How to Dress a Man and I Have His Look Very Dapper
Indianapolis men chase fashion as THE SUNK guides fall and winter wear. It urges black underwear or gray, dark hosiery, plain or embroidered shirts, and various collar styles. Accessories include modest jewelry, watch chains, and different neckwear, with outfits favoring double breasted frocks, cutaways, sacks, vests, and white or silk vests for evening dress, plus overcoats like Chesterfield and ulster appropriate for the season.
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Indianapolis
Denison House
Ita
Marseilles
New York
Kerieye
Washington Walfa Report From Duluth Population Surge
Washington Walfa notes Duluth Minnesota shows the nation’s largest growth as population rises from 2,644 to 82,725 in ten years with a 1,137.24 percent increase. Gov Knapps Alaska reports prohibition law failing, whisky found among no indictments or trials. grand juries refuse to indict offenders.
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Comte de Paris
Washington
Duluth
Minn
Gov. Knapps
Alaska
President Seeks to Sell Western Tour as Progress
A wary forecast of a broad western trip follows the president’s public agenda. The plan aims to bolster relations and reassure allies while signaling steady progress on national initiatives amid cautious, hopeful sentiment.
Frigeitfol Explosion at Provent Powder Works
An explosion at the Dupont works near Wilmington Delaware on Tuesday afternoon released hexagonal powder, triggering multiple blasts. Seven nearby mills were wrecked, walls fell, debris filled the air, and windows broke five miles away. Seventeen or more dead were listed with numerous seriously injured. 60 families made homeless. Total loss around 850000 dollars.
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Yrecken
WilLuIneTon
Del
Martin Dolar
James Dolan
Wm. McGarvey
John Martygan
Wm. Dennison
John Dietz
Thomas Harliks
Johan Hurlike
Patrick Dougherty
Jobe Newall
Wm. Green
Rose Dougherty
James Mardyn
Daniel Harkins
Wm. Logan
Wil
Annie
Martie Dolan
Hugh Ferry
John McDoweill
Rirs
McDowell
Lydia Anderson
Eugene
Francis G
C. I. Dupont
Wilminaton. del
Missionary Society Session Opens in Moerichan Street Church
Northwestern branch of the Women’s Foreign Missionary Society began a four day session at Moerichan Street M E church. Wisconsin Michigan Illinois Ohio and Indiana delegates attend with reports and debates. Miss Isabella Thoburn of Lucsnoyn India spoke at Tuesday night reception.
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Women’s Foreign Missionary Society
Moerichan St. M. KE
Wisconsin
Michigan
Illnois
Ohio
Indiana
Isabella Thopurn
Lucsnoyn
India
So Oiery
Margaret Dreyen
Chicago
Sarah DeLine
Bombay
Among the Railroads and a Rail Delays Tale
The Pennsylvania system letters trains with P O S L branding while old tourists lament J M I. L & N official Milliken loses about 5000 dollars due to a rogue ticket agent and a benefit set for November 14. No Big Four trains reached Cincinnati division from Tuesday night to Wednesday noon due to a rye car wreck near Greensburg and lack of telegraph at Greensburg. Superintendent Bender notes future need for a double track and more telegraph points, with Waldron adding another station.
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Pennsylvania
St. L
Milliken
Lonieville
Cincinnati
Greensburg
Supt
Bender
Cincinatti
Waldron
Supreme Court Rules Section 13 Of Election Law Unconstitutional
The state supreme court struck down section 13 of the new election law on Wednesday ruling it violates the state constitution by classifying voters into taxpayers and non-payers and by adding residency and affidavit requirements. It holds the legislature cannot expand voter qualifications defined by the constitution and notes voters may change residence within set periods before an election. The decision declares the section invalid.
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Supreme Court
Dailizan
General Assembly
New Corporate Filings in Manapolis Prompt Electric Firms
New Concerns Thel D and W elevator company of Manapolis with capital 50000 and Bedford electric light and power company with capital 20000 filed articles of incorporation on Wednesday, signaling growth in local industry and utility development.
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Thel, D. & W. Elevator Company
Manapolis
Bedford Electric Light and Power Company
Local notices mix with court cases and sales in Indianapolis
The clipping covers a mix of social and legal items: a missing 15 year old girl from Carnelist. divorce granted to Juliette by Judge Walker. Judge Howland receives a stylistic letter from Blancaster Ohio. Henry Patton fined $10 for assault and battery. Benj Halak and Caroline divorce on adultery grounds. George and Eliza Wagner separated over abandonment. kaolin beds near Bedford sold to eastern syndicate. Esolin field valued and used for factory purposes. Fannie Wiley, a reformatory entrant, released on bail then jailed as bondsmen refuse service. August Richter versus Elias Richter for malicious prosecution. Greenwalt reports robbery and assault on Maryland Street. public road case opposing highway near Ninth Street to Brighton Beach. clergy retreat in diocese of Vincennes at St. John’s Church. Hannah Martens sues Christ Wempner for breach of contract from 1882 for life-care. $104 due for eight years’ work, seeks $1,000 damages.
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Theodosa Alexander
Count Wappenhens
Fos
Frederick W. Howard
Juliette
Walker
Howland
Blancaster
Ohio
Indiana
Henry Patton
John James
James
Costa
Howe
Benj. Halak
Caroline
George
Eliza Wagner
Bedford
C. D Pearson
Robert Douglass
Sastern
Muncie
Indianapolis
Fannie Wiley
Reformatory
August Richter
Elias Richter
Maryland St
Tennessee
Mississippi
Greenwalt
Virginia
Hiram Miller
Ninth St
Brighton Beach
Indianapolis Brewing Company
Diocese of
Vintennes
St. John’s Church
Hev. T. A. Hughes
Detroit College
Superior Court
Hannah Martens
Christ Wempner
Warren Township
Chanse
Balanca
Cara
Warmoner
Wew bat racks at Wm. L. Elder's store sale
Purchasers are urged to visit Krankhem's at 62 Last sh.st to buy a range and Gan Sgrings while stock lasts, with emphasis on value and selection.
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Wm. L. Elder’s
Krankhem’s
Close of the Contest Eke Bam Bicycle Winners
The Sun reports the bicycle contest close with many winners led by Anna M Taylor, a 37th winner living at 15 Linker Street. The event praised as pleasant and successful, noting Miss Taylor won easily and now enjoys her new bicycle from The Sun’s prize.
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Tax Sun
Anna M, Taylor
Miss Taylor
Linker St
Sun
Hair Theft by A "Hair-Cutter" Strikes Detroit Teens
In the past month four Detroit girls report being hair snatched on the street by a tall wiry man nicknamed the hair cutter. Fannie O Leary, 17, describes a sudden embrace and a swift tug as he fled, leaving the West Side alarmed and police seeking suspects matching the description.
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DeErrarr, Opt
Detroit
Fannie O’laary
Mora
Closs
Ors
Flan O’leary
McKinley Asked Blaine To Stay Out Of District
Millersburg Ohio October 8. Special Congressmen McKinley faced questions about a report he asked Blaine to remain away from his district. He refused a direct answer saying the congressional committee handles speakers and he would not dispute the claim.
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Beny
Elsime
Millersburg
McKinley
Blaine
Congressional
Poison attempt and murder death in early reports
Montreal dispatch notes Mrs Birchall caught attempting to poison her husband with intent to kill or harm, causing barred contact. In Seattle Beattle, William Sprague Jr., son of Salmon P. Chase and ex governor of Bloodetleland, commits suicide by chloroform, a reporter on a local journal. Indiana case sees John W. Williams reveal complete bicycle cost from raw materials to finish, disputing trial claims of higher price.
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Birchall
Montreal
Canada
the Globe
Hicyele Conta
John W. Williams
Indiana Bicycle Company
Braving the World and Local Stage Moves
AHUSKHENTS GEAND presents Marry Porter now with Frank Daniels company in Hoodo. Dan iels notes Porter is performing well in a personal letter to Mr Power. Russell forms a new comedy company aiming to stage ventures early in November. He compares to Daly switching to society drama and targets a stronger audience with upcoming farce.
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Porter
Frank Daniel
Hoodo
Daniels
Mr. Power
Russell
Daly
Terre Haute Round Trip Ticket Offer Expires Oct 11
On account of the races the Big Four will sell Terre Haute and return tickets at one fare for the round trip. The fare is good to return until October 11. The line operates four daily trains between Indianapolis and Terre Haute.
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Terre Haute
Oct
Llth
Indianapolis
Robber with a gun robs several in Anderson
Between 7 and 10 pm Tuesday a highwayman held up J J Netterville and Calvin Allen taking 40 dollars and a watch. He robbed George Hartman on White River Bridge and seized his valuables. He knocked a streetcar driver off Irondale car and took 6 dollars. He forced Walter Simmes at his doorway to hand over his purse before vanishing. no trace found.
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Simmes
Wake at Dowd's Home Ends with Body Dump Plan
A Brooklyn wake for Mrs. Dowd devolved into drunken revelry. Edward Dowd and others attempted to dump the corpse from the open window. Police intervened, Dowd was fined $1, and the body was restored to the casket as mourners dispersed.
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New York
Harpers Court
Brookltonshire
Edward Dowd
Henly
Mr. Dowd
Dowd
First Precinct
Justice Walsh
Drawing Their Prizes and County Ledger Dividends
The Fletcher and Sharp dividends paid through the county clerk’s office total about 22 thousand dollars by Monday and 1 thousand on Tuesday. A waste basket filled with paper wrappings and about 25 rolls of silver dollars marked the day. The DePauw estate tops the payouts with 7,255.70, Indianapolis National Bank 3,555.62, Winslow Lanier Co 4,582.11, with clerks Bais and Buskirk hurriedly processing the disbursements amid a busy scene. In Erlanger Kentucky a dog dispute led to a fatal melee when Louis Richards struck Louis Edwards with a club, Edwards stabbed, then strangled Richards, and died after combat broke apart.
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Fletcher & Sharp
Mondey
DePauw
Indianapolis National Bank
Winslow, Lanier & Co
New York
Bais and Buskirk
Conference or no conference in dispute
The piece notes Louisville, Toledo, St. Louis, and Columbus results, rider names, and horse winners. It discusses a Brooklyn League contract signings for jumpers, questions about conference status, and potential long-term compromises. It mentions Frank Walker starting at Terre Beaute, trot times, Wabash stakes for two-year-olds, and queries about Capitalists Rowe and White after Buffalo’s fate. It ends with touring cavemen figures and vague international exhibitions.
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Toledo
St. Louis
Columbus
Gymnast
Rogers
Tom
Semper
Fidele
Bob L. Torris Park
Miss Hooker
Bally Hoo
Tristas
Annie
Tournament
Salute
Daly
O’brien
Pinkney
Brooklyn
Frank Walker
Terre Beaute
McDoel
Walter H
End Diamond
Uncle Sam
Cincinnati
Cleveland Press
Rowe
White
Buffalo
America
Tamer
Hanlan
Boss
Les
Gandaur
Kamm
Couge Try
Canine Retreat At City Engineer Office Sparks Curiosity
An unclaimed dog wandered into a city engineer’s office on Wednesday, lounged under a desk, and drew no owner. Supervisor Will Phipps notes daily arrival of stray dogs and recalls a former engineer who housed many canines, reflecting on city neglect and lost pets.
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Will Phipps
Phipps
Humber
Wesley Kellar Survives Steaming Injury After Experimental Skin Grafts
An Indianapolis veneering works accident left Wesley Kellar fatally scalded. Dr B St J Perry predicted death but Kellar’s pie bite sparked hope. Perry conducted about 40 frog skin grafts on the wound, many taking partial root. Kellar recovered enough to walk and plan a return to work, though weeks of treatment followed.
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Tue Sun
Wesley Kellar
Indianapolis
B. St. J. Perry
Kellar
News From London Reports Dock Strike and Turmoil
The Buenos Ayres revolution news unsettles securities holders. Albert docks porters and main steamship lines strike causing disorder. Stenley arrived Wednesday morning with improved health. Ireland subscription total reaches £1000 by Wednesday morning.
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Treland
Loxphon
Buenos Ayres
Albert Docks
Stenley
Ireland
Cincinnati Life Raps New Canal Scandals Indicts Two Men
The grand jury on Wednesday indicted John Coleman and Charles Craig for murder in the first degree. The city reports a new political scandal alleging heavy, systematic robbing by Erie and Miami canal officials and approval of dishonest bills by the state board of public affairs.
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Grand Jury
John Coleman
Charles Craig
State Board of Public Affairs
Great New York Store Opens with Morning Reception
The Great New York Store will open to the public Thursday at 9 oclock. Thousands are expected to attend as shoppers queue early to avoid the rush. An orchestra will perform in the afternoon and evening with music and beauty throughout the building.
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New York
Aldrich predicts force bill if Republicans win house
Senator Aldrich claims a Republican victory in the next House would lead to a force bill. The report notes few statesmen remain focused on McKinley’s campaign. In San Francisco a lottery law enforcement action seizes mail editions of the Examiners and the Argus for publishing a gift scheme to boost circulation.
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McKinley
Aldrich
House of Representatives
West
San Francisco
Ost
Ispl.j—Mail
The
Examiners
the Argus
Illinois steel plant planned by WiKE WHISPERS in Chicago
A Chicago bound report notes WiKE WHISPERS of Illinois steel company plans to establish a tin-plate plant in Chicago. The item appears in a condensed notices column mixing various incidents from North America and unrelated local anecdotes.
East Place to Ervest and C W Phillips Ad Offers Loans
Sells stock and property at 83 East Market with 10 percent payments in January and duty Bast securities. Also offers monthly matures 9100 at 60 cents, and Loans at six percent interest.
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East Place
Ervest
C. W. Phillips
E. Market
Bast Securities
Flaw in the Law Raises Voter Purchase Fear
A lawyer and a SUN reporter discuss a new election law meant to curb corruption. They warn that section 45 could enable poll clerks to secretly stamp ballots and imply widespread complicity among party workers, risking easy manipulation without detection. The speaker clarifies he does not intend to act on the idea.
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Uswiow
Tum Sun
Marzad
Sisster
807
Cer
Barneys Bold Claim Targets McGillihan in City Hall Exchange
An irate elderly Irishman, Barney McGillihan, confronted Prosecutor Wright in his office on Tuesday morning. He threatened to file a formal complaint against McGillihan for alleged lying about his political views, insisting he never voted Republican and muttering profanities as he argued. The discussion shifted to directing him to the civil engineer's office.
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Barney
Uum
Frank Wiiebre
Wright
Barney McGillhan
Wreht
Barney McGillihan
Rapeublican
Alty Civil Engineer’s Office
Fresh Foreign Facts Brewing Revolution Across Nations
A jumble of brief items reports labor strife in Argonene and Scotland seeking higher wages, steamer Majestic passengers from New York to Queenstown suicides, cholera deaths in Bedsag, and scavenger scenes. Duke Guelcher rumored marriage to Princess Maud, Spandau arms workers clash with troops, and Tuesday violence leaves three soldiers dead. Mob attacks Agriculture Minister De Bryn at Malines. twenty arrests. France reports indicate Comte de Paris not warmly received in America. England seeks indemnity from Portugal over the James Stevenson seizure on Africa coast. Assuilion allegedly poisoned Archduke Gumond in Tyhrio to influence duke chef. Poster claims expose duke and cook jailed.
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Fifa
Clarkmanan
Scotland
Majestic
New York
Queenstown
Duke Guelcher
Emperor William
Maud
Mr. Wales
Spandau
M. de Bryn
Malines
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Comte de Paris
America
England
Portugal
James Stevenson
Assuilion
Archduke Gumond
Tlyrio
Austria
Poster
Scullion
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