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The Indianapolis Journal in Indianapolis, Indiana

01 Dec 1901

Page 17

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The Indianapolis Journal

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1901

Page

17

Suburban social news round of visits and gatherings

A roundup of visits and returns among neighbors and families. Mrs. Earl Oldridge, Miss Ethel Brewer, Dr. Baumes, Master Lester Brown, Frank Worley family, John Rist of Chicago, and many others are reported traveling, hosting, or visiting relatives and friends across Indiana and nearby states. Revival services at the M E Church continue with Evangelist Olensiager. Local clubs, dinners, and rummage sales are noted along with numerous home gatherings.

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Earl Oldridge Depot Ethel Brewer Buffalo Baumes Cleveland Lester Brown Muncie Frank Worley Frankfort John Rist Chicago Clement Davis Selma John Hays W. M. Doty Kansas City Chloe Williams Elwood L. Hendricks Hare Wabash Mabel Samuel Engle Winchester Union City Flossie Shoobridge Redkey Ind Mesars E. W. Titus George Hiatt Richmond Likens Alfant Wil- Mam King Albert Funkhouser Evansville H. C. Funkhouser John Black Mise T. Black Gregory Socia Ity St. Frances de Sales Catholic Church C. H. Scott William O'Neil Anderson Joseph Everly Plorence 8. Dinsmere Big Lillian Schaffer Maude Gibson Ada Nelson Greenfield Martin Feeny N.Y Ridden Texas George W. Rice Newton W. Low Rice Elizabeth Creag Greenwood John Lindsley Lynn Street Kan Harry Wilson Brown Avenue Margaret Schnell Southern Indiana Avenue J. W. Shipp Morristown Evelyn Butler Carl Loop E. B. Stroup Shelbyville Shakspeare Rollin Kautz Indianapolis Jennie Jeffries Paul Trafalger Orville Carver Rushville R. E. Moore J. N. Moore Clarksburg Charles Clerk el Swain Mary Oyster Greencastle T. L. Thompson Essie Hunter Minnie Wink Knightstown George Meyers Angerson Henry Moore Mark Brown Washington Street A. N. Towles Raymond, MI 4. F. Armstrong Kokomo T. C. Stowe Central Avenue Anna Morris Trafalgar Jessamine Armstrom Madge Kensier Ned Hawkins Connersville Anna Stewart Kate Thompson Noble Kreber Clarence Forsythe Goshen Rachel Clark Monrovia Thompson Martinsville T. T. Thompson Downey Avenue Life and Times George Landon Miles Standisl Woman's Club M. C. Goe Wilson Dean Jo Ctavens Elsie Hodges Mary Dixon Worthington Mayme Hoover Lera Campbell Charles M. Tyler Blanche Tyler Eros Tyler Nettie Young Gillian Aradal Robert Louden Duluth Home Culture Club James Pool West Thirty-first Street Nancy Ireland B. ©. Swan Wiliam Béterly Billings, Mont Peter Manning Ella Chaney Pendleton Eugene Udell Nellie Stewart E. L. Hawley Lebanon John Pettey Southport William Jones Home Presbyterian Church Home Presbyterian H. Keller Charles M. Travis Crawfordsville C. Claude Travis Ladies’ Aid Society M. EB. Church B. L. Allen Waveland William Gillespie Edna Marley Clayton Herman Pape Marion Edward Mellendy van Wert, O Levi Clark Max de Witt Sharpsville Earl Stanridge Gosport W. L. Brown Seymour Mamie Smith Grand View Nay James M. Craig Lafayette J. T. Craig Alice Walton Ambia Orwell Marshall, Lr C. E. Hart Pearl McCreedy New Castle Dottie Fox May Lee Lyons Mort Collins Eugene Lewis Ethel Tomlinson Milo Tucker
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Bloodhound a Kansas City Journal praised for crime tracking

A Macon attorney described observing a bloodhound's unerring tracking of a suburban crime. The dog led sheriff and crowd through town to a boarding house, found the suspect in a bed, and coerced a confession before being escorted to jail. The animal was valued at 1000.

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Kansas City Journal Wichita Macon Kansas Pease Dog
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James J Hill Personality Reveals Northwest Ruler

James J Hill known as the railway king of the Northwest is described as a giant in physique with vast railway undertakings and extraordinary work capacity. Once little known in Eastern finance circles he expanded his influence to become a dominant figure in American railroading and wealth.

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New York Tribune James J. Hill Northwest
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Jim the railroad genius praised by associate

An associate in railway matters calls Jim a wonderful man with immense brains and vast detail knowledge. He notes a flaw in concentration but lauds his infinite patience, voracious reading, and ability to grasp any subject and discuss it with experts.

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Jim
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The Clown the Baby and the Torn Music

An old clergyman recalls a backwoods wedding where a bride tries to dodge the vow to love, honor and obey. The groom nudges, the clergyman insists on the full oath, and the couple’s stubborn banter ends with the minister pressing the words as the ceremony unfolds.

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New York Tribune House of God America Honor Bey
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The Call for Chinese Help in American Households

A sharp critique of domestic labor shortages in America argues that households face a worsening servant crisis. The piece urges mass Chinese immigration to staff homes, comparing household needs to government functions, and pleads with Roosevelt and Hay to repeal Chinese immigration laws.

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Roosevelt Hay Saturn Jupiter Mars China Yellow Sea Brooklyn
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Vow Interrupted by Bridegrooms Dig in Ribs

A bride recounts her wedding vow when a bridesmaid begins to speak Yet a sharp dig from the bridegroom interrupts the moment and the girl gasps Then she finishes her own vow with a single word bey amid the awkward scene

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Bey
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The Newspaper Critic and Its Faults

The critic, detached from newsroom work, condemns newspapers while relying on them for truths. He clashes with reporters and editors after tragedies, yet may learn that vulgar publicity can serve justice. Public spirit grows when paired with knowledge of the wider world and its flaws.

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Atlantic Monthly Newenaieta Priae
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New Education Jumps Start in City School

A New York Sun note describes a small girl in her first school term who proudly reports reading whole sentences. The teacher praises the sentence method as effective, while the mother recently attended to hear the child fluent on "I see a cat you see a cat" during class reading drill.

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New York Sun
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Cat in the Lesson Resurrects School Primer Scene

A mother tries to coax her child to read a life like tabby illustrated page from a school primer. The youngster, unable to read the cat sitting upright, laments she cannot read it since the cat sits the wrong way, leaving the child bewildered and silent.

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Tabby Papa
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The Rudeness of St Detroit Free Press

A snippet notes a lecturer being corrected for a grammatical error and remarks by Miss Gurley and Mrs Gurley about propriety and manners. The dialogue satirizes social expectations and the crowd reaction to language slips.

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Detroit Free Press
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Blessing for the Weary in the King of Labor

Poem fragment recalling Jesus among workers. Henry van Dyke frames Christ as the king who walks with the laboring, cancels Eden’s curse, and shares their bread. The gospel of labor is sung as the Lord loves the weary world and brings blessed rest to earth through toil.

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Jesus Kirk
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Life and Distinction of Murat Halstead

A concise portrait outlines Murat Halstead as a prominent journalist and public figure, noting his career, influence, and notable achievements while situating him alongside peers such as William Weinley and the era’s political context.

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Murat Halstead William Weinley
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Ever Written Journal Books for Agra Subscribers

Ever Written Journal offers books to Agra subscribers at below wholesale, with no profit to the seller. Subscriptions are required to obtain a copy, and each person may receive only one book. Full details are in today’s display advertisement.

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Journal Severa A Agra
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