Sunday Night Sparking Revered Across Generations
An Indianapolis Sun essay venerates Sunday night courtship as a timeless ritual, recalling memories of young couples and family traditions while critiquing a Newark judge’s vein of ruling that breaches of promise on Sunday nights should void damages. It then shifts to praise for Joseph Folk of St. Louis, noting threats against him and arguing law enforcement should protect officials who uphold the public will.
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N. J
Joseph W. Folk
St. Louis
Ciy
Supreme Court
Rigimond
Joseph Ry
Virginia
Senate
Dominion
Wizard
Col ‘Wiland
Willard
Need for New Bridges in Indianapolis City County Debate
The article argues for replacing river bridges over White River with safe structures funded by the county, not the city, asserting county action is lawful and appropriate due to tax burdens and access needs. It notes anonymous political mailers from New York backing Mark Hanna and Magnus Hess, questioning Hess identity amid war coverage gaffes.
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Indianapolis
Morris St
Michigan St
Riverside Park
White River
Twdngtapolis
New York
Mark Hanna
Magnus Hess
Hess
Rebuffed Grover Cleveland bang on journey
A weary Grover Cleveland resettled his gun and continued his travel after an apparent rebuff, highlighting a tense moment as he pressed on along his path.
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Mr. Cleveland
What the Papers Say Reorganizers Fear Unite Bryan Hearst
A collection of editorials mocks Democratic fears of a Bryan Hearst alliance and predicts a six word national platform. It notes Kansas City platformites, a ladies candidate, and a petition surge against Senator Reed Smothman, highlighting neutral reactions to petitions.
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Hearst
Topeka
Panama
Iyetter
Buffalo Evening News
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Iit
Democrata
Pittsburg Press
Reed Smonthat
Boston Herald
Swirl of Society Teems With Plans and Visits
Mr and Mrs A L Drum visit Anderson this week. Miss Ethel Cleland plans a February trip to St Louis to see Miss Lucila McLain. Miss Perry of Lowell MA will visit Miss Anne Hurty. Mrs James Davie entertains her card club Tuesday afternoon. The annual masous ball of the Manner chor is set for February 12 in the Rol den jubilee year, intended to be the most elaborate ever.
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A. L. Drum
Toy Anderson
Ethel Cleland
St. Louis
Lucila McLain
Perry
Lowell, Maes
Tome
Anne Hurty
James Davie
Talboltave
Lemonade Explosion Injures Cincinnati Girl
A lemonade container boiled over and exploded injuring Ahreida Baxter of Covington, burning her face and threatening her eyesight. The accident happened when steam escaped from a heated vessel placed on a range. The incident occurred in Cincinnati in January, with details of the mishap and its effects on the victim.
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Cincinnati
Ahreida Baxter
Covington
Night Idy Bella Comes Home in a Small Town Tale
A nostalgic verse captures a family reunion after Idy Bella returns home. The narrator recalls listening for her, messages of affection from ma, and Ray’s restlessness as siblings exchange gifts. The home clock, coffee at Columbus, and the long sober night frame a childlike, intimate scene.
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Bella
Suburbanvile Tales and Urban Banter in a Fragmented Page
Fragmentary reading hints at fiction pieces and satire in a whacky magazine. Characters discuss home life advertising sections and a wary town crowd reacts to a fast car while a sheriff comments on events.
Sad Remembrance and Troubled Tales Across City News
A jumble of clipped notes reports a skater’s regret and a fatal ice accident, a Bellevue nurse cooking course for patient meals, and Jane Elizabeth Granville, 38, who attempted poisoning due to feeling orphaned and seeking company.
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Ningle
Edward 8Ingdr
Newark
J. Jane
Elizabeth Granville
Phe
A Pink Lion Motel Mystery Recalled in Fragmented Tale
The overheard dialogue recounts a chaotic hotel room scene with a frozen garden view and a disheveled visitor declaring a murder. The narrator and Maris debate setting details from the Pink Lion to the Blue Lion, while a frightened guest insists a murder occurred as furniture and pots topple in the clash.
Train Wore A Kitchen Dress and Trial Amid Courtroom Talk
In Watervliet Michigan on January 25, RR Baker of Coloma was killed when struck by a snow plow while walking with L H Thomas. Both men wore caps low on their heads and did not hear the approaching plow. The trial included a lurid claim from a defendant about kitchen duties and propriety.
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Baker
Coloma
Thomas
Pla
Newark ON
Harrisuiace
Cronje
David Welsh
Messinese
Judge Advises Philip Geringer to Seek Divorce
In police court Judge Sauedéra advised Philip Geringer to pursue a divorce from his wife amid allegations of abuse. The case, tied to Tamils Accounting, notes his wife allegedly made life unpleasant and reportedly wished him out a window with a life insurance motive. The docket opened with Geringer permitted to file for divorce.
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Dan Sh' Yeu Haa Detter
Cal Didge
Pht Geringer
Stillengry
Eneitieer
Geringer
Jinige Sauedéra
Horses Electrocuted at St Louis Stable Fire
Fifty-one horses in the National Firewing company stable were thrown from stalls when a ground wire transmitted a severe electric current, killing two instantly, paralyzing one requiring destruction, and injuring five others as shock knocked down all the animals.
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ST. Lois
Jane
National Irewink
Western Business Push Overrides Conservation
Clevatland banker Col Jeremith Sulla elected head of The National Board of Trade as western bloc backs aggressive trade stance over conservation. Col Sullivan named president of the Cleveland Chamber of Commerce, signaling a push to secure national trade policy with western leadership. The Associated press notes emphasis on strong pro‑industry leadership and opinion that policy will favor western interests in Washington.
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National Board of Trade
Washington
Col
Jeremith Sulla
Nationat Beant
AgerhoEin
J. 4. Sullivan
Sullivan
Covesand Chamber of Commerce
Lavkine Methota
Puliom
Blark County
Otke
Cheyytundae
An Old Muster for Children Meant to Soothe Teething
An old patent medicine notice touts Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething children. It claims to ease teething pain, reduce wind colic, and soothe coughs, presenting itself as the best remedy for distress in infants.
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Winslow
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