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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1900

Page

13

Wealth, romance, and a crippled niece’s marriage plan

Miss Maker McKinley, president’s niece, to wed Hermanus Baer a Jefferson medical student in Somerset Pa. Their tale traces a long, public struggle with Mabel’s severe hip disease, Baer’s vow to care, and a private, enduring love born at the White House conservatory.

Abner McKinley Mabel New York Gibney Mabel McKinley Heideburg Rome Paris Sweden Russia United States Hermanus Baer Mr. Baer Miss Barber White House Little Cripple Marine Hermanns Baer West Point Jefferson Medical College Crippie Washington Miss McWinley Somerset, Pa Miss McKinley Shakespere London

The Outwitting of Sorrowful Jim

Allyn, nicknamed Sorrowful Jim, enjoys rare happiness as he frets over love and money. He hopes to marry Nelly but fears social judgment and his failing law practice. Nelly rejects money as a motive and envisions a life shared with him despite scant means.

Katherine Nancy

Reluctant kicker backs down as fortune shifts

Jim Allyn, nicknamed Sorrowful Jim, leaves a harsh quest for gold to woo Nelly who sacrifices her fortune to win him. After a year of hardship in Mexico and the West, he struggles with pride and conscience until a letter reveals Nelly has given away her wealth to be with him. They plan a Europe trip aboard a steamer, finally united by shared fortune.

Mel Ga Jim Nell Ajsl Mexico XXI Nelly Europe First National Bank James M. M. Allyn James M. Allyn Trust and Life Deposit Company Nett Marone Garrard Hirris New Orleans Times-Democrat

Heerd on the Hotel Piazza Observations

A wry remark from the commander of the rocking-chair fleet notes that half the world may not know how the other half lives yet holds suspicions about that divide. The remarks reflect social observations and a slight satire on class awareness in urban life.

Daly Mine Heiress Rejects Suitors for Own Country Man

Scions of prominent families seek the affection of Marcus Daly's daughter but she resists all advances. Rumor links her to Dr. Alexander Pykert visiting Paris, yet she vows to wed only a man from her own country, disregarding romance abroad.

Marcus Daly Montana Alexander P2ykert Paris

Short fashions forecast lace and phosphorized silk trims

Fall styles will feature laces on chiffon and fur with beaded detailing. Phosphorized silk offers a sea glow effect. Persian embroidery decorates shirt waists with diagonal bands. Embroideries and spangles lead fall and winter trims, with lace and spangles key to evening gowns. Spangles outline patterns rather than cover fabric.

What One Woman Thinks As A Row Of Quips

A column of quirky maxims and wry observations on manners and romance. It riffs on bossy women, eating with a knife, famous pianists, speaking, shaving, perspective on enemies, post gift regrets, and a family returning from vacation with a fresh bed made routine.

Love the Tyrant Poem

A compact verse portrait of love as a fickle tyrant that rules hearts with fear and pleasure. The speaker notes love’s treacherous nature and our alternating trust or flout, ending with a wry admission we cannot live without it.

The Day That Summer Died Poem by Emma Weston

A lyrical piece from Emma G Weston in the Youths Companion describes the day Summer dies. It uses vivid nature imagery a chill breeze frost falling leaves and looming Winter to convey transition and sorrow.

Winter Emma G. Weston

The Useful Onion Health Claim

A historical note describes onions as having medicinal properties. It claims onion consumption at night cures severe colds and inflammation, while crushed onion juice creates a strong smelling substance that calms nerves and induces sleep. It asserts the onion’s “form of opium” quality and sedative effect.

Fragmented Chatty Exchanges on Love and Duty

A collection of brief quips from period papers shows women lamenting unasked proposals and lovers eliciting reactions. A policeman, a palace, and a speaker named Spouter figure in witty asides about romance and fate.

Mischievous Dutch Children Bedevil Artist at Work

Artist Phil May recalls small Dutch visitors who mobbed his hotel and workshop begging for coppers. He notes their similar outfits made identification hard and recounts a tale of misallocated small sums, one girl tipped five shillings while another got only twopence for being in his light.

Holland Phil May The Magazine of Art

Seasonable Dessert Cake with Peaches and Cream

A recipe for a peach cake with nutmeg butter sugar and milk batter. Bake in three tins then layer with ripe peaches not sweetened and finished with whipped cream and powdered sugar. The method specifies careful timing for peach prep and topping.

Softly Rich Plaids Offer Moderate Weight Materials

New plaids are softly rich with moderate weight and beautiful colors. The designs look large when not broken up. Some pieces may be had at 1.65 dollars per yard. An example features dull violet blended with soft green and nut brown with touches of black.

Trunks Telescopes and Harnesses Advertised for Cash

An old classifieds note lists trunks telescopes and harnesses available for cash or payments. The brief entry mentions a2 E Washington Street as the location for the sale.

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Pennsylvania Lines Special Train to Louisville

Special service from Union Station at 7 2 a m on Sunday September 16 to Louisville with return from the Louisville station at 7 10 p m. Fare is $1.50 each way on the Pennsylvania Lines.

Pennsylvania Louisville and Return Union Station Louisville Ourteenth-St

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