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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1902
Page
5
Detective Hendricks examines a murder scene at Jacob Benton’s lawn estate. A revolver, a notebook, scorched paper, and footprints hint at Montcastle and Miss Benton, while a suspect Ralph Benton faces scrutiny as the case unfolds.
A hardened editor Carleton reveals a past drinking spree that cost him his wife and child. A timely hospital reunion with Muriel, his long lost wife, leads to forgiveness and a hopeful future for the reunited couple.
A detective tells a subordinate he will go down at once as Hendricks and a doctor begin moving toward the stairs. The scene ends with a note that the events will continue, suggesting ongoing investigation.
Napoleon Ohio October 31 A tiny Henry county domain near this town calls itself the Kingdom of Gallup led by John Konzen who serves as freight and ticket agent. He owns a grain elevator dry goods store grocery meat market post office and homes of about 160 residents plus livestock. The king acts as ruler and declares independence from state laws though banners fly on ceremonial days.
A column of humorous Indiana quips ranges from Fort Wayne girls mocking South Bend to stingy Gosport residents returning a partial pin bundle. It recalls a Waveland boy’s wild oats tale, a讷ripe briar patch critique, and a Cayuga cure for the blues. It notes John Wesley Andrews of Razoo chopping six cords in a day as a state record and closes with an ad for Sun For Sale Liners.
An advertisement touts Dr Lipes as offering an organized course of treatment for rheumatism with specially compounded medicines for each patient. It emphasizes that simple pills or patent medicines will not cure and aims to show quick, thorough relief.
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