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Newspaper

The Indianapolis Journal

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1902

Page

11

Coin collectors in Indianapolis and fashionable arm hair ban

A. N. Wilson discusses rare coins and notable pieces seen in Indianapolis, recounting finds like a New York gold piece from 1822 and 1787 New York doubloons while stressing the value of careful scrutiny for collectors. He notes limited local interest and reflects on the thrill of discovering unique money, followed by a physician warning about a fad of burning arm hair amid elbow sleeve fashion, and garden pest updates on caterpillars and borers in city parks.

Fletcher United States Indianapolis A. N. Wilson San Francisco Mr. Wilson New York Philadelphia Boston Nova Eberaca Columbia Excelsior Brashear Highly Samuel Highly Granby Conn Texas M. B.C

The Biltmore Farms Country Life For September

The Biltmore Farms overview explains three main departments under centralized management, highlighting forestry, agriculture, and the nursery. It details the herbarium built by Olmsted’s era, its 150 species and 300,000 specimens, and notes Dr. Chapman’s Flora work. The text traces gradual estate development from forage, livestock, and woodlands to stock farming and dairying, with emphasis on market production and open access for scholars.

Biltmore Nursery Mason and Dixon Frederick Law Olmsted Biltmore Biltmore Herbarium C. D. Beadle A. W. Chapman United States South Atlantic Pacific Rocky Mountain Colorado New Mexico Swannanoa North Carolina

Late Mrs C L Fairs Relatives Inheriting In France Estate

Mrs Charles L Fair and her husband were killed in a recent France automobile accident. Her estate is valued at 200000 dollars. Most will go to humble relatives, including Hannah Nelson of Newmarket New Jersey aged seventy, and full and half siblings. Herman Oelrichs acts as estate representative. A late decision allocated one million to the wife’s relatives, with claims on her husband’s estate valued at twenty million.

Charles L. Fair France Sisters of the Dead M. Husband

Central creamery dairy makes up to date facilities

After six years of planning a central dairy plant began updating to serve local needs. The complex houses three connected cattle barns with winter heating and summer open-air shed conversion. Modern enameled tile dairy includes cold storage ice and electric plants. It aims to supply Biitmore milk and cream to Southern towns while breeding Golden Lad Jerseys with a resident veterinarian ensuring health.

Do You Catch On Philadelphia Sterling Spoon Tale

A Philadelphia bachelor flaunts his sterling silver and hosts a grand dinner. A guest, teased about stolen attentions, refuses to recall a suitor. He hints with the spoon’s back bearing a name. The guest reads Gorham and denies knowing Gorham.

Philadelphia Sterling Gorham

I Want to Go Back to the Orchard and Valley

Poem by Alice E. Allen from Lippincott's Magazine longing for a restored rural life. The speaker yearns for the orchard, birds, winds, rivers, hills, and the beloved presence in the old valley. A reflective vignette of country peace and memory.

Alice E. Allen Lippincott’s Magazine

Marconi Says German Wireless System Pirated His Idea

Correspondent reports Marconi on the cruiser Carlo Alberto in Kiel detailing his claim that the German wireless system is a piratical copy of his invention. He cites Slaby as a key traitor, discusses imperial introductions, and notes progress of Marconi stations across Europe and America.

Indianapolis Journal Kiel Marconi Carlo Alberto Nicholas Signor Slaby England Siemens & Halske Krupp Staby Kaiser Wilhelm Mechanic and Industrial Kamschatka Marconi Telegraph New York London N. G Italy America Europe Monte Carlo Rome Kaiser's Naval Office Slaby’s Kronstadt Portsmouth Germany

Causes of religious apathy and church decline

A layman argues the church loses members as educated people reject biblical superstitions and financial pressures. High dues, lodge insurance, and frequent appeals for money strain laboring families, while ministers face ratings based on fundraising. The piece calls for a simpler gospel focused on love rather than wealth.

Indianapolis Journal America Europe Brother Bigpurse Church Mammon God

Marconi’s collision alarm and new wireless promise

In a dispatch from a warship, Marconi reveals a near completed self acting alarm to prevent ships collisions. The system warns both vessels or the lone ship’s captain and indicates direction of danger. An officer notes Marconi’s frenzied work and hints at sending wireless telegrams 2000 miles once simplified.

Marconi Carlo Alberto Marcon America

Dawn in Indianapolis Shows Pigeons and Market bustle

At dawn Indianapolis reveals its beauty with tree lined avenues and dewy grass. Pigeons crowd the streets near market houses while laborers, milk wagons, and streetcars begin daily routines amid a scene of early vendors, fruit stalls, and awakening commerce.

Indianapolis Hoowler Indiana National Bank Washington Pennsylvania Streets Virginia Avenue Astir Breer Rabbit Tomlinson Halls

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