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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1893
Page
3
A reflective poem describing night campfires under the moon and stars. The speaker portrays guardianship of the heavens, riding out storms, and glimpses of comets and self-reflection in silent lakes, ending with a line about dawn and revived tears.
A Lone Tree tale recounts capturing Buck Dan the highwayman after a poker game on the trail. The editors describe a humorous round where Black Dan teased the group, leading to his surrender and arrest by the city marshal. The piece ends noting the incident as a harmless editor’s tale.
A late fashion roundup highlights a black and pink accessory mix, patent leather shoes with six white buttons, brown cloaks and capes in various shades, and oversized muff styles echoing 1930s fashion as the season’s most popular.
A disjointed column of anecdotes cites Senator Stewart’s famed coffee intake linked to his loquacity. It notes a preacher’s plea for order, shifts to luxury trades, and reports on elderly entrants to church and music studies, a divorce suit, and a fatal assault on a Black man in Washington.
The item blends quips about spotless homes with strange remedies and odd ideas. A cartoonish exchange mocks ultra cleanliness while practical notes propose a curry comb to scale fish and a hot soda wash for polishing items, reflecting era humor and home hacks.
A collection of quips and jokes includes a flirtatious line about one kiss and a retort on falsehoods. A Rochester Democrat compares himself to a thermometer as a reformed drinker. A diner jokes about slow turtle soup prompting a humorous waiter reply.
Denver electric light workers strike continues, Dr. Hallie Caldwell dies, Annie Jones sustains opium poisoning, and a Montana search for Gen Carlin's son ends. Italy plans telecom postal system merger. operators struck but returned to work. Jefferson City man Dr Charles F Flanders to prison three years. A creditor renews a fake mortgage deed. A bandit-robbery crew on Illinois Central train is honored with medals and stock. Mary Campbell injured in a Washington and Tennessee West runaway. Tippecanoe county residents challenge gravel road assessments. injunction issued and remanded for trial. Union Trust sues McKee Myers Reaume Jones for 1300. guardian McKee alleged to have misaccounted 1223.08.
The passage lists diverse items from New York Herald lines about daily family scenes to London Tid-bits curiosities. It mentions bridesmaids fashion, a neighbor quarrel, football fans in a diner, poet Jane Ingelow’s botanical hobby, Mrs. Sultan’s jeweled wooden leg, and hospital charity dinners in London.
A compilation of timeless statements by notable figures praising progress and revolutions driven by discoverers and inventors. It lauds scientific advancement as the engine of modern life, especially in medicine, citing Warner's Safe Cure as a global milestone and endorsed by doctors and scientists.
City Mariceca reports markets firm with no changes on the fourth market day. Additional markets noted on the fourth pay period. November 23 update from Wapsespay shows steady conditions.
Fragments show coffee and grain items with mixed digits and garbled brands. Reads like a price list or stock table with entries such as coffee grades, corn varieties, and bag prices, but lacks coherent context or complete names.
A note lists leave from and arrive at Union Station on South Tiktois Street. The fragment implies a transportation schedule or itinerary involving the station location and times. No further details are readable in the extracted text.
Train times list departures from Indanepelis Canton Station on a Saturday for routes to Chicago Lafayette Louisville Shelbyville Greensburg Lawrenceburg Cincinnati Cleveland Buffalo New York Boston Anderson Muncie Elkhart Benton Harbor Marion Wabash St Louis Greencastle Terre Haute Bloomington Lawrenceville Danville Dayton Springfield Columbus and more with multiple daily departures. Official ticket offices listed in East Washington St Jackson Place Massachusetts Ave and Union Fort.
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