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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1892
Page
3
A young boy Harry Morton earns money by helping Farmer Oxley with apples. A misunderstanding leads Oxley to accuse Harry of stealing a savings book and money. The clerk exposes the truth, restoring Harry’s name and earning guidance for future work.
The French historian Camille Felix Rousset died. Revolutions erupt in the Argentine Republic. Middlesborough Kentucky's Peoples Bank failed for 28000 dollars. Bay City Michigan mourns Gen. B Partridge's Wednesday death. Twenty killed in a Pens a Russia railroad wreck. Pittsburgh dry goods man Joseph Horne dies after 40 years’ service. Cincinnati's William Boyce sentenced for life for drowning his baby. New York Mayor Grant offered 40000 a year to head a Kentucky distilling company. A mob hangs Long Jefferson near Huntington West Virginia after a family feud. Charlies Reynolds and Merrian Steadin colored are legally hanged at Greensboro South Carolina. Vienna snow covers the city. Central German rivers iced over. Hartz mountains snowbound. Halberstadt charged with embezzling 70000 in Mexico City and fled. Joseph Matthews from Claremont South Carolina locked four children in house. fire from matches burned house and children.
An eastern belle uses two mild mustard plasters on her face for an hour to achieve rosy cheeks. Renan recalls four women he loves. A tactless gentleman recalls his youth as time flies by. At a New York Times food exposition Miss Parlon impresses with her cooking lecture while Miss Parks dodges endorsement of any single baking powder.
A northern York shire town features an omnibus that treats passengers by class with a guard ordering first class to stay seated while second class walk and third class push. A Glasgow barber scene follows with a Highlander and broom jokes ending in a penny trade.
An account describes dedicatory services of the World’s Fair and travel via the Monon Route to Chicago. It notes seating and dining car quality, ticket offices at Union Station and 764 S St, and schedules including Oct 14 20 7 and 98. The notice advertises routes to Arkansas Indian Territory Texas and Oklahoma with round trip rates for 20 days from Indianapolis through Coker Alexander district agent.
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