Turbulent life of Olga and David in the city
Anne watches Olga Ericsson drift through a ruined marriage with David Temple as he loses fortune and status. Olga leaves with a theater company after a broken engagement, while Anne and Dr Ericsson observe the tangled, shifting loyalties and vague hope for renewal amid ruin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garrick
Femple
Donald Sefain
Temple
Anne
Ted
Anne Izoes
Donald Sefaki
Sefaii
Olga Ericsson
Olga
Olga Hells
Donald
David
Dr. Ericsson
Mrs. Ericsson
Dr. Ericssom
Arne
Haad
Olay
Methodist ministers weigh McKinley banquet wine report
A Sun dispatch noted reports that President McKinley drank wine at a Chicago banquet. Indianapolis Methodist ministers offered varied views on whether Chicago’s ministers should act, with many urging caution pending proof and emphasizing church jurisdiction. Some asserted the issue could damage McKinley’s standing with Methodists and temperance groups if true.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. M. Smith
Hall Place Church
Cc. W. Tinsley
Methocdist Ministerial Association
Chicago
T. A. Goodwin
Chicago Preachers’ Meeting
United States
Christian Advocate
Cincinnati
McKinley
W. A. Quayle
Meridian-st. Church
Quiet Starlet Withdraws From Public Spotlight
A fragmented item describes a performer retreating from public life to private space, citing instinct and education as guiding factors. It mentions her mother pressed for social advancement and that the subject intends to continue later.
McKinley Banquet Wine Talk Sparks Public Gossip
A fragment discusses whether President McKinley drank wine at a banquet. The author, a Methodist total abstainer, argues abstainers differ and condemns gossip and broad newspaper criticism, calling McKinley a Christian gentleman and condemning unnecessary citizen chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley
Ag Methodist
Pensions Plan for US Free Delivery Clerks Proposed
First-assist Postmaster General Perry S. Heath estimates a next year budget of 15 694 200 for free city delivery service. He favors automobile collection wagons. He suggests replacing service stripes on sleeves with stars to indicate length of service and proposes a pension fund for aging carriers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Perry S. Heath
Heath
Gen. Heath
Rumored Studebaker Trust Gains Credence in New York
In New York a rumored $260 million trust binding all interests tied to the automobile industry shows signs of verification. Eleazer Kempshall of Boston and Homer W. Hedge, secretary of the automobile club, plus the Studebaker brothers of Indiana, have been seen at the Waldorf Astoria, linking key players in this alleged consolidation. Kempshall is noted as the patentee and owner of valuable rubber tire tech, while the Studebaker brothers rank among the nation’s largest carriage manufacturers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Eleazer Kempshall
Boston
Waldorf-Astoria
Homer W. Hedge
Automobile Club
Studebaker Brothers
Indiana
Kempshall
Trolley Cars Collide in Fog Across Pittsburgh
Two United traction collisions occurred in heavy fog. At Highland station two crowded cars jammed. motorman John Ryan lost a leg and was lacerated. On the Avalon branch near Lincoln another collision killed conductor Earl Clark and injured motorman John Coleman, Patrick Murphy, and Mrs. Mary Kirker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
United Traction Lines
Highland Station
John Ryan
Avalon
Lincoln
Earl Clark
John Coleman
Patrick Murphy
Mary Kirker
Cleveland
Pensions for Hoosiers Include Numerous Increases
A list of pension actions shows original and supplemental amounts for numerous individuals across Indiana towns. Increases range from modest to double digits with names such as George W. Hicks, Elisha B. Callahan, and Lydia M. Hunt tied to cities like Indianapolis, Huntington, and Pendleton. A separate entry notes a special Oct. 24 pension action for Sarah J. Ray and references a War with Spain pension line for William F. Nesserhut in Washington with $24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David H. Rammvel
Phorntown
John L. Isitrolis
Evansville
George W. Coms
Charlestown
Joseph W. Mathies
Soldiers’ Home Station
Lafayette
James F. Carey
Newstonvile
James Sanders
Redford
Fitchard R. Gould
Indianapolis
Virgil J. Pate
Gbeereville
Wilzabeth E. Bigepaw
Huntington
Lydia M. Hunt
Pendleton
Amanda Farmer
Newport
Sarah J. Ray
Blairsville
William F. Nesserhut
Washington
Simple Home Cure Promises Rupture Relief
An advertisement claims a safe cheap home method to heal ruptures in men women or children. It cites Mr Lindner of Dums Pa and Dr W S Rice Adams N J offering a full description by mail. The pitch urges immediate use before spring work and mentions a 1¢ price and wider circulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindner
Dums
W. 5. Rice
Main St
Adams
Springfield and Columbus Line Services Listed
Train schedules show routes between Colum and Spring ex and Decatur and St ex with multiple departures. Ticket Office located at 25 W. Washington St Chicago night express and Chicago fast mail routes are noted along with express and vestibule services.
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Pittsburg
East
Logansport
Chicago
Knightstown
Richmond
Philadelphia
N . Baltimore
Wash
Dayton
Spring
Springfield
Columbus
Ind
Columbus Ind
Lou Martinsville
Vin - Pittsburg
Dayton and
Xenia
Ind & Louis
Haute, St L & West
T. Haute
St. L
Colum and Spring
Decatur & St . Ex
Indianz, Decatur & Western Ry
Decatur & St. L. Mail & Ex
Chicago Express
Washington St
Chicago Night Express
Chicago Fast Mail
ID & W
Chicago Vestibule
Monon
Sent City Ticket Office
Cincinnati Express
Cincinnati
S Cin
Detroit
Cin
Lim
Toledo
Lafayette
Wuedit Es
Cincinati Express
Cincinnati Accommo
Revere
Greensburg
Flex
Ver & Louis
Peoria
Peoria, Bloom m and
Peoria and
Bloom
Champaign Accommo
Bloom Ex
Sun offers watches for Indianapolis subscription drive
The Sun announces a Christmas contest offering gold watches to boys and girls who secure subscribers. Participants must register at The Sun office, commit to four months, and deliver bona fide subscriptions within 24 hours. Prizes scale with subscriber totals and all names are investigated for authenticity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
J. C. Sipe
Roy
Waltham
J. C. Stipe
SUN
the Sun
WaTco
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Mpavid
Tim
Twe
Robbins
Pepe
W.kinley
L. S. Knotts
Grace Church
E. B. Rawls
C. E. Bacon
Roberts Park Church
C. C. Lasby
Central-ave. Church
Congress
Methodist Church
Warut
Perery Heath
Studebakers
Bates
DrDieRce
OMEGA
Pennsylvania Street
Majestic Building
Denver
Pacific Coast
Ing
Union Depot
H. M. Broxson, A. G. PA
Physicians and Surgeons
W. B. Fletcher
M. A. Spi
North Alabama St. Pink
Mm. I. Ds
Ohio St
A. A. Hill
Tod
W. Ohiost
E. C. Devittt
Im the Sun’s Limer Oolumns
Ten Werds
Is Brewing Co
Peoh
W. Washington St
Kentucky
Union Railway Station
P. Cc. C
Pennsylvania
Ines
Co Nois
Washington Sts
Denart
Louisville
Baltimore
Col
Louis
Vernon
Madison
Piqua
O. Columbus
Rich
Martinsville & Vincennes
Cleveland Line
Eerak
Benton Harbor Line
T. Louis Line
Benton Harbor Express
Wabash Accommodation
St. Louis Accommodation
St. Louis Southwestim
Terre Haute & Mat Accom
St. Louis Express
Chicago Line
Chicago, Indianapolis & Louisville Railway
Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton
Lake Erie & Western
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Mich
City
Peru
Mee
Muncie
Union City
Bos
Bos Mail
Bus
Bog
Tadianapolis
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