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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1902
Page
4
The piece depicts two masked thieves forming a joint plan to rob a moneyed man, illustrating the birth of a trust mindset. It then shifts to advocacy for Indianapolis interurbans, arguing their commercial value, growth impact, and minimal local disruption, while noting political figures and summer street disruptions.
A collage of humorous quips and political observations from multiple papers. Detailing remarks on Congress, Maj. Waller’s silence order, a Ringling elephant incident, an upcoming Ringling show visit, and Tammany Hall changes with W. Bourke Cochran slated for the next Fourth of July era.
May gross earnings reach 1,899,289 with net 475,399 and profit 144,821. Compared to 1901 May gains the six months show gross 9,005,263, net 2,350,543, profit 767,032, higher than 1901 by 844,007 in gross and 189,265 in net with profit up 8,732.
A Rockport Journal note highlights a laboring man earning Sl a day enabling him to purchase five and a half pounds of breakfast bacon for his workday. The item contrasts with other items about money and politics from Fort Wayne and Marion papers.
Bonds totaling $3,000 were posted at United Mine Workers headquarters in Washington by wire to Clarksburg West Virginia on the charge of violating Judge Jackson's injunction. Prisoners were able to spend Sunday out of jail.
Freight cars received and forwarded at Indianapolis last week totaled 28 100 with 21 655 loaded. The same week in 1901 recorded 27 044 cars received and 21 519 loaded.
A collage of humorous exchanges from periodicals including Tit-Bits Punch Detroit Free Press Smart Set and Statesman. The bits cover Sunday school marbles engagements editor jokes lampoon opinions and flirtatious banter with playful wordplay and regional charm.
A compilation of short vignettes from American life: a shy child reciting a nursery riddle at a school event, a Yorkshire immigrant naturalizing with a cigar in court, a rural editor mimicking press bulletins after McKinley’s shooting, a five year old’s remorseful plea, and a humorous exchange about a “human electric battery” at the White House.
John Sg. Morand, president of Frank Bird and Indianapolis transfer firms, travels to Chicago Monday to assume management of the Frank Parmalee transfer company. He will retain his Indianapolis involvement and stock in existing enterprises. Morand has found success in Indianapolis Louisville transfer sectors.
Miss Marie Cecilia Stolp and Dr. Harry H. Hewitt were married at 624 St Merrill Street in Bunday. The couple, raised together in Ellendale North Dakota, became engaged three years ago while he studied medicine in Ann Arbor. She planned training as a nurse at St. Vincent's Hospital and will live in Connoraville after marriage.
William Cotton an elderly veteran was found dead beside the White river under the Vandalia bridge after a Sunday early morning accident. He reportedly attempted to cross the trestle while intoxicated and was struck by a westbound train, his body identified at the city morgue by Shelbyville relatives.
Pearl Evans, an inmate at Fanny Wiley's resort on 8 Senate Ave, swallowed about an ounce and a half of carbolic acid Sunday morning while recovering from a drunken spree. She told attendants she was tired of life and was described as in critical condition with a severely injured throat.
A fragmentary notice describes sketches and songs of a singer with lines about memory and haunt of distance. It mentions Hermann traveling and commuting by suburban train to Boghurst, hinting at a light literary or theatrical item.
The guidance suggests responding to a woman's age by saying you judged her by wisdom rather than appearance. It advises remaining calm and explaining that wisdom, not looks, informs your assessment. The tone emphasizes tact and confidence in social correction.
An Ohio coal dealer advertises a demand for coal on June evenings. The snippet features a humorous exchange about courting Miss Marks, marriage, and preferring time alone with a friend, implying a lighthearted social tone.
Rev Hiram Kel logs urged generous giving to boys at Central Ave Methodist. Rev Owen Davies O'Dell urged Christianity as activity at Second Presbyterian amid life crises. Sacred Heart reported a first communion class of 41 boys and 45 girls with a cross display and 7 am service. Bishop Chatard to confirm a class at 9:30 am next Sunday. Catholics plan Lebanon church dedication July 20 with Rev P J Crawley and Rev Andrew Morrissey. First Lutheran held annual Children's Day. offerings for orphans. First Baptist to host picnic at Broad Ripple Park. Intermezzo and final Ruth cantata sung by choir. Rev T J Villers spoke on Ruth's happiness reasons. Rev A J Nathan spoke on missions to Moors near Fez and a brigand saved lives. St Bridget's had 265 first communions and 60 confirmations by Bishop Chatard with a unique street procession of hundreds, ending at St Clair Street church.
A Brooklyn Eagle note describes a circle arrangement for round tables with a fern centerpiece and tall vases of jonquils and candles. It also offers a housewife tip: wipe varnished or oiled floors with tepid water mixed with two tablespoonfuls furniture polish to avoid soap.
A silver or plated dish or hold ed for a white enamel baking pan fits in as a handy table accessory. Macaroni stews potatoes and baked dishes improve in appearance when served in these. Sliced tongue ham or beef gains appeal edged with crinkly lettuce leaves. Grape juice appears in small glasses with lemon. Grapes chilled and half oranges served at breakfast with cracked ice.
A short verse scene where a city girl explains to a passerby that she carries Elizabeth's books and letters. The girl notes the era is the Age of Elizabeth, highlighting a playful clash between modern life and historical labels.
A reflective poem wanders frame by ivy through a cottage window into a timeless garden. It celebrates common things from Petunia to clover across cities from Dublin to Dover, praising nature, joy, and the ordinary as divine in its simple vision. The voice invokes Abe Lincoln to elevate common people and everyday abundance.
Dainty Dishes offers simple white sauce with flour and butter, milk, salt, curry, green pepper, and hard boiled eggs. Cheese serves include bread baked with custard and cheese, then baked until set. grated cheese in scrambled eggs improves flavor.
The second week of the LaRose electric fountain opened Sunday at Fairview park despite cold weather. Ostendorf's concert band performed at Fair Bank at 8 15 with additional band concerts planned for Tuesday and Thursday nights.
The article highlights ring molds for oatmeal and lemon jelly desserts. It notes new fireproof ramakins with lids and handles, plus round fluted dishes for custards and roasts, enabling stylish serving of dainty dishes.
Real estate feature notes affordable home purchases with installment plans highlighted in The Sun. Advertising copy outlines payment options, monthly figures, and eligibility notes across pages 6 and 7. Includes broker names and contact details for interested buyers.
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