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Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1903

Page

4

Floods Tornadoes And Political Gossip Mix In Indiana

Reading through a jumble of clippings, the piece notes heavy rain causing floods in Kansas, a fearful tornado in Georgia, and ongoing political chatter. It highlights Indianapolis mayoral race talk with John Hern proposed for nomination and details on Indiana politicians Beveridge and Durbin, plus community notices of local events and social gatherings.

Indianapolis John Hern Clark County John W. Holtzman Berkn County White Cou Ind Mione John W. Kern Thomaas Taggart Alonzo Green Smith James E. McCullough Joan R. Wilson Sterling R. Holt South Bend Times Henry-McCulloch Inilamapolis Anderson C. L. Henry Mr. McCulloch Aftea Durbin Beveridge Cogni Gant Terra Haute Tribune

Rules for Married Folk Highlight Divorce Denial Case

Judge John W. McHinney outlines marital duties in denying a divorce for Mrs Gladys Lange of Bagebrook. He stresses emancipation from parents, mutual fidelity, wife’s virtue, and the husband as head, urging trust and mutual support to sustain marriage. The dated tone and moral guidance reflect era norms on divorce and domestic life.

Gladys B. Lange Bagebrook J. Laut John W. McHihinney

Songs and Sketches of a Singer Cost His Happy Home

A fragmentary humorous verse set depicts a quirky exchange about home and time. Characters include a buoyant publisher, a young novelist, Miss Prraffine, Starr, and others reacting to a manuscript, with light banter over a iambic joke about Brown and a poet accused of plagiarism.

Greek king unveils modern Leonidas statue in honor of Digkas

The article notes King George I of Greece unveiling a statue to Leonidas of modern Greece Anthansios Digkas for his stand at that bridge near Thermopylae on May 5, 1821. It also mentions a Topeka life insurance push for Christian abstainers, and various other 19th century political and diplomatic items. Robert S. McCormick travels to the US, amid a London claim of open doors to Manchuria, plus Presbyterians in Los Angeles. W. E. Curtis recalls Cuba reconcentration fundraising tied to McKinley.

George I Greece Leonidas Anthansios Digkas Allamanna Thermopylae Hev CM. Sheldon Topeka Kas United States Joseph W. Folk St. Louis Tammany Hall New York Robert S. McCormick Russia America London Manchuria Chicago McCormick Austria-Hungary Robert Francis Coyle Presbyterian General Assembly Los Angeles Cal Central Presbyterian Church Denver Coyte Ontario Canada Wabath College Indiana W. E. Curtis Chicago Record-Herald Cuba McKinsey Bizcheti

Neighbor Seeks Court Restrain Dog Howling Nuisance

New Orleans citizens report nightly dog barking to Genry D. Luce neighbor, Mark, asking injunction to stop the howling. Mark alleges persistent disturbance damages health and comfort, seeks order restraining the dog. Rabbi Messing led confirmation services with thirteen children confirmed in a solemn ceremony.

New Orleans Joncpn HL Marks Hae Civil District Court D. Luce Marke Duce Frytantas St Mark Lace Hig Fami Wy Luce Markanvera Rabbi Messing Tam Pls

Elks Open Magnificent National Headquarters at Bedford

The Elks order opens a grand national headquarters in Bedford Virginia. The nave features a photographic reproduction of the new home. The organization has lodges across the country and enjoys strong support from theatrical figures. Hidanu polls lodge counts about 500 members.

Order of Elks Bedford The Elks Hidanupolls Lodge

A Corner For The Women Dont Don Shirt Waists In A Hurry

A guide on proper shirt waist wearing and parasol finishing. It advises careful pinning and back alignment to avoid unflattering lines, describes a method with safety pins and tape for a neat front, and warns against hastily rushed styling. It also covers refreshing parasols, selecting bright summer furnishings, and light, airy room decor with white textiles and pale colors.

Deanty

Osgood Case Set For June In Indiana Court

The Superior Court No 3 schedules the Osgood case for June 16 involving Ida Osgood Stan as plaintiff and Charles Osgood with Mrs Hoxane Nims as defendants. The suit claims Ida, adopted by Mr Osgood and his daughter, is the rightful heir, while the defendants contest the adoption. The young, socially prominent Indianapolis woman recently married, drawing notable public attention to the matter.

Inge Mason Ula Ja Ida Osgood Ita Jegend Charles Osgood Hoxane Nims Osgood Indianapolis Waa Rst

The Dufayel Store in Paris a Mammoth Retail Palace

The Dufayel store in Paris claims to be the world’s largest department store occupying blocks and selling everything from pins to elephants. It reportedly employs over 340 people and hosts daily concerts, cinematograph shows, and other amusements for customers. The total investment is stated at over 25,002,000 francs. Good luck Monday to advertise for help and to rent a room, bend notices to TH BON.

Dufayel Paris Prise

Moving Day Screams From a Hectic Home Titled Chaos

In this vivid domestic snapshot from New York Evening Mum era newspaper prose, a chaotic household prepares to relocate. The family frets over packed drawers and clothe coverings while each member frets about the upheaval. Neighbors peek in as Jimny Cris and others react to the uproar and the prospect of new neighbors.

Clock joke and roaming tales in a dinner crowd

A dinner crowd features Senator Chauncey M Depew with a clock joke about two hands that never strike. Other quips include a North Carolina preacher and a North Ireland driver misnaming Cromwell’s Bridge, with light banter on botany and humor.

Chauncey M. Depew Menal Depew Chauncey

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