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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 01, 1897

Page

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Ming Chuan Liu Adapts to America and Seeks Chinese Reform

Ming Chuan Liu, a Chinese student staying with Mr and Mrs Merle Walker in Indianapolis, studies at DePauw University and Pekin American College. He speaks English fluently, preserves Chinese dress, and aims to transplant American customs to China while promoting gender equality and anti foot binding. He cites famine and official corruption in China, admires Li Hongzhang, and views Japan as a stronger opponent. He learned printing at The Sun and expressed fascination with modern presses and type setting.

Deanw University Ming Chuan Liu Merle Walker Vermont St American College Pekin DePauw Ming Chuan Indianapolis America University Liu American College At China Bekin Li Hung Chang Japan SUN Office

Remarkable 90-year-old skater Daniel Reeder of Peru

Peruvian Daniel Reeder, born June 18, 1808, remains remarkably active at 89 despite age. He skates daily on worn antediluvian runners, recalls service in the 155th Indiana Infantry, and has lived a long life from Easton Pennsylvania to Ohio before settling in Peru in 1854.

Peru Ind Waten Daniel Reeder Reeder Ohio Mr. Reeder Easton Northampton County Pennsylvania New York City Astor House Stark County Sarah James 155Th Indiana Infantry, Co. K

Nonegenarian Skater Keeps Thriving On Wa bash River

A historical note profiles Mr. Reeder a nonagenarian who survived a fall from a tree and a near drowning. Despite a serious winter accident he remains active skating on the Bash River and guiding a younger crowd, with wife Mrs. Reeder sharing a quiet life. He once saved a youth from deep water and remains the country’s sole nonagenarian skater with notable grit.

Wabash Reeder Jie Tle

English Teachers Question Literary Interpretation

At a Thursday English section meeting several Indiana and Franklin scholars attacked current teaching ideas. Prof Griffith of Indiana University argued the reading circle emphasizes interpretation over literature itself. Prof Henry denounced seeking a work's theme before examining its parts. Prof Sampson sided with Henry, calling the view a bane to Indiana English teaching.

12.E. Griffith Indiana University W. I. Henry Franklin Zle M. W. Sampson Henry Indiana

Frank Morrison Succeeds McCraith as AFL Secretary

Frank Morrison, newly elected secretary of the American Federation of Labor, assumed office Friday succeeding August McCraith. Headquarters may move to Philadelphia next week. Morrison, a 37 year old printer by trade, is described as short and heavy with dark hair and eyes, resembling William Jennings Bryan, and has worked for the Chicago Journal and Chicago Record.

Federation of Labor Frank Morrison American Federation of Labor August McCraith Philadelphia Mr. Morrison Prince Albert Wm. J. Bryan Morrison Typographical Union Chicago Journal Chicago Record

Forecast for Indianapolis 36 Hours to Jan 2

Forecast for Indianapolis and vicinity through 8 p m January 2 expects cloudy skies with possible rain Friday night and Saturday. Colder air moves in by Saturday night. The note ends with a Veteran’s Greeting from Adolph Frey of Dungeon No 196 Elizabeth Street, offering New Year wishes.

Indianapolis Adolph Frey Elizabeth-st

Diadem Patent Flour for Crispy Pastry Baking

A fragment notes Diadem Patent flour as the preferred product for wholesome bread and pastries sold by grocers. Noblesville Milling Co. is mentioned as a supplier. The tone suggests a promotional or descriptive takeaway about suitable flour for housekeepers.

Noblesville Milling. Co

Boone and His Lions Star in Colorful Career Display

Ex Confederate colonel J Daniel Boone, a Cuban brigadier general and longtime wild animal trainer, arrives in Indianapolis with two trained lions and four wolves for the next week's Pet stock show. His life spans Civil War scars, Spanish souvenirs, Hagenbeck’s shows, and daring arena feats.

J. Daniel Boone Indianapolis Col. Boone Mr. Boone Hagenbeck Wild Animal Show Forepaugh Circus Boone Wild Animal Arena San Francisco Farnell Parnell Cyk- Jouz New York Bismarck New Laredo Monterey Kentucky Virginia Petersburg

Triple murder at popular springs ends year in gunfire

In Popular Springs near Atlanta a 70 year old man and his wife were killed by boarder Flannagan who fired at the table after saying the old year should go with it. A visiting young woman from Greensboro also died. Flannagan, captured from a lynch mob, is jailed amid drunken state.

Atlanta U. P.J Popular Springs George Allen Flannagan Mrs. Allen Mr. Allen Miss Slack Greensboro

Desperate Duluth man shoots self over embezzlement

W G Park of Duluth, facing a seven thousand dollar embezzlement case, killed himself after sugar trust officials refused to drop prosecution. Park had admitted the shortage and hoped to settle in full, saying he used the funds to gamble on the last election and favored Towne against the Republican Party.

Duluth Minn U. P Sugar Trust W. G. Park W. N. Draper Park John Robertson Chicago Towne St. Louis

Child-study Society organized in Plymouth church

The State child-study society was organized by teachers at Plymouth church on Thursday evening with Dr W L Bryan of the State university as leader. The movement aims to study child characteristics in school and home to develop a reliable psychological basis for teaching. Bryan chosen president and Howard Sandison of Terre Haute secretary and treasurer.

State Plymouth Church W. L. Bryan The State University Indiana Bryan Howard Sandison Terre Haute

Football under PR rules faces strong opposition

Indianapolis manager W. H. Watkins calls football brutal and dangerous, arguing it cannot compare with baseball due to injuries and wear on players. He suggests reducing brutality with fewer dangerous plays, while other civic leaders differ, some defending the sport and others urging reform or regulation.

W. H. Watkins Indianapolis Mei Nyton Richardson Guido Bell A. W. Collins B. M. Johnson E. M. Gobel Charles Adam Ss. M. Compton Indiana Dr. Servoss Don. Scott Hogans Chas Crull Huntington

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