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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1888
Page
3
An official label indicates the document was entered at the Post Office as Second Class Matter, testing mail handling and archival processing.
A narrator recalls visiting Mansfield’s old house ten years earlier. He sees a ghostly young woman, a portrait of a handsome man, and a haunting harp scene ending with the woman leaping from a window. No harp remains when searched, and the incident remains unexplained until his friend returns.
A narrator recalls seeing a female specter holding a miniature of Roger Mansfield and Annie Mansfield. The host explains a century old tragedy: Roger vanished during a hunt, his wife killer herself after seeing his dead body. The man pledges secrecy to spare her, and the tale ends with skepticism and a fading haunting.
A fragmentary column lists varied items from the era: Christopher the Greek prince dubbed and linked to a death day remark. RR Roe finishing Miss Low. the prince of Wales at Hamburg and water intake. Gen Boulanger in France with new custom. Mrs. Humphrey Ward praised. Empress Victoria postponing Kaiser Fritz biography. James Clarence Harvey a Middlebury graduate and actor. the pope edits a Rome history with focus on Gregory the Great. the duke of Argyll on cremation. a quip on mercy and Hein Warner’s Log Cabin Plasters touting their beneficent plaster.
The Indianapolis Natural Gas Company assures customers of 30 percent off domestic, store, and office contracts and promises to continue supplying gas at or below competitors after termination, urging prompt purchase and early patronage. It warns against rival claims of future half-price offers as misleading and urges buying from the company that sells cheap now.
A, MORRIS, Secretary and President, recommends selecting best workers and materials from a list of firms. The memo names numerous contractors with street addresses across Virginia, Pennsylvania, Illinois, Massachusetts, Ohio, and Maryland and urges choosing the best for quality and economy.
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