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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1902

Page

7

Sunset Promise of a Sailor’s Sanity and Love

A sunset transforms Nan’s gaze as she returns to a cottage where her husband Robert, presumed lost at sea, recounts a shipwreck night of mutiny and famine. A French asylum alters his fate until a shared memory of Nan rekindles his reason and reunion.

Nan Robert Blue Sea Tom Emery Cap'n Dick Simmons Tom Nannie

No Observance of Arbor Day in Indianapolis Schools

Arbor Day will not be generally observed in Indianapolis public schools though some campuses plan tree plantings and exercises. Schools 45 and 45 requested trees and others may request trees before Friday, per business agents' office.

Indianapolis

Senator Hanna's secretary collects 25 cents from judge in old debt tale

Elmer Dover, Hanna's private secretary, confronted Probate Judge William Smith in Barnesville with a 25 cent bill. Dover recounted a childhood coal-carrier incident in McConnellaville where he and another boy were each owed 25 cents. Smith paid them that amount then, but Dover claimed the balance as debt.

Cleveland, O Hanna Barnesville Belmont County Elmer Dover Wm. Smith Dover McConnellaville Smith McConnellsville

Wine colored Frances Willard window removed in Denver

The Cassell W C T U ordered out the wine colored glass surrounding Frances Willard in the Peoples tabernacle window gift. After a called meeting the group agreed on a new window and will install it at once.

Frances Willard People's Tabernacle Cassell W. C. T. U Cassell Union

Hoosierisms and Rural Oddities Highlight Local News

A quirky Indiana clippings roundup notes three fears of Hoosiers and a boy's sudden growth to 13 inches taller after reaching corn stalks. It mentions Thorncreek nets, corn huskers, a tramp visitor, Clen Bottorff planning a barn foundation, Veedersburg street fair hype, a singing cow drawing crowds, and Sun Liners advert details in a Columbia City Post style blurb.

Goodyears aid Buffalo charity by gifting lumber waste

Frank W. and Clarence H. Goodyear of Buffalo announce they will deliver all refuse wood from their Pennsylvania mills to the local charity organization society for distribution to the poor. Transportation charges will be paid by the Goodyears.

Frank W Clarence H. Goodyear Buffalo Lumber and Railroad Pennsylvania Charity Organization Society In Buffalo Goodyears

The North Walk Mystery Opens With a Murder

Miss Hastings wakes to a loud quarrel in the Benton house and a suspected murder in the garden. Detective Minard Hendricks arrives from East Orange with Dr. Lampkin to probe clues, while Montcastle and Miss Benton face fear and suspicion as watchful allies and potential suspects.

Miss Hastings Mr. Benton Mgr. Benton Alice Benton Arthur Montcastle Alice Ralph Triftes Old Benton Stanwood Montcastle Miss Benton Ralph Benton Agnes Papa Minard Hendricks Hendricks Ameroa East Orange N. J Dr. Lampkin Jacob Benton Benton Bosh Farleigh Lampkin Eason Miss Bentoni Mr. Montcastle

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