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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1902

Page

5

Mamma Paulpoff Avenged In Tomsk Midnight Plot

In Tomsk, Neslerov fears exposure if Denton escapes. Princess Olga outmaneuvers him by masking a poisoning ruse while revealing a czar seal order to a loyal officer. The alert plan hinges on Jansky and Itzig’s capture and Denton’s liberty to shift the balance of power.

Tomsk Jansky Unsgerhop Denton Tivoloffsky Itzig Leutenant Neslerov Perm Ife Olga Frances Gordon Nesterov Tie Russia Cousin Weslerov Dermsky Czar

Olga and Vladimir Rescue Mission Across Night Streets

Olga escapes captivity and, with Itzig and a loyal officer, frees Vladimir from the dungeon. They seize the key, break the door, and ride to Tivoloffsky to aid the American and Papa Paulooff, racing against Jansky and Unsgethop as night unfolds under the czar’s seal.

Nesterov Vladimir Olga Ltzye Jansky Itzig Unsgerhop Itzizr Nesterovs Vladimir E Papa Paulooff Tivoloffsky Perm Unsgethop Neslerov Frances Graslov Ryeat Paulpoff Janaky

Crooks Speak In A Language Of Their Own Slang

Indianapolis detectives describe the criminal slang used by burglars and thieves. The piece catalogs terms for safe blowers, pickpockets, and police, explaining meanings like poyning money with a phony roll, calling a railroad train a rattler, a watch a ticker, and a diamond a sparkler.

Indianapolis Yegeman Somstizser

Vladimir the Avenger Ends Double Threat in Tivoloffsky

Vladimir defeats Jansky and Unsgethop in a brutal confrontation after declaring Dominance over the room. He rescues Denton and takes the injured to a priest while declaring the night’s violence as killing two wolves. The scene closes with his calm report of the act and a continuation promise. Gov Durbin and state officials visit Fort Wayne for a school inspection. A court case concerns Laura Dougherty’s damages from a streetcar collision. Indiana oil inspectors report 302,122 barrels tested, with 40,287 in Indianapolis and 48,860 in 1900.

Papa Paulooff Denton Jansky Unsgerhop Vladimir Unsgethop Tomsk Tivoloffsky Gov. Durbin Hart Fort Wayne

Hamilton Incorporation Reported Amid Electric Push

Hoosierisms notes Hamilton to incorporate while residents chase an electric light. Marion newsboys union forms as local chats about Baby No 2 and rising taxes. A Martinsville woman scratched by a cat, and Addison Shook moves to Dave Finley’s to decorate with tobacco juice. Syracuse cement plant runs 800 to 1,000 barrels daily under 100 workers. The Boxley Eye and Newton Boomer are cited in local chatter.

Addison Shook George Elliott Dave Finley Boxley Eye

Republicans in District 4 and the proverbial snowball

Seymour Indiana dispatch reports little activity in District 4 politics as Republicans face a gerrymandered map and a Democrat tilt. Francis Griffith of Switzerland County is favored for Congress, with McCormack Willard New and L. E. Slack mentioned as possible candidates. Party leadership aims to hold voters and hints at another gerrymander when the next legislature convenes.

Seymour Ind District Decatur County Johnson County Bartholomew, Brown Dearborn Johnson Switzerland Ripley Ohio Jennings Jackson Jefferson Francis M. Grffith Switzerland County Congress William S. Holman Griffith P. H. McCormack Columbus Bartholomew 2Nd Brown McCormack Willard New Vernon Jennings County Jefferson County L. E. Slack Franklin S. Montgomery

Doctor and Nurse Marry After Romance at St Vincent’s

Dr D Monroe Reynolds of Clayton and Miss Joanna Buchanan of Huntington wed in Peru after meeting as physician and nurse at St Vincent’s Indianapolis. They plan to reside in Clayton and honeymoon partly in Indianapolis. A separate criminal case reports Henry Miller, colored, on trial for assault with intent to kill Henry Mills after shooting at a merry go round on Columbia avenue.

St. Vincent's Hospital Indianapolis Peru D. Monroe Reynolds Clayton Joanna Buchanan Huntington Reynolds Buchanan Henry Miller Henry Mills Miller Mills Columbia Ave

Carey Defends Cuban Sugar Tariff Shift Before Ways and Means

Baltimore beet sugar owner F K Carey told the house Ways and Means committee that a tariff cut on Cuban sugar would hurt U S beet sugar factories and benefit the sugar trust. He warned that abandoning beet factories would invite political backlash and even hauntors in the night. A Cuban planter urged reciprocity for sugar trade.

Washington F. K. Carey Baltimore Sugar City Col House Ways and Means Hopkins Illinois Danzell Pennsylvania Grosvenor Ohio Newlands Nevada Carey Representative Richardson Tennessee Applaus Roosevelt War Root Gen. Wood Colorado Cuba F. B. Machec

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