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Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1902

Page

4

Gas Injunction Plea Against Indianapolis Gas Co. Strong

City attorney Joss seeks a permanent injunction to stop the Indianapolis Gas Co from shutting off gas. He argues the contract with the city rests on a valid franchise and that the company owned sufficient gas lands in 1931 to fulfill the agreement. He contends the company later conveyed lands reducing its ability to meet obligations and cannot use that act to avoid contract duties.

Joss T the Indianapolis Gas Co Indiana Indianapolis Indiana Natural Gas and Oil Co Chicago

City council to decide tax levy amid 88 or 90 cents

The Sun urges the council to set the levy as low as possible, arguing 88 cents may cover city needs while 90 cents could burden households amid high living costs. It calls for council independence from the mayor and stresses prudent budgeting for bills and progress.

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State press quotes on politics and industry

A compilation of brief views from Indiana and nearby state papers on politics and industrial growth. The items cite Republican rhetoric, tariff reform, Bryan Johnson comparisons, a Hartford City fire origin, Indiana industrial exports, and prohibition literature strategy.

Kokomo Tribune Bryan Tom Johnson Shelbyville Hartford City Rockies Indiana Muncie Clark Indiana Prohibition Committee South Hend Tribune

Scenes From Indianapolis Fair and Oddities From Dexter Oil

A string of quirky items from Indiana and beyond includes a Indianapolis State Fair moment where a woman from Logootee steadies a crowded exit and knocks out a man’s teeth as she boards a slowing car. Also notes about Dexter’s oil boom, literary debates, a monkey and organ grinder joke, and a Marine Corps recruiting push led by Captain H. Bearss in Newton Claypool building.

Indianapolis Marine Corps

Woman Seated First Defies Friends On Train Platform

A young woman claimed the best seat by grounding the rear, crawling under wire netting guarding a wrapper hide. She sat in a roomy rear platform seat while others stood behind, declaring calmly that she was seated and they were not.

Remarkable Autumn Morning Sparks Mixed Reactions

The scene paints a sunny autumn day with yellowed trees and a pleasant mood, yet Amy dislikes the glare and heat. A rural family banter follows about Jim’s improved penmanship and college letters, contrasted with financial requests to his family.

Sings an Ohio county bard on melancholy days

A county bard quotes poems about sausages coffee and griddle cakes praising the Lord. Emerson asks a tangled logic question about moving vans and stationary vans before the mother clamps down on the discussion. She laments the child's potential resemblance to his father.

Ohio County Emerson

A Corner for the Women One Bride's Trousseau

An Indianapolis bride-to-be favors a practical trousseau with one new gown a dainty silk waist and stylish hat plus accessories She already has a complete outfit and favors home linens and small adornments over a large wardrobe The piece also notes fall fashion ostrich plumes walking skirts bird trims and cozy robe ideas while stressing domestic happiness and sensible preparations.

Indianapolis Enuit

Hash Croquettes From Local Cookery Hint

A local woman offers hash croquettes as a practical dish. Meat and potatoes are finely chopped, formed into small croquettes, and fried to a browned finish. If cold potatoes are available they can be mashed and shaped into the croquettes, with mashed potato touted as the best filler.

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