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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1889

Page

3

Echoes and the Queen in the Beech Wood Mystery

Spink and Tritty-trot descend a dark passage into Echo Mountain where the queen of jeweled walls commands Echoes to relay news. Spink faces grandeur and danger, flees with Tritty-trot’s echo, falls, and awakens amid Susan and a grieving dog, learning Tritty-trot is her lost brother.

Tritty-trot Spink Kate She Trittytrot Syink Captain Jinks Gyp Susan Echo Mountain Kicho Mountain Trittyrot

Notable Names Listed In Gossip Of The Day

A collection of brief anecdotes notes Maurice Barrymore and DeWolf Hopper as admirers of a New York ball team. It mentions Sir Arthur Sullivan’s “The Lost Chord” payoff, London labor leader John Byrne, a dying Jesuit founder's plea, and four authors tapped for Sunday romance series. Ward McAllister weighs private dining etiquette with host and guest protocols.

Maurice Barrymore Bob Hilliard DeWolf Hopper New York Arthur Sullivan John Byrne London Father Riordan Mission of the Holy Rosary George Ebers Rider Haggard Elizabeth Stuart Phelps Ward Herbert Ward Beer Eberd Ward McAllister United States

Noted Politician Dishes and Dining Preferences

Secretary Tracy favors terrapin while Senator Evarts loves milk and Senators Hoar and Dawes enjoy clam dishes. Austin Corbin prefers rare roast beef. Mrs Harrison and Adelina Patt savor terrapina la Maryland. Ex-Gov John D Long loves bread and butter. Gov Hill prefers porterhouse steak. Other figures like Billy Florence, Jay Gould, Lodge, Frank Mayo, and Uncle Jerry Rusk list fish, duck, mackerel, corn, or chicken dishes.

Tracy Senator Evarts Hoar Dawes Clame Austin Corbin Harrison Billy Florence Jay Gould Jealkey Blaine Senator Hiscock Congressman Lodge Frank Mayo Adelina Patt Terrapina Maryland John D. Long Gov. Hill Jerry Rusk McKee

Anxious parent and the private lunatic asylum dialogue

A fragment of miscellany features: a anxious parent asking the keeper if the daughter has written more poems of passion and the keeper replies she has moved on to a modern society novel. The piece ends with a wry note about prolonged confinement.

Fragmented Sun Flash Notes on Passwords and Plays

A jumble of phrases mentions sugar certificates at Wall Street, fashion hints of Oyster color gowns in London next season, and Elon Terry’s son debuting in The Dead Heart. The critique notes the play has fallen flat and cites a bold subject chosen by the author.

Robert Ray Hamilton London Elon Terry

Bicycle riders and urban life in early markets

The item notes Indianapolis fair ladies on bicycles and New York growing as a cycling center, alongside outdoor sports on Staten Island. It also advertises hats, shoes, eye and ear treatments, and a sales pitch urging readers to advertise in The Sun to reach a wide audience.

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