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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1903
Page
6
A large enterprise bills itself as a gold standard for youths with a day and night school for boys and girls, funds for church offerings, and a physician. The colony operates near the N. O. Nelson settlement in Tiineis, close to the St. Louis border, in operation for about four years.
Local reports describe Boggy mound a soft six foot high spongy hill near Springfield Greene County with an eerie reputation. Explorers found slime mud depths and animal bones, while residents recount eerie lights and disappearances, fueling superstition and debate among scholars and locals.
Henry C. Jones of Champaign weighs Indianapolis politics and shifts toward a compromise plan. He argues cities should avoid strict moral regimes yet not give saloons free rein, proposing a designated district for gambling and liquor venues to limit broader openings while warning that closing the city would ruin it.
Mrs Benway, startled by a noise at 3610 Washington Ave, grabbed a revolver and forced a burglar to call the police after threatening to shoot. The intruder, in stocking feet, was found at her dressing table and ordered downstairs as officers arrived.
In Evanston a celebration marks the thirtieth year and honors writer and educator Herbert F Fisk. The event will feature remarks on Fisk's career and impact on local literature and schooling.
A detailed portrait of Seth Low as the ideal and thoroughly respectable New Yorker. The profile, dated Oct. 2, contrasts Low’s calm, principled demeanor with political and social expectations, portraying him as a model of restraint, dignity, and devoted public service for New York.
Oct 2 and 21 set for a national conference on secondary education at Evanston. Hundreds gather for an open discussion on the future of high schools and their link to academies, colleges, private schools, and seminaries. The event, first of ten, honors Fisk’s nine years at the academy amid faculty support.
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