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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1902

Page

5

Bil Reese a recluse with odd thrift and political tilt

The article profiles Bil Reese of 921 Oak Street a reclusive figure known for frugality and odd political interest. He rents most of his house keeps a single room lives on eggs from chickens and scavenged items while paying taxes on nearly 20000 in notes.

Bil Reese Oak Teddouen Bookwalter Reese Tenth-sts E. Tenth-st Oak-st College-ave Monon Railroad Oak St Bil Buschmann

Recluse Reese Hoards Odds and Ends Into Gold

A plain man named Reese lives in a ramshackle Dak at home, hoarding assets by loaning money at 6 to 10 percent and paying 2 percent taxes. Neighbors recall his odd habits, nightly junk hunts, and a lone routine of sleeping late while tending alleys for scraps. When pressed, he insists he is simply a poor man who stores wealth through careful investments.

Reese Dak At College-ave Monon Railroad Dan Linus Buschmann Assensor Ring Bookwalter Therr

Former mayor credits Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People

Thomas F. Madden former mayor of St Ignace Michigan recounts How the use of Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People cured his chronic indigestion headaches and nerve trouble after a southern sea trip He praises the medicine as restoring his health and digestion He offers corroboration of his address and notes the pills are sold by dealers or by mail from Schenectady NY

Thomas F. Madden St. Ignace Mich Gulf of Mexico Galveston Dr. Wiliams Dr. Williams Williams Dr. Williams Medicine Company Schenectady N. Y

Finely chopped ham enhances baked macaroni flavor

Finely chopped ham adds a savory boost to baked macaroni, creating a richer, more satisfying dish. The ham’s saltiness and meaty texture complement the creamy pasta for a quick kitchen upgrade.

Daily A Little God

Edith Marston endures her husband Richard’s infidelity and estrangement while caring for their daughter Ruth. A memory-filled moment reveals Edith’s steadfast love and Richard’s awakening, leading to forgiveness and a fresh start for the family.

Edith Marston Strathmere Ruth Edith Richard Gayety Richard Marston Strath- Mere Nursery Flea Leighton

Old maids of Sycamore Valley hold annual convention

The Jolly Spinsters Butler C June 14 reports the Old Maids of the Sycamore valley meeting at Belleville. Maidens from nearby towns gathered to share experiences and thankful for strength to resist tempters, while enjoying games, a grand dinner, and sentimental toasts. The nine year old association includes seven percent of local women and plans future gatherings.

Butler Sycamore “Valley Belleville Sycamore Valley

Odd pledge to be slave to cure opium habit

Denver June 14 An odd proposition is made by William Jackson a negro arrested for frequenting an opium den Jackson acknowledges he is a victim to the opium habit He says he is very anxious to be cured and announces that for the period of three years he will be a slave to the man or men who effect a cure in his case

Denver William Jackson Jackson

Former Elk Hall Porter Admits Opium Habit

A six week old case from Omaha details a hall of Elks lodge porter who says he may return to his job and shows letters of recommendation. He explains a six year morphine to opium addiction and confesses smoking opium after guidance from a Denver policeman. The report notes multiple opium dens in the city slums with police patrolling but not arresting keepers.

Omaha Hall of Elks’ Lodge Denver

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