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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1902
Page
8
New York on March 14 reported a heated debate at the Berkeley Lyceum among Public Education Association members about corporal punishment in schools. Mrs A J George and Miss McCaffrey argued against it, while Miss Davis and Mrs Parker defended it, citing discipline and outcomes.
A sensational discovery reports a five foot ledge with an assay of 3300 dollars per ton uncovered Wednesday at the Wede Kind mine near Reno. The mine is owned by cattle king John Sparks.
Omaha Neb March 14 T. J. Ryan of Lewin Iowa disposed of 47 purebred Shorthorn cattle at the South Omaha stockyards for a sum just under $20,000. Prices ranged from $100 to $2,125.
Bliss Swain & Co bought out the Entire New Arcade stock of clothing and will open a major sale at Arcade store room 10 W Washington. They paid a price well below cost and will offer items at less than half price to clear stock for spring trade. The sale starts at 10 o clock tomorrow morning with timing and prices advertised in this issue.
L Steele, Republican county attorney hopeful, faced a public life spillover when his past romance with Mrs. Lockwood became known. Once a lawyer for Thomas Lockwood, Steele wed Lockwood’s wife after her divorce in South Dakota, and now Lockwood lives in a single room with them. Also notes Dean's Ointment claims for itching piles.
Notice advertises slightly used upright pianos from Baldwin Haseel Bussel Tussel listings. It also promotes Dr Jordan's Lung Renovator claiming benefits for seedoet blood and lung health.
Paris March 14 M Santos Dumont favors the proposed congress of aeronauts at the St Louis exposition and plans to attend He says a congress will mark an epoch in aerial navigation and notes accidents accompany daring He foresees crossing the Mediterranean by airship and a future polar descent with patience pluck and more experiments He urges St Louis managers to sponsor airship races
W H Fink ex-recorder of Keystone and his bride were ambushed at the depot in Welch as they headed to Cincinnati. Fink was struck unconscious and robbed of 300 dollars. The incident followed by brief notes on recovery plans and local ads.
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