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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1902

Page

4

Ex Governor Taylor in Pennsylvania Conductor Incident

A debate centers on ex Governor Taylor of Kentucky and Conductor Wilcox after a streetcar confrontation over a transfer slip. The conductor claims Taylor threatened to shoot. Taylor says he reached for his leg to move it away. Opinion columns mock the Kentucky connection and question the truth, noting Streetcar Jones and authorities weigh the incident.

Gov Taylor Pennsylvania-st.ear Kentucky Wilcox Jones Henry Watterson Mr. Taylor Durbin Bays Dr. Hurty Streetcar Jones

Wear a Red Carnation

The Sun urges readers to wear a red carnation next Sunday to honor President McKinley on the first anniversary of his death. The flower, long linked to McKinley, symbolizes national mourning and love for the late leader. The note also mentions Jim McNulty as a candidate for justice of the peace and questions about Coppenhaver’s case.

McKinley Buffalo Jim McNulty J. P. Tangle

Trusts in Peanuts and Political Feats Across Indiana

A collection of satirical notes from Indiana papers remarks on a new peanut trust, seems to poke at Mrs. Roosevelt, Grand Duke Boris, and Henry Watterson’s Four Hundred. It notes Roosevelt's vacation energy and hints at Mayor Tom Johnson’s bold Ohio campaign influence on the Democratic party.

Roosevelt Boris Lafayette Courier Henry Watterson Henry Knightstown Journal Greensburg Review Tom Johnson Ohio Democratic Party of John R. McLean Terre Haute Tribune

Diplomat Tales and Witty Anecdotes From The Era

A collection of 19th century vignettes: Senor Emilio de Ojeda recalls his vast postings from Madrid to Tangier and his new U S ministry assignment framed as El Dorado. Ex-Speaker Reed cracks a jail joke about a man from X, and Mark Twain’s Hartford neighbor story ends with Clemens sending worn collars to Mrs Stowe with a humorous note.

Senor Emilio de Ojeda Duke of Arcos Spain United States Peace Commission Paris Frye Senor de Ojeda Morocco South America Madrid Legation Tangier el Dorado United States of America New York Tribune Reed Washington Mark Twain Mr. Clemens Hartford Harriet Beecher Stowe Craver New York Times

Quip Cartoons and Gossip Snippets

A collection of light captions and jokes from newspapers poking fun at gossip, social clubs, and public figures. The snippets include quips about sewing circles, whist clubs, a joke on a colonel and corn juice, a child’s bath remark, an elopement rumor, a horse sale aside, a canal crossing joke, and tax assessor notices.

Bachelor’s Reveries and Witty Observations

A collection of humorous maxims on romance marriage and aging. It notes that pretty girls admit intelligence of homely ones, resolutions weaken when needed, birthdays slow after 2 1 2 years, diamonds stay costly for short people, a good line sparks imitators, and marriage remains a lottery everyone believes they can win.

What the Papers Say Radio Chorus on Elections

An assortment of newspaper quips mocks political figures and issues. The Detroit and Albany papers joke about insanity and murder, vice presidential hopes, Roosevelt Foraker tickets, women voters in New South Wales, and New York satire.

United States Detroit Free Press Foraker Roosevelt Albany Argus

Fashion notes for fall and winter women attire

The column highlights velvet shirt waists and Norfolk jackets as vogue for late fall. It notes embroidered turn overs, long hat plumes, beaver hats, and broad shoulders with military straps. Velvets, plaits, pearl buttons, and colored turn overs appear in new fabrics and styles.

Norfolk

Practical Household Tips From The Feminine News

Mashing potatoes milk before butter yields whiter mash. Rub raw potato halves on mud-stained black clothes to remove stains. Vanilla bean in sugar enhances flavor. Garlic in olive oil improves taste. A sachet of cloves caraway nutmeg mace cinnamon and Tonquin beans preserves clothing.

Silk herringbone collar with velvet embroidery

The collar features autumn ready silk herringbone and ladder braid with heavy cord outlines and an open silk lace tracery. Velvet embellishments are sewn in and embroidered with floral motifs in matching silk color, giving a rich satiny finish.

September Gardening Tips From Florist and Gardener

The florist with his greenhouse begins autumn work in September preparing tender plants from outdoor stock. The window gardener should follow suit as slips are plentiful now and easier to propagate than later when chilly weather approaches.

Flower in the hair rebirth cherished by many

A nostalgic essay extols the return of wearing a flower in the hair as a charming custom. It suggests the practice appeals to many men and signals romantic sentiment, contrasting it with bygone fashions kept in a dusty garret.

Fellows in stories and the fading light of day

A collage of poems contrasts daring storybook fellows who save others with a narrator who sees no heroics in ordinary life. The Philadelphia Press pieces weave tales of danger, riches, and duty, ending with reflections on work, readiness, and faith as the fading light of day closes.

Viola Allen Hall Caine Allen Italy Mr. Caine Philadelphia Press

Three Sets of Musings on Virtues and Aims

The passage lists virtues to love courage gentleness affection admire intellect dignity gracefulness to hate cruelty arrogance ingratitude delight beauty frankness freedom to wish for health friends contented spirit to avoid idleness loquacity flippant testing to cultivate good books good friends and good honor to contend for honor country and friends to think of life death and eternity.

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