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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Nov 15, 1899

Page

6

Girl meets lawyer on ocean voyage amid opera dreams

Priscilla Deino, traveling with her family on a stormy sea voyage, chats with a stranger, lawyer John Sternmouth. She dreams of grand opera while he reveals a sad tale of a comparable hopeful who failed and died, hinting at harsh realities behind artistic ambition.

Redfern Priscilla New York Fifty-ninth-st Tom Harry Priocilla Delightx Paris Mildred Mary Kenge Chicago Frieda Tam Philadelphia Hegan John Sternmouth Union Club Sternmouth Priscilla Deino Judge Deino Supreme Court Newburg Sarnmouth T-11

Tariff Boosts Laborer Wages Says Gates in Washington

J W Gates of the American steel and wire company testifies before the industrial commission. He states his firm employs 36,000 workers, pays union wages, does not recognize the Amalga ted association, and credits protective tariff with allowing higher wages. He notes Europe’s cost of living parallels the US except rent, cites export price gaps, and supports subsidies for shipping and railroads to aid export business. He claims 55 percent of the world's wire output comes from his concern and notes German competition and European syndicates. He also cites a promotional quip from J D Bridges of the Democrat in Lan caster NH.

Washington J. W. Gates Chicago American Steel and Wire Company Industrial Commission Amalgamated Association Iron and Gates United States Germany Europe

A Circle in the Sand Ends As Anne Reunites With Donald

In a dramatic conclusion Anne Garrick returns to Donald Sefain, finds him sleeping in a modest house, and after a poignant moment she awakens his awareness with a kiss. The chapter closes with Donald stirred by her presence and the sense of home.

Anne Garrick David Temple Donald Sefain Temple Anne Sefain Olga Ericsson Olga Donald David Armitage Morgan Tomas Beast Sefann

McKinley Sends Sympathy on San Jacinto Heroic Death

President McKinley conveys to Mrs Logan the sad news of her husband’s death at San Jacinto while leading his battalion. He praises the fallen soldier’s courage and place among war heroes and offers shared comfort to the family. Signed WM McKinley.

Youngstown, O Logan McKinley San Jacinto

Carnegie Helps Newport Get Library Fund

Cincinnati report states a committee seeking a new Newport Kentucky public library asked Andrew Carnegie for funds. Carnegie replied he would give 200 dollars for the building if the city provides a site and a yearly maintenance fund of 2000 dollars. The proposal has been accepted.

Carnegie Newport Cincinnati Andrew Carnegie Cot

Wardner Conspirators Sentenced and Imprisoned

In San Francisco on November 4, Justice sentences Kaen to two years in prison and a $1000 fine for obstructing federal mails linked to the Coeur d'Alene strike. The group, including Francis Butler of the Idaho State Tribune and miners L. Sala A Avanoa P O'Donnell J O'Donnel J Lachinetti M Malvey C Burroughs A Wallace D O'Rourke H Maroney, are sent to San Quentin.

San Francisco Wardner Coeur d'Alene Kaen San Quentin Francis Butler Idaho State Tribune Wallace L. Sala A. Avanoa P. O'Donnell J. O'Donnel J. Lachinetti M. Malvey C. Burroughs A. Wallace D. O'Rourke H. Maroney

Molineaux Case Opens With Murder Charge

Roland B. Molineaux, son of Gen E L Molineux, goes on trial in New York before Recorder Goff for alleged murder of Mrs Kate J Adams on December 28 1898 by poison in a bottle of bromo seltzer. Jury selection could take two weeks.

Roland B. Molineaux New York Rowland B. Molineaux E. L. Molineux Goff Court of General Sessions Molineux Kate J. Adams

Banana Crop Damaged by Caribbean Hurricane Losses

John Meigs Keith of the United Banana Company reports from New Orleans that over 150000 banana trees were destroyed by the recent hurricane in Costa Rica and Jamaica. He predicts a material rise in banana prices.

New Orleans John Meigs Keith United Banana Company Costa Rica Jamaica

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