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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1893
Page
3
A fragment from Frank L. Stanton in the Atlanta Constitution recalls scarred fields, cannon smoke, and tender memories. The poem contrasts war’s clash with quiet loves, larks and blue skies, and longing for the absent feet that once marched.
In southeast Africa, Charles Lee an itinerant trader from London to India, clashes with Mollie Flanders in a Zululand village. He is sentenced to 100 lashes but kills the missionary and himself by blasting powder as authorities close in, leaving a scorched scene and two casualties.
The San Francisco Chronicle notes native casualties on a distant field with 15 dead or dying. It cites a grim tactic for solitude by sprinkling powder on fires to deter intruders, illustrating harsh frontier survival claims.
The item notes a cheap production cost of two and a half cents to fill a can of tomatoes. It describes rubber velvet made by sprinkling felt onto hot rubber cloth, yielding a light, waterproof elastic material. It recounts several humorous or curious anecdotes from newspapers about fish stories, a mastiff with a hitch strap, and a cyclone relic coin found in Bushy Creek township, Anderson County, including a 1925 dated Charles IV reign coin.
The Inquirer describes a Philadelphia lemon luncheon as a chic display with lemon colors, a natural lemon centerpiece, lemon scented water bowls, and green accents. Guests found surprise lemon drop pins in half lemon souvenirs, fostering a rare mix of novelty and elegance.
Mr D Price praises John McCullough in the New York Sun as noble and generous, noting scandal has no place beside lilies. The New York World defends Ward McAllister, stating reporters are often impressed by his genial manner and clever speech and conclude he is no fool.
A paradoxical line-play about a sleeper and a carrier moving within a sleeper frame. The text repeats sleeper and carrier roles as the sleeper finally awakens when the carrier trips the sleeper.
Dishwater of the period notes malevolent headlines: pensioning dietary nurses for veterans. Pastor Hollis shoots John Jones at Willis Point Texas in a schoolhouse dispute. Dudley Warner delivers an address as 04 students graduate from Michigan. a Georgia youth, Thomas Fagan, beheads his mother near Atlanta. Parliament arraigns John Deasy for indecent assault. insurers depart Tennessee over charter filing law.
Ad estional markets on the fourth page report steady markets with changes in canned goods and a broad range of items. Prices cover meats, lard, bacon, hams, dried fruits, vegetables, fruits, dairy, and staples with varied regional listings and per unit quotes.
The Monon Route will sell excursion tickets to all points on their line including Chicago. One fare for round trip covers travel outbound through July 4 with return until density limits. Ticket offices listed at Union Station and Masga. SN ebamped.
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