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Newspaper

The Indianapolis Journal

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 1902

Page

13

Great stores of gold crowd New York vaults of subtreasury

The New York Evening Post reveals vast stores of gold and silver in government subtreasury vaults on Wall Street. It describes immense currency reserves, silver compartments, and guarded halls with steel cells, plus the scale of bank and safe-deposit vaults that hold millions in specie and precious metals across the city.

New York New York Evening Post Perich Exthus Percy Hale Treasury Orvice Europe United States Wall Street Wallstreet Specie American Exchange National Bank Bank of New York Central National Chase National Chemical National First National Hanover National National Bank of Commerce Western National National Park Great National City Bank Treasury Financial New York Clearing House Clearing House

Burk of Pennsylvania Trolls Wig Joke on Bald Bust

Washington Post recounts Representative Burk of Pennsylvania sharing a joke about his wig. A Vatican priest arranged a sculptor to bust Burk for 1800 dollars using a plaster cast after removing the wig, leaving a bald head that stays in a cellar and may never be seen again.

Washington Post Burk Pennsylvania Vatican Cavenoe Solon

Chestnut slang origin linked to E A Abbey tale

A Philadelphia art patron pins the slang chestnut on E A Abbey the painter known for coronation of King George VII and Tile Club stories. Abbey told a rotating tale of a chestnut farmer who could not resist giving away his crop until listeners cried chestnuts.

Philadelphia Paes E A. Abbey Academy of Fine Arts Ward VII New York Abbey Tile Club

Arkangel Prison Described by Du Chailly in Russia

The Globe publishes Paul Du Chailly’s account from Arkangel detailing Sholonhola prison. He describes its two stories, capacity 90 to 1,000, clean cells, ventilation, a humane regime, and strict daily routines with work, meals, prayers, and weekly visits. He notes solitary cells, bread quality, infirmary order, and multiple faith chapels including Russian, Catholic, Protestant, and a synagogue. He emphasizes forced labor with earnings shared between inmates and the prison and records the daily schedule from rising to prayers and baths, with Sunday family visits.

Boston Globe Thomas J. Gargan Globe Russia Paul du Chailly St. Petersburg Gargan Arkangel White Sea United States Moscow Samode England Carl XV Sweden Norway Whcce Tegulath

Prison Tour Reveals Humane Treatment of Students in Russia

A traveler recounts visiting a Russian prison near Arkhangelsk, noting no student prisoners among the inmates. He describes four rooms used as dormitory dining room billiard and exercise spaces, with students once held for three months for campus disturbances. The superintendent insists on fair treatment and separation from criminals and invites future visits.

Russia United States Arkangel Boston Paul

Mixed Marriages Stir Church Rules and Doubts

The piece reports Catholic Church opposition to Catholic Protestant marriages, detailing dispensation rules and three conditions for non Catholic partners, plus priestly views from New York Jesuit authorities. It contrasts canonical restraint with common sense, noting potential unhappy outcomes and calls for discernment. It also recalls Columbus remains transfers and ceremonial honors.

New York Evening Post New

Twelve Cats Fall Sick in New Castle Town

In New Castle Pennsylvania a string of ill cats prompts worry among residents including Billy Manion George Kaufman and Ward Hopkins. One cat at the Times office has been ill for a week while our own adopted cat grew strong but later died after a prolonged illness implying widespread feline distress in the community.

New Castle Billy Manion George Kaufman George Ward Hopkins Times Office

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