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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1903

Page

4

Boomerangs in Indianapo lis Politics and World Events

A jumble of era headlines cites Expert Coons and City clerk Billott, politics in Illinois Indiana and national figures like Roosevelt Durbin Bryan and Mitchell. Notes on Yellowstone visits, a New York man living to 100, Turkish revolt, Milwaukee beer, Postoffice scandal, and coal strikes. Reports on Servia I and global events, with petroleum production at Baku slowing per 1902 Russian figures.

Coons Billott Indiana Mecca Dead Sea Baku

New Zealand Ivy Tree Described in Brief Notes

A description notes a thick trunked non climbing ivy tree in New Zealand with heavy branches. A transit route from Liverpool to Yokohama totals 9 830 miles via transcanada while a New York to San Francisco leg equals 112 098 miles. A fragment mentions French cabinetmakers learning to prepare sawdust and making.

New Zealand Liverpool Yokohama New York San Francis Co

Swirl of Society Hears Luncheon Teas and Visits

Social notes record Rollin Wert traveling from his San Luis Potost ranch and Mrs Ona Talbott Jett visiting east, with Anna Wiegand hosting a pretty sweet pea luncheon. Various teas and entertainments unfold as Miss Wallace and Mrs Fletcher honor guests, plans for a gold contest at Woodruff Place Baptist church arise, and Mr and Mrs Howell announce their daughter's marriage.

Rollin B. Wert San Luis Potost Tex Ona B. Talbott Jett Priday Anna Wiegand Katherine L. Dorsey New York Southampton E. Donion Sooth Bend Ind Gim Sire Boecking Mis Frederick Bachman Mra. Patzard Bellevue R. B. Gruelle Gloucester Mass Danos Miley Hilda Fletcher May Shipp Anna A. Gorden Woodrult-place Baptist Church Banettt Hadley Industrisi Actool T. ¥. Howell Ne Spannave Aaughter

What They Say list of daily quotes from Indianapolis Sun

A collage of brief statements from local figures and readers in The Sun includes opinions on Indiana polia pennant chances Mackintosh parade impressions sunniest days, education, dance, coal sales, reporters, city events, and public figures. Notable voices include Leonard Quill John Huge John McGregor Leonard Dill and others.

Leonard Quill Indianapolia John H. Huge Woodmen John McGregor Leonard Dill Alonzo G. Smith W. P. Manion Billy’ Bogardus I. B. Taylor Ethel Stuart Henry Spain Clifford Brown Joliet Byron Stevens Indianapoli Fairbank John Ruckelshaus William P. Reagan Capt. Norvell Sunshine Broad Ripple Daiele Crail Ed McGuff Indianapolis George Hoghever

Fragmentary Log Book of Columbus Surfaces in Murphysboro

A parchment like log purporting to be Christopher Columbus's secret voyage record appears in Murphysboro, claimed by Frank Reeves. It describes the 1492 Atlantic crossing from Paris to the Azores, with hopes, fears, and a note of stormy fate.

Murphysboro Christopher Columbus Frank Reeves Atlantic Paris Spain Azores Columbus Europe Columbia Reeves Garman Cincinnati Coud

A Corner for the Women A Duchess of Gordon’s Cleanliness

A feature on a famed Scottish housekeeper, the last duchess of Gordon, noting her strict, meticulous methods at Huntly Lodge. It recalls daily oversight from dairy to cellar and the test of staff honesty with mattresses, plus quotes from Good Housekeeping on domestic hygiene and prudent living.

North of Scotland Duchess of Gordon Huntly Lodge Walla Britain

Amusements at Fair Bank Next Week Feature Opera Singers

Indianapolis readers will enjoy a week of music at Fairview Park with two vocal soloists and the Osten dorf military band. Miss Mabil Caseby, formerly with the Metropolitan Opera, and Rees V. Prosser tenor headline. Caseby sings arias including from Erminie and Pretty Little Dinah Jones. Prosser performs popular songs. The diving horses, The King and Queen, and Parisian gowns add spectacle. Shows run Saturday and Sunday with children’s events and concerts by the Indianapolis Military Band. The horses dive daily at 4:30 and 9 p.m.

Ostendorf Fair Bank Indianapolis Mabil Caseby Metropolitan Opera Company Crystal Slipper’ Opera Company Rees V. Prosser Misa Casedy Erminie Fairview Park Fairview

Twice Told Tales in a Reader’s Quiet Debate

A literary couple debates Shakespeare reception in a society reading and notes how nine separate interpretations can emerge from a single line. A London photographer in the East End recalls a humorous potato van illustration to explain perspective, while a doctor notes a patient’s death may stem from a complicating disorder.

Notable Elderly New Hampshire Resident Turns 91

About People notes Andrew Bailey Young of Belmont New Hampshire aged 91 still living in his birth home. He and his wife recently celebrated their sixty sixth wedding anniversary. Sir James Warwick retires from Glasgow town clerk post after 30 years on a 12500 dollar pension. salary was 17500 making it the best paid municipal post in Britain. Josiah E Lynn, once among Warren County New Jersey’s wealthiest, died in Washington New Jersey. He once ran a Pike County Pennsylvania tannery with Jay Gould. Sir Oliver Mowatt of Ontario died after 24 years as Ontario premier with no break despite six general elections. Charles L Henry, who bought the Indianapolis Journal, aims for US Senate, eyeing Beveridge’s seat then Fairbanks. J T Tatlow, John Wharton, George Banks, F T Dale and H O’Brien of Lancaster and Yorkshire railway officials visit US for rail inspections.

Andrew Bailey Young Belmont N. H Sir James Warwick Glasgow Great Britain Josiah E. Lynn John J. Blair Warren County New Jersey Washington, N. J Jay Gould Pike County Pennsylvania Sir Oliver Mowatt Ontario Mr. Gladstone Lord Salisbury Charles L. Henry Indianapolia Journal Harry New United States Senate Beveridge Fairbanks J.T. Tatlow John Wharton George Banks F. T. Dale H. O'Brien Lancaster and Yorkshire Railway of England

Lightning Strikes Same House Three Times

In Middletown Ohio a storm struck the J. W. Koester family home on the Sander farm two miles south of the city three times within a half hour, leaving the structure almost demolished.

Middletown Jane W J. W. Koester Sander

The June Groom's Song by W. Gillian

An excerpt from Baltimore American voices the groom's woes at a wedding. He laments being unseen and constrained while others obsess over the bride’s gown, hair, and bouquet, declaring I am only the groom and learning my place as he imagines the crowd roaring.

Eick Emile W. Gillian Baltimore

Happy is the Woman Who Makes Home a Club

A concise aphorism notes a philosopher’s quip about a home so inviting that a husband never feels the urge to depart. The fragment hints at social or domestic satire common in period columns.

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