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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Nov 21, 1902

Page

4

Judge Baker Resignation Debate in Indiana Court

The Sun argues Gov Durbin should purge political boards and keep Judge John Baker on the federal bench if possible, while noting a past rumor of his resignation connected to his son’s affair. The piece criticizes secrecy in state boards and laments public officials sacrificing integrity for political ends, with broader commentary on campaign politics and civic trust.

Francis Baker Federal Circuit Court John Baker Judge Baker THE SUN Durbin the Sun Prison South Elkhart Muncie

No one confessing calamity howl in local chatter

The Lafayette Courier notes a peculiarity as locals avoid admitting calamity. In fashion, high noon is deemed prime for weddings while the divorcement topic returns to the old hour, a point picked up by the Connersville Examiner.

Lafayette Courier Connersville

The Thanksgiving Pudding and Home Fashion Notes

A Women’s Corner item lists the plum pudding recipe with home made and canned options, plus steps from ingredients to boiling and brandy sauce. It also covers fashion trends from gowns and hats to fabrics, colors, pyrographic crafts, moire wallpapers, and decorative table items for a refined home.

Lunatic Escaped During Martinsville Inquest

James F. Richards escaped from an insane inquest at Martinsville on Thursday morning after being declared insane. He sat by a door, bolted when declared, and was last seen running toward Indianapolis along the I. and W. tracks. Police alerted to arrest him if he travels this way.

James F. Richards Martinsville Indianapolis

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