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Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Feb 28, 1908

Page

3

Laura Jean Libbey Chapter continues romance and a chance meeting

A romance arc follows Matthew Rutherford's impending marriage to Gabrielle amid rivalries at the club. Henrietta, recently bereaved and seeking independence, finds Rutherford and asks him to help visit her father’s grave and find work, signaling a new turn in the melodramatic tale.

Matthew Rutherford Gabrielle Wes Hurst Seldott Rutherford Henrietta Eenad

Woman Survives Ten-Story Fall In New York Hotel

Mrs Catherine Olney fell ten stories from an elevator shaft at the St James hotel in New York today and walked away uninjured. She limped briefly with a slight left ankle ache but declined medical help despite arriving physicians and an ambulance surgeon from New York Hospital.

New York Catherine Olney St. James New York Hospital

Elks Show Joke Contest Promises Prime Seats

Sun reports two jokes submitted by M. C. of Indianapolis for the Elks joke contest. Prize is the two best seats in the house at the minstrel show next Monday through Wednesday. The entries include quips about acrobats and autos and a humorous sung verse about a girl and bundled attire.

M. C

I theldom take the meaties

A brief humor note from Lippincotts recounts baby Florence refusing a visit to her ailing cousin. She insists she seldom eats meat, deflecting her aunt’s explanation of illness by a tiny, proud retort. Her line captures childlike obstinacy with witty phrasing and period voice.

Lippincotts

Suicide attempt thwarted. man saved by doctors

Oscar Keppler attempted suicide by swallowing morphine Thursday afternoon in a room on 198S Senate Ave. A passerby notified police. Bicycle Officers Mullin and Stewart and Dr Wasner of the City Dispensary treated him and sent him to City Hospital, where he is reported to be recovering.

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