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Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1894

Page

3

Bill Kinny and the Sheriff Confrontation in Dry Fork

In Dry Fork, Bill Kinny killed a prominent man and resisted arrest. Deputy sheriffs were wounded when he fired a Winchester. Sheriff Mark Townsend later tried a gentler approach, inviting Kinny to meet the jailer Sam Powers and promising a smoother process. Kinny declined, then agreed to accompany Townsend after a taunting bet, and the scene escalated with boasts and threats as the two men debated surrender, amid tales of possum hunts, moonlit licks, and jail yard plans.

Bill Kinny Dry Fork Bill Shady Grove Court House Mark Townsend Mark Yan Shady Grove Jedge Sam Powers Wash Boyles Brice Hianu Jackson Perdue Opie P New York World

Woman Gossip and News Bits From 19th Century Columns

A lamp of varied vignettes notes women’s roles and foibles, from timid bargaining to tea grounds as a cause of death in Wisconsin. It highlights spring millinery color trends, long nails as status in Northern China, and NY women balancing literary work with social expectations. Bangor widow’s bold memoir about a disastrous honeymoon, Moltke’s advice to a young wife, and his call for women to keep to the home are included in a collage of opinion and anecdote.

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Whimsical Classroom Quips From Early Newspapers

A Brooklyn Life note recalls a teacher asking if any boy had seen a whale, a six year old mentions feeling one instead. A London Answerette item has a girl calling a friend her sweetheart to her mother, while Youths Companion quotes a seven year old cutting paper dolls and defending their wide heads as swollen with instruction.

Brooklyn Freddy London

Indian tribe backs gold cure push in Kansas City

Delaware Indians force rival group to travel to Kansas City for the gold cure. Congress endorses a Chinese treaty surprising California allies. Judge Dallis rules absorption of Philadelphia refineries legal. Gresham and Pauncesota conspire onBehring Sea seal talks. Lazarus Silverman resumes Chicago banking after August suspension with $1.4 million repaid. Congress confirms facts in armor plate case and Carnegie paid $140,000 penalty to government.

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Paskola Promises Digestion Boost Over Cod Liver Oil

An editorial contrast attacks cod liver oil as nauseating and unhealthy, then touts Paskola a pre-digested food praised by physicians for improving digestion, supplying nutrition, and aiding debility. A pamphlet offers full details from the Pre-Digested Food Co. at 30 Reade St, New York City.

Paskola

City Market Market Report March steady with wide grain provisions

The City Market listing shows a steady market on March 27 with no changes. Provisions include smoked meats, bacon, sausage and pickled goods with prices for lard, livers, and various canned fruits and vegetables. Fresh produce ranges from sweet potatoes to cucumbers, onions, and citrus.

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