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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1902
Page
5
In this serialized tale a veteran burglar and his rival entangle with Miss Belle Stetson and Dr. Squires. As No. 1 shadows Goddard and the doctor, Miss Stetson’s peril grows and the underhanded plot thickens with thefts, loyalties, and a dramatic roadside rescue.
Mr. Alex MacPherson of 130 E Washington St Indianapolis reports Dr A W Chase's Nerve Pills helped a family member regain steadiness strength and natural sleep after being low in spirits. He calls the medicine splendid and correct. Pills sold at dealers with the Buffalo N Y Medicine Co stamp.
The narrator recounts stopping a mad runaway to save Miss Stetson. He wards off danger, frees her from the horse and sustains an injury to the animal. She thanks him, and a menacing promise lingers as she accepts his aid to her home. He asks for future trust and hints at a future request. The scene ends with a farewell at her gate and a promise to continue.
A ruined ex university man now drives a hansom in London when a familiar figure, Louie Crane, boards his cab. He pursues her former lover Fred, now Lord Templeton, and the chance meeting rekindles a long-buried romance as the pair unexpectedly reunite on the street.
A fragment from a New York Sunday News piece follows Louie Crane who confesses poverty and love to Fred while claiming no rings. A carriage accident saves them and Lord Templeton, later revealing engagement to Miss Crane and honoring Dick who helped avert disaster.
A column of playful questions and notes about Indiana lore, oddities, and place names. It lists towns like Madison, Randolph, Bluff, Bath e Franklin, and many others with wordplay on their names revealing local humor and history.
The Sun promotes its liners claiming reliable results and offers contact at office 121 123 E Ohio including phone number 880 for inquiries and orders.
The Omega device marks a revolution in gas heating and household sanitation by achieving intense heat and thorough mixing of gas with air. It claims to use at least 45 cubic feet of air per cubic foot of gas, combining economy, perfect combustion, and sterilization as outcomes of scientific design unveiled at the exhibition and for sale.
In Cleveland on October 16 Miss Pessie Johnson and Miss Ruth Hanna will serve as bridesmaids at the Fisch Whiton wedding. The Johnson and Hanna families known rivals in social circles plan a peaceful event reflecting old Cleveland tact and mutual respect.
James Hubbell, a Monroe farmer, attempted to cut into F. L. Wilson's jewelry store after imagining a burglary. Police interrupted him as he removed a glass plate. found watches from L. A. Ising’s store that were fake advertising dummies. He appeared suddenly insane during a visit.
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