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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1901
Page
16
The business announces a move to a new location and advertises a stock of pianos unmatched in the United States. It emphasizes fixed plain-figures pricing, denounces inflated or misleading pricing practices, and pledges fair pricing and high quality in the piano line.
The Knabe family, now in its third generation, are distinguished piano makers whose founder laid an enduring ideal nearly seventy years ago. This vision has been handed down and refined, resulting in what is hailed as the nearest perfection of pianos in their era.
Capta in Tom Hales of the secret service recounts two failed reform attempts including Windy Dick and a Indianapolis teen. He saved one boy from prison with a governor pardon only to see him reoffend, leaving Hales convinced he is finished with trying to reform criminals.
Resolutions adopted by the Old soldiers' republican club of Vanderburg county praise the governor for his manly letter refusing to return Taylor and Finley to Kentucky for trial. The document is signed by C. C. Schreeeder, H. A. Mattison and L. H. Wheeler.
Detectives Kinney and Lancaster jailed R. G. Dunn on Saturday charged with stealing a watch from Lawrence Jordan a conductor on the C H D line.
In New York City a theater crowd chased a cab after a man tried to abduct a well dressed woman leaving Garrick Theatre. The cab sped through traffic as bystanders and Officer Squires pursued, the driver later arrested for drinking. The woman and escort vanished into the crowd.
A compact collage of witty quotes and banter from a bygone era. It juxtaposes Seneca with social jests about pugilism, high society, and Anglo American quirks. The fragment shows cultural humor, social observations, and linguistic play through brief exchanges and witticisms.
Deco experts note rocking chairs seem dated as lounging chairs gain popularity. Dining rooms prefer rush bottom chairs over leather for durability and form, pushing rocking models to bedrooms.
An old advertisement urges keeping Dr Bull's Cough Syrup in every home as the best remedy for coughs and colds, noting special effectiveness for grippe cough and a price of 25 cents.
A Sun newspaper note promotes a ten cent rate for a ten word classified real estate want ad. It frames affordability and quick placement for readers seeking housing details. The blurb implies low barrier to entry for buyers and sellers in the classifieds.
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