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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 27, 1902

Page

5

Mystery of Graslov unfolds in Tomsk dungeon escape

Princess Olga and Therese confront dire peril in the Graslov dungeon under the palace. An American named Denton, loyal to the Nesterovs, guides them toward freedom as Olga retrieves a key and helps free Denton and Vladimir Paulpoff. They plot to expose the truth behind the siege and secure justice for those wronged.

Olga Neslerov Tomsk Therese Graslov Jansky Denton Nesterov Vladimir Paulport Itzig Frances Gordon Moscow Vladimir Paulpoff Vladimir Perm Tobolsk Papa Paulooff Paulhoff Alexandra Paulnoft Tivoloffsky de Maloff Paulpoff

Hoosierisms and small town mischief collide in Indiana notes

A column lists quirky local happenings from Danville to Hartford City. Socials in Danville and Thorntown toast with playful nicknames, while Crawfordsville and Muncie joke about lime and fish bait. J Sherry Jones's 19 years with Vandalia rail, electric-line hopes in Stilesville, and county accountant ideas spark political chatter. A teeny riot of humor and progress echoes in each town.

Amusements notes and theater chatter in New York

Klaw & Erlanger plan a Rogers brothers theater likely pitting Weber & Fields against them. A vaudeville actress fears arrest for defacing currency by stamping her name on $1 bills. Lucile Saunders, contralto, headlines the Grand this week after opera and comic operas in London. The lilliputians return to Park for first three days. Rays-Johnny and Emma due soon. Mrs. Fiske finishes New York season and heads to Indianapolis. Pike stock company from Cincinnati plays the Park in March with former Grand stock members. Irwin's burlesquers appear at Empire all week led by the Burke brothers.

New York Klaw & Erlanger Rogers Brothers Weber & Fields United States Lucile Saunders London

The Swirl of Society social notices

The Americas club plans an informal gathering Wednesday evening. Mrs C E Kregele and daughter travel to California. Sorosis club hosted by Mrs Sallie Collins Tuesday afternoon at 917 N Alabama. The Chapel club to host a card party Wednesday night at the Knights of Columbus hall. Engagement announced between Miss Jessie Foster of Greenwood and Ernest H Craft of Indianapolis. St Johns Social club hosts an evening party Tuesday at 126 W Georgia St with supper 6 to 10. Mr and Mrs Clifford Arrick host dinner Monday at the University Club for Mr and Mrs Walter Hale visiting Mrs Louise Closser. they will soon depart for Italy. A surprise party honored Miss Lorene Beck Saturday night featuring several guests and escorts.

the Americas Club C. E. Kregele Paul Martini California Sallie Collins Alabamasr Sorosis Club Chapel Club Knights of Columbus Jessie Foster Greenwood Ernest H. Craft Indianapolis St. John’s Social Club Georgia-st Clifford Arrick University Club Walter Hale Louise Closser Hale Italy Lorene Beck Stella Bruton Anna Whittymer Lena Kreich May ‘Obergfell Josie Fries Ida Becke Messrs Will. Renner Harry, Schnell

What pawnbrokers take on loans in Indianapolis era

Pawnshops accept almost any item of value from jewelry and watches to oddities. loans are small but frequent with high monthly charges. Most articles are not redeemed, many are sold after interest drops, and brokers stock new items for emergencies. Notable note cites six Jewish pawnbrokers among fifteen in the city.

Indianapolis

Christmas Compromise Brings Love and Charity

In a cheerful Christmas tale Mrs Merrill and her sisters plan a simple gift of kindness. Inez, torn by past pride, helps a sick mother with Dr. Vincent Whetherby, finding courage and love. Elsie advocates charity as joy rises from giving to the needy and to the physician who aids them.

Elsie Vincent Riverside Inez Jack Mamma Dr. Whetherby

Pleasant Dreams And The Cure For Womanly Ailments

A woman shares how Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription cured her years of female weakness bearing-down pains and nervousness. She describes gradual improvement after seven bottles, regaining strength and appetite, with health lasting over a year. A testimonial note invites readers to publish it and to obtain Dr. Pierce’s Medical Adviser.

Dr. Pierce

Tan shades 10 4 size fancy colored borders

A note describes tan shade glasses or lenses sized 10 4 with decorative borders in a 6c variety, priced at 45c for a pair.

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