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Newspaper

The Indianapolis Journal

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1901

Page

19

Adjutant Describes Poverty and Shelter Slums in Indianapolis

An Indianapolis shelter operator describes stark poverty among residents in a cold season. He details families cramped in single rooms with no stove, including a sick factory worker left to starve, and a family from Cincinnati in a similar plight. He notes intake during winter, meals priced at 3 to 10 cents, and efforts to employ residents, with mixed results and personal stories of struggle and redemption.

Iamus Cincinnati Jim Adjutant McKenzie Chicago Indianapolis

Wary Scots and an English Cockney Debate Sir Walter Scott

A London Tit-Bits piece on a Loch Katrine steamer chat where a Scotsman dismisses a cockney’s ignorance of Sir Walter Scott. The exchange highlights cultural memory and the clash between Scottish literary pride and English vanity aboard a sea voyage.

London Walter Scott

Famous Literary Women in American History

A compact reminiscence praising women authors across eras and regions. It highlights Queenly writers in Japan, Voltaire era figures, and 19th century Americans including Anna Bradstreet, Hannah Adams, Catharine Sedgwick, Lydia Maria Child, Margaret Fuller, and Harriet Beecher Stowe. It recalls their works, character, and impact on abolition, reform, and literature.

Miss Sedgwick Margaret Fuller Ossoli Harriet Beecher Stowe Julia Ward Howe England America Royal Voltaire Mme. du Chatelet Mme. de Stael Connecticut Hannah Adams Boston Athenaeum Sedgwick Catharine M. Sedgwick Maria Edgeworth New York Stockbridge Sedgewick Europe Robert Fanny Kemble Philothea James Russell Lowell Lfe Theodore Parker N. P. Willis Tme Margaret States of the Union Mr. Emerson Lillie Devereux Blake Fire Island New England Mrs. Stowe London Italy Charleston S. C South

Unsigned Observations on Crime and Suicide Patterns

A fragmented prose passage cites recurring incidents of suicide, assassinations, burglaries, thefts, and forgeries across years and months. It asserts that crime averages and patterns may guide future steps, quoting W. D. Howells and reflecting Victorian moral framing.

Novelist Tarkington Becomes Indiana Legislator Candidate

From Indianapolis, the literary center of the state, Booth Tarkington announces he seeks the Republican nomination for Marion county representative in the Indiana Legislature. The piece argues a novelist’s business sense and public appeal suit politics, and imagines a possible path to Congress, noting the income and influence of successful authors.

New York Sun Indianapolis Pennsylvania Avenue Congress Cabot Aes Lucky Dog Boo

Mis Terrifying Fate of a Kansas Politician

A western Kansas politician’s wife urged him to abandon politics for a garden task. He dug, found a silver quarter, washed it, and placed it in his jeans. Later he found a silver half dollar and kept it, joking about his hard work.

Kansas City Kansas Coln T. House

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Treays S. Illinois Street Msurniture and Cappet Co South Illinois Street Margaret Fuller Sarah Margaret Fuller Providence R. 1 Miss Fuller Boston Mass Statistics W. D. Howells Indiana Western Association of Air Gilbert Parker Fatere
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