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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1902

Page

5

Detectives Track Clues While Dog Fails to Find Final Trail

Hendricks and Lampkin discuss a case as Nebo the dog loses scent near the north walk. The detective plans New York inquiries for Dr. Burtons while Allen’s illness and Ralph’s memory lapse raise questions. Hendricks orders Nebo returned home and schedules a hotel stay to pursue the investigation.

Mae Johnson North Walk Hendricks Nebo Ralph Benton Lampkin Allen Ralph Mr. Allen Kola Dr. Burtons New York

The North Walk Mystery Begins with a Murder

In 1897 Will N Harben presents detective Hendricks investigating the murder of Jacob Buntons on a lawn. A notebook, a revolver, a burned match and paw prints appear near the body. A bloodhound Nebo is brought into the case as Allen, a nervous suspect, encounters the sleuths during a tense North Walk inquiry.

Jacob Buntons Minard Hendricks Montcastle Vic Hendricks Ralph Benton Miss Benton

Woman in Carthage Shoots Husband in Divorce Case

Mrs. R. O. Randall shot and killed her husband in a local lawyer's office on Friday after filing for divorce. It was reported he tried to cut her throat. She has not been arrested.

Carthage R. Oo. Randall

New Car Talk Sparks Jim Meridian Street Exchange

An open car ride to work on Friday morning prompts chatter among two riders at Meridian and Washington Street. One passenger jokes about a pneumonia car while another quips about cigars, saying he bought a couple of ten cent items after alighting.

E. Tenth-st Red-Nosea Woodruffite Woodruffite Meridian Washington Sta

Kasper Family of Twelve Musicians from Madison

Mr and Mrs J J Kasper of Madison Indiana are parents to a large musical clan. The 12 children in a posed photo include seven month old infant, with three children deceased. Mr Kasper runs a mill ing business and has held leadership roles in the Indiana Y M I. He was elected supreme second vice president at the Omaha biennial convention.

J. J. Kasper Madison Ind Kasper Indiana Omaha

Coronation caper with Saidie Horn and Lord Balham

Miss Saidie Horn arrives from Glossop to attend the coronation and push for a front Abbey seat. Lord Balham, aging but lively, aids her quest while dodging a sham of propriety. A witty romance unfolds as family, London, and California ties converge in a mad dash to wed and secure royal seating.

Sadie Horn Glossop Cal Saidie Europe Mr. Horn Pappa British Isles Edward VII Bond St Berkeley Square Lord Balham Josiah Horn Earl of Balham Poppa Balham Miss Saldies Saldie Carlton Idie Hope Tower Mint Sadie Lacy Mary Miss Horn Susie California

Pitty Patt the Canary Whistles In Time During Rehearsal

Pitty-Patt, a canary owned by Miss Mattie Williams, astonishes during a rehearsal by whistling in musical time to the refrain of a new song titled I'm a Lady. The bird's talent impresses as the leading actress declines offers to part with it for a farm.

Mattie Williams Pitty-Patt

Williams and Pitty Patt the singing canary

Miss Williams feeds and trains a Hartz mountain canary named Pitty-Patt who sits atop a piano and whistles in musical time. The bird mimics the chorus and answers with a whistle from above her head as she plays. He can find her around the room and even settles on her finger when she clucks.

Miss Williams Pitty-Patt Los Angeles Cal

Hoosierisms and small-town misadventures cross period gossip

The Belleville Clipper notes Herbert K. Mudd as chief mechanic of the C. R. M. railroad at Peru. A Jerusha Caldwell tale hints at forged age claims. Parke county wheat fields suffer new bug damage. Frank Myers threatens a Fort Wayne driver over a 75 cent repair. Dancing master Edward Doyle loses business after an accident with a fork. J R Connelly battles a skunk near his chicken yard, ending with a messy clothes burial and lingering odor concerns.

Place Year For Sale Advertisements In The Sun

Classified order offers year long placement for sale ads in The Sun with six word blocks priced at 23 cents weekly. Guarantees results and includes two phone numbers. Office contact at 121 123 E Ohio Street.

THE SUN E. Ohiust

Narrow escape in Pittsburgh yard leads to drugs claim

Yardmaster J. T. Elliott toppled near a locomotive in a Pittsburgh rail yard but rolled clear and escaped injury. He credits Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People with curing locomotor ataxia after years of worsening pain, vomiting spells, and weakness. He now travels and works, endorsing the remedy.

Pittsburg J. T. Elliott Pennsylvania Railroad Williams Iowa City D. C. Peak Milwaukee Wis Dr. Williams Elliott Parker St Dr. Williams Medicine Co Schnectady

Omega Odorless Gas Stove Promises Household Revolution

The Omega odorless gas stove, marketed by The Indianapolis Gas Co., claims instant heat and thorough air mixing to ensure efficient combustion and sterilization. It advertises economy in fuel and sterilization as key benefits, boasting the device uses at least 45 cubic feet of air per cubic foot of gas.

Omega Indianapolis Gas CO Pennsylvanie

Hunters Rates on Big Four Route Tickets

Travel promoters advertise discounted hunters rates via the Big Four Route to Arkansas, Louisiana, Missouri, Wisconsin, and Michigan. Tickets offer long return limits and liberal stopovers. further details and rates available from Big Four Route agents or at the city office, Warren J. Lynch, W. P. Gen'l Pass. &T. A B C Cincinnati, O.

Arkansas Louisiana Missouri Wisconsin Michigan Warren J. Lynch W. P. Gen Ass. &P.&t Cincinnati

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Bakiag Royal Will N. Harben Miss Hastings Julia Miss Henton er—Allen er—Burton Madison-ave Anen Maatison-ave Kennedy O Biscuit Herbert K. Mudd C., R. & M. Railroad Peru Jerusha Caldwell Matthew Ramsey Terre Haute Belleville Parke County Frank Myers Reiffsburg Fort Wayne Myers Edward Doyle Cambridge City J. R. Connelly Rockville Mr. Connelly Mephitis Pound Gem Laundry Indiana Ave Jewett Pianos Chickering, Vose Ivers & Pond Fischer, Cameron, Braumoller Hallett & Davis Wulschner Stewart Stodart WN. Penn Music House
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