet to the first limb. Rev Dr S H Ford, editor of the Christian Repository, is 88 and has served six years in the Baptist ministry, the oldest active minister in the denomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canyon Mill Company
Stillaguamish Canyon
Monte Cristo
S. H. Ford
Christian Repository
Home Circle
Omega Oil Promises Youthful Feeling for Aging Bodies
Advert says after age fifty natural decline occurs from overwork and excess. Omega Oil is promoted to stop pain and invigorate the system by loosening joints softening skin and soothing nerves. Claims include relief for rheumatism gout lumbago back cramps and side stitches. Price five cents per bottle.
Woman paints microbes in scientific art form
Miss Catherine Montague of Baltimore has moved to Philadelphia to assist Prof. Flexner at the University of Pennsylvania. She paints microbes on enlarged canvases, reproducing minute organisms visible only through powerful microscopes, praised by Max Broedel as unmatched in the world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Watherine MM
Montague
Baltimore
Johns Hopkins University
Flexner
University of Pennsylvania Medical School
Max Broedel
University of Pennsylvania
Miss Montague
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