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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1892
Page
3
A college youth sits with a maid beneath shaded branches as he attempts a kiss. She blushes and says no, jokingly warning him not to step, while leaves fall around them in a playful summer moment.
In the summer at Aunt Ruth's farm, Sam the pony delights children with playful mischief and clever tricks. He steals cakes, noses into milk, and even charges a cart, yet he remains a cherished, characterful companion tracked through years until his demise noted in a tearful letter from Nell seven years later.
Harriet Beecher Stowe lives quietly in a modest Dartford cottage near Mark Twain and Charles Dudley Warner. Her twin daughters Eliza and Harriet, two colored maids, and a nurse form her household. She walks daily, tends plants, loves music, and receives birthday greetings from friends like Oliver Holmes and Whittier. Her income includes Uncle Tom's Cabin copyright value as it expires.
An old soldier in Kansas finally received three cents owed by the government for over 30 years. Across the globe the text notes a 50,000 square mile garden in China and 6,000,000 population in Afghanistan with no missionaries, while U S cities show a 100 mile gap between fashionable and unfashionable blocks.
Sidney Dillon leaves 110000 to charity. Chicago waiters threaten strike. A porch collapse in Chicago injures four women. Richmond and Danville Railroad placed in receivership. Alexandria Louisiana endures a 75000 fire. Pittsburg children drown after river buggy crash. Lightning kills two horses and affects Mayor Foster. Craven of Blue Earth City faces 14000 assault assessment. Maj. E D Wicks dies in Chicago. Sheriff Ryder slain in Arkansas. Prince Mills jailed in Ann Arbor for five years. Bechel’s hair cut after trial. Tower Mills riot and mine layoffs. 1400 Minnesota miners furloughed. 315 Italians Austrians discharged. International printers elect McFarland as second Vice-president. New York Tribune matter referred back to union No. 6.
A collage of brief opinions on women’s roles in society and culture. Points include Cantury’s poem lines, Melbourne editor Miss Murphy at Punch, acts of kindness from thoughtful women, men standing for women’s rights on a streetcar, Dutch queen’s garden work, a critic’s jab at flirtations, a Somerville Journal remark on dress costs, a New York preacher linking dancing to danger, and Carmencita leaving Koster and Bial’s amid heat concerns and jealousy claims.
A remarkable Chinese boy near Pekin is reported to memorize and repeat the entire New Testament. A Chicago patent holder with a flying machine has secured a million-dollar backing from a company in New Orleans, hoping to make money fly despite the project’s potential failure.
Indianapolis March 23 1892 Miss Mary Sweeney owner of West Ohio Street address recounts months of catarrh headaches and insomnia before Dr Stackhouse and Newlin diagnosed her condition and treated it. She reports rapid improvement in sleep dizziness breathing and pain relief and says she is entirely cured and recommends the doctors. The NimphaL Institute advertises specialties in catarrh and related ear throat lung and stomach diseases with office hours and mail treatment options.
Saturday market listings show prices for smoked meats and hams, bacon, lard, and fresh pork. Courts of staples include coffee, sugars, canned fruits, vegetables, and dairy with varied regional bids. fish, poultry, and produce priced across Indiana and California suppliers. No noteworthy changes in the market. grocers steady.
The 1891 Indiana General Assembly act prohibits any person from connecting or reconnecting with gas mains or service pipes without written permission, interfer ing with valves or mixers, enlarging mixer orifices, or using natural gas for heating except with proper authorizations. Violations carry a fine of five to one hundred dollars upon conviction.
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