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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 16, 1901

Page

4

McGregor Bookwalter feud and Ohio politics clash

The piece alleges Charles Bookwalter offered Honest John McGregor a post to drop the mayoral bid and demands a denial. It notes Gov Durbin delays a monument, mentions J. J. Appel and Taggart in a Sun poll, criticizes local councilmen, praises Van Vorhis, and mocks party tactics and the nightshirt endorsement.

Friends of John” McGregor Charles Bookwalter McGregor Bookwalter Boookwalter Joan

The Sun’s Gallery of Great Men Joseph T. Fanning

Joseph T. Fanning, long a public figure in Indianapolis, is profiled as a protege of Hon. Thomas Taggart. Once mayoral chief groomsman, he now awaits signals for a possible bid or to relinquish roles. He thrives as secretary of the Indiana strawboard manufacturers' association and is portrayed as a staunch anti trust advocate.

Indianapolis Republican Council

Spare Moments and Notable Anecdotes From The Metropolis

A Kansas City Street Railway crew member displays quick wit stopping a trolley to tally fares after a discrepancy. The tale joins humorous recollections from William Castle about odd rewards in the music world, a German undertaker prank, a florist miscommunication, and a clergyman’s wife finding buttons in a collection bag.

William Castle Philadelphia Record Caroline Richings Parepa Rosa Clara Louise Sellogg Emma Abbott Chicago Mr. Castle Old National Hotel Terre Haute Ind

What the papers say noted quips and quotes

A collage of brief newspaper quips references naturalization, a New York assignment to fund a business, hush about the Rathbone-Neely case, and Cornelius Vanderbilt Jr. hailed for clever ideas on engine improvements.

Francis B. Thurber New York Buffalo Times Rathbone-Neely Denver Post Cornelius Vanderbilt St. Paul Dispatch

Witty quip on heat and fashion from Denver Post

A state editor quips about summer heat comparing a cool net waist to a corset. He notes the net may cool only the shoulders while heat remains in the body. The humorous line reflects editorial wit about comfort in hot days.

Denver Post

Clear complexion urged by Cascarets candy ad

An advertising blurb promotes Cascarets Candy Cathartic as the foundation of beauty claiming a clear skin, with promises of a soft velvety look and urging purchase from druggists in 10 25 or 50 cent sizes.

The Sketches and Songs of a Singer

A humorous verse piece followed by a local theater anecdote about Dory Wilkes and a bashful suitor with a dance at Millersville. Included are vignettes of Edith Evaline and Dashleigh with a beach photo scandal involving an illustrated weekly photographer.

Ethel Edith Evaline Dashleigh Illustrated Weekly

How the Doctor Reformed a Nurse

Cly sanitarian Clark recalls his father a Wayne County physician curing a nurse of whisky abuse by using a strong emetic and feigned concern. The nurse, caught in lies about dosing, dies or nearly dies after the drastic treatment, leaving a note of remorse and a tale of reform.

Wayne County

Hoisted Lines and Local Banter Across Indiana Papers

A collage of witty quips from Indiana newspapers praises sports venues and cities while poking fun at travel costs and regional pride. It notes Matthews as a campus site, playful portraits of summer funds, and a shift toward bold self identity from Indiana natives.

Pictorial quip mocks first baseball car and sprint record

A Sun letter defends a caricature of a baseball car gag as humorous and cites past exploits to claim a genuine sprinting record. The writer recalls a historic train setup with Watty and Wilmot, noting a quirky three-car train and a single game that proved the speaker’s base-running was passable.

the Sun Minneapolis Wilmot Watty Bates House Ohio-at -Grounds W. B. Clarke

Rail news boss calls reports on train bays unfounded

Union news manager Rogers denies stories about roads banning train bays. He says the claims are wind, originated by two Chicago papers shut off. The company serves Pennsylvania Big Four and Southern railways, with contracts to Jan 1, and notes Mahon withdrew last January along with its own news service. Lake Erie & Western is the only road not handled.

Rogers Union News Company Chicago Pennsylvania Big Four Southern Railway Mahon Lake Erie & Western Detroit

Society Notes and Local Weddings Across Town

The column records a series of social events including a broke party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Stoughton J. Fletcher and upcoming porch party by Miss Martha Landers. Booth Tarkington travels to Southampton to visit Richard Mansfield while John Jameson chauffeured friends around Broad Ripple. In Jeffersonville Miss Anna Mathews wed Frederick Robertson two hours after meeting, and in Wabash two couples wed secretly, Agnes Williams with Harry Woods and Anna Nordquest with Robert Knight, each pairing taking place last week.

Martha Landers Booth Tarkington Southampton Richard Mansfield P. H. Ingersoll Colorado T. J. East Highland Place Jeffersonville Anna Mathews N. C. Mathews Frederick Robertson Annapolis J. S. Hawk Wabash Agnes Williams Harry Woods Huntingon Anna Nordquest Robert Knight Mexico Miami County

Coastal rail specials to Atlantic City and Cape May

Travel by through sleepers and coaches to Atlantic City Cape May and other coast resorts. Return limit 12 days. For particulars call on agents or address W. W. Richardson D. P.A. Indianapolis Ind.

Atlantic City Cape May W. W. Richardson D. P.A Indianapolis Ind

Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement from Indianapolis Resident

Indianapolis readers share experiences with Doan's Kidney Pills from Dean's Kidney Pills. Mr. J Copeland of 2003 Brown Ave reports chronic loins pain stiffness after rising, back lameness from riding, and weak daily function. After using Doan's pills he improves within days and credits them above other remedies. Sold for 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents. Remember the name Doan's.

Mr. J. Copeland Brown Ave Dean Henry J. Huder Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo N. Y United States

Corporate Officers Listing for Local Organization

Officers named include John H. Holliday as President Henry Eitel as Vice-President Howard M. Foltz as Treasurer and Charles B. McBride as Secretary for the local body.

John H. Holliday Henry Eitel Howard M. Foltz Charles 8. McBride

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