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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1902

Page

4

Elliott sparks Marion county Republican ring debate

The interview with Charles B. Elliott claims a Marion county ring exists and identifies Republicans inside it. Harry B. Gates denies membership while Mayor Bookwalter and other officials react with disbelief. Commentators mock and weigh the political fallout, noting stock offerings and campaign readiness as local figures respond to the sensational exchange.

Elliott Charles B. Elliott Harry B. Gates The Machine Republican Party Gates Bookwalter

Laughing Fragments of Quotes and Schemes

A collage of brisk quips and social jests from Chicago and Washington papers. Conversational bits include a bashful suitor asking to share a lot, a cremation remark, a tired new father, chatter at a euchre party, canal talk, and a hotel scheme to offer divorce-lawyer services to guests.

Chicago News United States Miss. Cayenne Washington Star Brooklyn Life

Fragmented remarks mix politics and quips from 19th century papers

A collection of satirical lines cites Whitelaw Reid riding alone in a carriage and mockery of Democratic posts. Others warn about July heat flannels, a choking death from beefsteak, and Mr. Olney lacking a political boom, reflecting era humor and partisan banter.

Whitelaw Reid Terre Haute Salem Democrat Michigan City Dispatch Shelbyville Lafayette Courier

Who is James Whitcomb Riley Yale degree question

A Detroit Free Press quip about poet James Whitcomb Riley being “knee deep in June” links his status to rheumatism while wondering if he holds a Yale degree or founded a library. The Detroit News and Buffalo News remarks question Riley’s credentials and reflect broader editorial humor and concern about prices and literary reputation.

James Whitcomb Riley Detroit Free Press Yale Detroit News

Cleaning a Room Properly and Dusting Tips

A Boston Globe style note outlines thorough room cleaning steps. Move furniture or cover items, brush upholstery, dust carved moldings with small tools, wipe surfaces damp then dry, finish with damp wood work and whiting or turpentine as needed. Dust backs of pictures and ornaments, keep windows closed until sweeping ends.

Boston Globe

What They Say Rabbi Wechsler and Others

An assortment of quotes from figures including Rabbi Wechsler Chersea Shaw William A Pritchard and more. The remarks touch on sermons politics labor social issues and personal views with a tone of local discourse and contemporary concerns.

Chersea Shaw William A. Pritchard Co. E. Jelleff

Build a window box for flowers from a DIY guide

A London Daily News excerpt explains making a window box for those without garden space. It details dimensions nine by twelve inches, wooden construction with paraffin treated interior, a ventilated bottom, and a soil mix of yellow loam leaf mould and coarse sand. It notes decorative options from plain cork to colored tiles and rustic woodwork.

London Daily News

Last of the Old Wooden Bridge Remains

Fragmentary text describes the final status of an aged wooden bridge over a waterway, noting that the remaining portion of the structure is still standing while other sections have collapsed or been removed.

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Cupid and the Widow Sketches of a Singer

The sketches and songs present a comic scene where Cupid teases a widow about love and money. A quip from Cupid is followed by a doctor’s claim about a dead husband and a merchant’s billing misadventure. Dunmore muses on payment as the cashier insists on keeping the two dimes.

Cupid Dunmore

Mushroom Dinner Prompted by Toadstool Ground

The General notes enemy numbers exceed our own. The second in command says retreat unnecessary as scouts report ground near the enemy camp is covered with toad stools and cooks are preparing a mush room dinner for the troops.

When Sylvia Sprays the Lawn and Other Verses

A pair of witty verse items from old papers. The first mocks a neighbor named Sylvia as she waters a lawn, prompting comic danger on the sidewalk. The second narrates a suitor’s painful tale of suspected betrayal after discovering his sweetheart shares candy with another.

Irish editor refrains from naming Dr James McGinnis

The contributor’s strong article alludes to a certain person identified as Dr James McGinnis. The Irish editor explains the name cannot be made public out of respect while noting Kansas has odd people and unusual crops.

THE SUN James McGinnis

Charlie the Bar Keeper Recounts Seven Year Span

A red nosed patron jokes about Charlie's long tenure behind the bar. He recalls how the lunch counter beets were tall compared with past days, noting the seven year stretch and Charlie's steady presence in the joint.

Charlie Edward Singer

Amusements at Park Events With Bands and Canine Acts

Broad Ripple park hosts Sunday concerts with Ostendorf's band and Jony Ashton’s educated dogs. Humpty Dumpty’s dog circus returns after last summer. Fairview park bids for crowds with multiple attractions as Indianapolis military band offers two programs including Sousa’s Imperial Edward. Baritone Frank J. Binkhurst performs two numbers. La Rose electric fountain ends Sunday night with Mount Pelee eruption display.

Broad Ripple Park Jony Ashton Ashton Humpty Dumpty Fairview Park Indianapolis Imperial Edward Frank J. Binkhurst la Rose Electric Fountain Mount Pelee

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