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Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1899

Page

5

Seamless Hosiery and Underwear Sale Items List

Consumer goods priced for clearance include ladies seamless hose 2c to 25c, black fleece overseas wooley hose, fancy striped seamless hose at 2c, kidskin gloves with eight clasps, boys fleece jersey undershirts 26 to 32 at 29c, ladies ribbed fleece vests and pants, fleece union suits 25c, grey wool union suits at introduced sale, infant scarlet medicated wool undervests 15c to 25c, and a High Arm Imperial sewing machine with a ten year guarantee offered at 813.98 in oak cabinet with latest attachments and $45 agent price.

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Michigan Supreme Court ruling bans Mrs Abbott from prosecuting attorney post

The Michigan Supreme Court majority holds that because Mrs Merrie H Abbott is a woman she cannot hold the prosecuting attorney of Ogeman county. The decision cites common law limits on female officeholding in the absence of express constitutional or statutory authority. Justice Moore dissents noting women already hold various offices and law practice rights. Abbott may seek US Supreme Court review.

Merrie H. ‘Abbott Ogeman County Michigan Michigan Supreme Court Abbott Supreme Court Moore United States Supreme Court

Mystery of the Gloved Hand on a Sleeper Train

A traveler on a New York to Chicago overnight train notices a man with a gloved hand always kept on display. After a gruesome murder is sighted in a newspaper article, the narrator fears the glove man may be linked to the crime and weighs reporting him. The story unfolds with suspense as dawn approaches and authorities loom.

Oetton Thun Staton Altoona New York

Murderer Condemned After Narrow Train Car Encounter

A witness recalls guiding the conductor to the next car and seeing the accused at the time of a murder. Detectives had been telegraphed ahead to arrest the killer, who was quietly secured while the narrator pondered action. A report of his condemnation followed weeks later.

Altoona Chicago News

The Freight Train of Life

A poem comparing men to a train of cars moving along life’s track with engines, full or empty cars, and a caboose. Each person has a role and place, from the leading engine to the last caboose, in a metaphor of utility and fate. The piece reflects on different burdens and paths within a shared journey.

Fach S. B. Kiser Chicago Times-Herant

Dean's Ointment Offers Instant Relief for Piles

A vintage ad asserts that itching piles can be cured and urges quicker relief. It promotes Dean's Ointment available at drug stores for 30 cents, claiming instant belief and parasitic tent cure.

Dean

Women to Be Represented in Capitol Portraits

Sixteen dome portraits in the Denver Capitol will honor leading state women, with organizers demanding at least five female depictions. Candidates include Mrs. Augusta Tabor Mrs. Albert G Boone and Chippeta wife of Chief Ouray. The Woman's Journal proposes Margaret W Campbell for her 1876 Colorado woman suffrage role.

Denver Col Augusta Tabor Albert G. Boone Chippeta Ouray Utes Woman's Journal Margaret “‘W. Campbell Colorado

Dainty Decoration For Luncheon Table Surprise Souvenir

The New York Evening Post notes a luncheon display with tiny baskets and torack covers filled with roses and asparagi ferns arranged in a circular mound. Pink ribbons connect baskets to plates, concealing the contents until the host lifts the ribbon.

New York Evening Post

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