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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1902

Page

4

David B Hill Emerges as Democratic Presidential Hope

The article lauds David B Hill as the logical Democratic candidate, praising his loyalty to the party, leadership in New York democracy, and opposition to Croker's influence. It contrasts him with Cleveland and Tilden, arguing Hill maintains party strength, wins votes, and could restore a disciplined, patriotic democracy.

Mr. Hill Grover Cleveland New York Tilden Cleveland David B. Hill Croker New York Democracy Hill United States Senate David B. Hi

We Want the Interurbans in Indianapolis

City officials should remove obstacles to interurbans. Indianapolis desires rapid, plentiful service to boost patronage, extend city limits, and grow population. Debate on tax and policy continues while calls for prompt, expansive lines rise.

Mbove Indianapolis

Businessmen Comment On Interurban Tax Debate

W C Bobbs Fred Ayres H P Wasson E K Chapman George Gay and others weigh in on the interurban tax issue. Ed Hawkins suggestion is deemed insufficient to settle the matter. Roscoe Hawkins, aka Ros, seeks advantage if any exists in the position.

W. C. Bobbs Fred Ayres H. P. ‘Wasson E. K. Chapman George Gay Ed Hawkins Roscoe Hawkins Ros

Fragmented 19th century column snippet brims with political jabs

A garbled collage of editorials mocks Mount Pelee rumors and Illinois Democratic politics while lampooning King Edward coronation plots. The frayed text includes humorous asides about expletives and a milk stool anecdote, reflecting late 19th century press satire.

Mount Pelee Nicaragua Canal Terre Haute Illinois South Bend Tribune KingEdward Columbia City Post Edward Laorte Herald

What the Papers Say The United States and Paterson

A compilation of cartoonish editorial quips from multiple papers. It mocks Paterson New Jersey residents and questions their American status while lampooning Phil ppines independence celebrations and a Rockefeller donation. It notes settler expansion toward Indian lands and jokes about fireworks in the Philippines.

Paterson N. J United States Toledo News Detroit News Rockefeller University of Chicago Detroit Free Press

Summer Glass Curtains and Inside Curtain Arrangements

The article explains fashionable summer window coverings with two sets of curtains. It describes thin madras scrim curtains, options to shirr or loop back, and complementary net or lace panels. It mentions full inside curtains and soft shaded Indian and oriental gauzes as attractive, especially with madras.

Madras

Metropolitan school of music commencement at the Propylaeum

Friday night the Metropolitan school of music held its commencement at the Propylaeum. Diplomas were awarded to Hattie Buckset Mary J. Dunlap Estelle G. Haehl and Ruby B. Lane. President Roosevelt stated he seeks attendance at the Spanish American war veterans national encampment in Indianapolis in September if arrangements permit.

Metropolitan School of Music Propylaeum Hattie Buckset Mary J. Dunlap Estelle G. Haehl Ruby B. Lane Roosevelt Indianapolis Fairbanks Musikverein Marion State Music Teachers’ Association

Notable quotes from public figures and citizens

A compilation of remarks from L H McMurray Rev Joshua Stansfield Dr Eugene Buehler and others. The diverse comments touch on hope trades crime politics labor unions education and social issues reflecting a bustling civic dialogue. Strong opinions on roads interurban lines pools gambling and the impact of weather on knowledge programs and labor.

The Hasty Man Proverb Lesson Note

A Pittsburg Dispatch quotation called The Hasty Man contrasts haste with reliability. It portrays a person who changes opinions, talks freely, avoids solid commitments, and makes more errors yet covers more bases. It notes both fair enmity and awkward friendships, ending with a reflective lesson.

Pittsburg Dispatch

Dyspepsia Warning: Early Attention Needed for Digestion

Impaired digestion may signal dyspepsia as a growing risk. The uneasy after meals, nervous headaches, sour stomach, and belching suggest stomach weakness that could worsen if neglected. Early attention is urged to prevent progression.

Roses on the border by the Boston Transcript

A lyrical poem about roses in a garden described with vivid natural imagery. The verse celebrates crimson, creamy, and golden blooms, bees and butterflies, and the idea that the roses mark the footprints of God on a bright June day.

Boston Transcript

Tender hearted Besa shatters laziness records

A New York Sun verse extols Besa for refusing to perform ordinary chores and instead smashing all records of laziness with a bold, decisive act. The playful piece uses domestic tasks as a backdrop to celebrate determined effort and unexpected achievement.

Besa

How to Match Hats and Waists For a Cohesive Outfit

A Brooklyn Eagle style guide urges choosing a hat first and selecting waists to match or at least complement. It warns against mixing mismatched colors and advises pairing black skirts with black waists trimmed in ecru lace, tan hats, and brown parasols for a unified, polished look.

Brooklyn Eagle Ecru

100 SMOOTH FOR GERRY

Two men plotting a murder arrive in town under false faces. One red beard disguises as the other black bearded man after dyeing, entering a hotel room and eluding early detection. The next day a respected citizen is murdered, and a complex alibi challenges Detective Gerry before the ruse is fully understood.

Gerry Bell Boys Edward Singer

Observations on Love and Wealth in Social Manners

A Philadelphia Record passage muses on love, tact, and status, noting women’s power to provoke and forgive, the vanity of wealth, and the contrast between logic and intuition in romance. It wryly comments that happiness is simple content, and a millionaire’s wife may glitter in paste.

Willi Bea Philadelphia ‘Record

Little Stories: Autographs and Absurdities From Club Dinners

A collection of anecdotes from New York's Lotus club dinners and university life. It recalls Wu Ting Fang's Chinese autograph jokes, Ithaca campus humor about a preoccupied professor and a quip between Mulcahy and Mulhooly, plus rural courtroom tales from Ohio and a Washington debt fearing debtor.

Lotus Club New York Pekin Wu- Ting-Fang Washington Chow Tsz Chi Mr. Chow New York Tribune

Church cornetist resigns. garden fete planned at Deutscher Park

Mrs. Albert Pease resigns as cornetist of Woodruff avenue Presbyterian church. A Mannerchor garden fete is set for Wednesday evening at Deutscher Park with a concert and park illumination. If weather is bad the fete will be postponed two weeks. A Fresh Air Mission benefit at Mrs. A. Kuhn’s home raised 91.25 by Calumet club children Friday afternoon.

Deutscher

Hints for Cookery: Cucumbers and Simple Sandwiches

Practical kitchen tips on preparing cucumbers by trimming bitter skin and stem ends. Suggestions include berry and cream sandwiches, orange marmalade with ham on bread, and serving cold meat like lamb with broiled tomatoes. Also notes ways to elevate hot chocolate with whipped cream, vanilla sugar, and garlic in olive oil.

Various 1902 facts on science and trade trends

A collection of brief observations notes that lightning striking seldom kills, Germany outsells France in kid gloves, numerous cellulose burn injuries appear, auto factories lag orders, British street rails ignore the transfer system, volcano ash is pulverized lava, Baltimore county aids poor with antitoxins, 72 million pounds of butter came to Europe via the Trans-Siberian line, new surgical steam liver saws, New Jersey plans a sanitarium for consumption, Boer War losses reach 30,616 with later deaths, butterfly sleeping posture, sewage destruction by cremation in 97 U S cities, a Philadelphian develops wood pulp sugar, Lima hosts an international alcohol expo, California fruit values total millions, Kongo Free State imports worth 4.458 million with Belgium dominant, U S absent, and cane sugar enjoys a slight price edge over beet sugar.

New Jersey United States

Misfortunes and Names in a Witty Miscellany

A compact collection of quips and quibbles from Baltimore News Kansas City Journal and Kansas City Star. Jests touch on misfortune names butter goat and sea sickness with sharp one liners and social jabs.

Hewitt Jewett Kansas City Journal

Summer hat styles and trims in 1900s fashion notes

The column catalogs hat materials and trims for summer wear including taffeta coats, silk gloves on evidence, flower hats with foliage crowns, sash details, sailor collars in various materials, cherries and currants as hat trim, chiffon strings on bridesmaids hats, moire and satin ribbons, broad plaited bands, narrow velvet ribbons, Jap and basket straw hats, sheer laces, tucking on fabrics, light blue rigs with forget me nots, and foliage hats paired with blue ribbons. Green parasols and light effects on the face are praised for visibility and mood.

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Indianapolis Sun SUN E. Oblast Editorial Roome Business Office Paterson Gang of Corporationists Spirit OF the State Press Philippine Islands Buffalo News City Life L. H. McMurray Joshua Stansfield Eugene Buehler Cr. H.merz David Powell Bowers George Lockwood Frank Hendricks J. D. Moriarty Greenwood Fred West T. A. Goodwin John McFarland Granger-Farwell Company Lombard Worth Tippy Harry Hubbard Pennsylvania Railroad Company Hugh Campbell E F. Gould Tom O’neill W. Washington St Albert Lieber Indianapolis Brewing Company Dave Schooler F. Klepper W. A. Rhodes Charles Downing William G. Irwin Greenwood Interurban Company Billy” Fisher Washington St A. R. Hutchinson Martindale Morgan County William T.blythe Tenderhearted Bess New York Sun Osservaions Ithaca Cornell University Mulcahy Mulhooly Mr. Mulcahy Mulcooly Tompkins Ohio Buckeye Congressman Cushman Albert Pease Woodruff-ave. Presbyterian Church Dr.pierces Germany France Great Britain Baltimore County Maryland Europe Baltimore News Baltimore American Kansas City Star Bimpkins Siwaysa Hay Plo Specialties Co Newark N.J Cauyon Wri Hat Sischartiss Co Lafayette St Jasin My. Bay TE W Wai Shier de T. v. Wash Miinois Danleg Finch Pettis Dry Foods Co Hall F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo Special Department For Indiana Trust Building Col Virginia Ave Indiana Hotel Company New “Claypool” Hotel
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