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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1901
Page
5
An observant man on Pennsylvania street discusses how the mouth shape reflects a person’s disposition. He explains the contrast between a crescent downturned mouth and a dry moon upturned mouth and urges cultivating a pleasant grin to improve mood and social results. The Sun man vows to change his expression once he can afford a winter overcoat.
Nassius Hadley, deputy general, completed the brief for the Rinkard order case. The defense argues sanity questions. witnesses discuss brutality, a blacksnake whip, and implications of self harm. Rinkard is under death sentence with January hanging potential pending the high court decision.
Philadelphia on October 22 reports Wing Tu Sing a Chinese laundry operator was taken to Municipal hospital with leprosy. Dr Cantrell identified the condition after the Chinaman sought treatment at his office.
A collection of brief notes from Indiana: Al Coffin, 20, fought off officers in Michigan City before being subdued. Frank Fraley dies on an operating table in Chicago. Miss Francis Clark marries Wm Falch in a Vermont bound matrimony ad. A South Bend baby grows in an incubator. Sharpers swindle farmers with promissory notes totaling about 68 each, $3,000 overall. A Greencastle preacher is robbed. Ervin Hull and Myrtle Turner plan to marry but delay license. peach and fruit shipments by Col Cockrum. Ed Deck promoted to city editor of Shelbyville paper.
A social calendar notes a bankers ball at the Propylaeum on Thursday night and multiple gatherings. Mrs L T Miller hosts the Woman's Research Club. Mrs C A Kur tze hosts the Favorite club. Adolph Kahn hosts a Sunday reception for son Walter and his bride. State weddings in Kokomo Muncie and Aurora are listed with couples named. Miss Myla Closser and Frank T Baker marry at the bride’s sister’s home.
Charles J. Hackett of the New York Central Railroad sues Mary Corcoran to recover a piano gifted six years ago during an intended marriage. Hackett, now married, says he paid for the instrument and arranged its delivery after a breakup. Corcoran vows to oppose the suit in the eighth district municipal court.
The sensational melodrama A Gambler's Daughter shines at the Park with death trap plots and dramatic rescues. Elsie Crescy as Kate Merrick and Charles W. Goodrick as villain James Stetson lead a strong cast while Pauline Hall and the Grand troupe entertain with dogs and comic acts. Virginia Harned's star turn in Alice of Old Vincennes draws praise and funds for the McKinley memorial. Empire offers Louise Carver amid mixed reviews and a troubling Shattuck act marred by vulgarity.
Milly Ranscome returns from the city with Harry Lawrence a fashionable university chemist. Townspeople sneer at his attire but a village showdown with a drunken brute earns respect and Milly agrees to marriage after a moonlit drive.
Joe Clarke deputy factory inspector plans to seek renomination by Marion county Republicans. He says the Retail Grocers' Association attacks him in a trade paper for opposing the garnishee law, and he favors a Ohio like exemption: $1200 to $1400 and 1 percent of wages. He says he will resign if renominated.
A woman showcases a dining room filled with old prints and engravings. Walls appear covered in wrapping paper with an orange distemper frieze above. White picture rails and woodwork contrast orange velvet hangings and mahogany furniture.
At a burial near Summit Mississippi for I B Boggs a spectator William ONeill objected to the preacher remarks drew a revolver and opened fire. He was overpowered brought before the magistrate fined fifteen dollars and sentenced to prison for one hundred fifty days.
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