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Newspaper
The Indianapolis Journal
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1902
Page
3
Indiana's Greatest Dry Goods Emporium offers half price items headlined by Butterick patterns and silks. The June Clearing Sale features Fancy satin-printed foulards and Twisted India Silks in limited lots, with clearances on 19 inch wide fabrics and assorted colors at reduced rates in West Aisle.
George W Pitts a pioneer Indianapolis figure aged eighty seven died at City Hospital after a long illness. Once city marshal street commissioner and council member he came from Richmond at age eight and built ice trade wealth later investing in property. He survived by a large family including wife Anna and children Susan and Frank with funeral planned from his sister’s home.
In the Superior Court, decrees granted to Alfie Rhoades, Anna Wood, Laura Doty, and Laura B. Douglass in various divorce cases. Civil actions include judgments for plaintiffs against defendants totaling over $1,090 plus costs, and another for $2,000.40 with costs. Criminal matters list embezzlement, incorrigibility, and a change of venue. New suits filed include actions on contract and improvement liens.
Appellate Court minutes list multiple cases and briefs including James M. Bolton versus William Clark with appellee’s brief on cross errors, Elizabeth Davis et al versus George B. P. Chase with appellants’ brief on stipulation, Henry W. Bullock versus William Robertson et al, Nannie R. Shirk versus Frank M. Stafford with appellee’s brief, Peter Herbert versus Adam Rupertus, Henry W. Lawrence et al versus David Leathers, Equitable Trust Company of London versus Harry J. Milligan with appellee’s petition for rehearing, and The Grand Lodge of Ancient Order United Workmen versus Sue R. Hall with appellant’s brief.
Lieut Merton Balfort of the Continental army a Tory girl Deborah Philipse and a mission to seize Arnold and Hazeltine. Balfort disguises as Argyle Bartlett to abduct Arnold, faces marauders at Holt s tavern, gains British papers, reaches New York and Clinton then delivers altered documents and reencounters Deborah at a ball while escaping Hazeltine s pursuit.
In 1770s New York, Merton attends a lavish Baroness Riedesel dinner where tension climbs between loyalist elites and patriots. Debates over Andre’s execution and local abuses unfold as Deborah Philipse hints at a dangerous secret. A covert meeting with Atherton foreshadows a midnight confrontation by Corlear’s Hook.
Simple blouses with large round collars and contrasting shields are in style and flattering to the waist. The example shown uses white habittable silk with cream guipure lace over a fitted lining with long sleeves, though washable fabrics are better unlined and elbow sleeves can be substituted when desired.
Description of a sewing pattern blouse with tucked fronts a gathered back bishop sleeves and a round collar. Includes yardage for various widths and sizes 36 38 bust with all over lace and applique trim requirements. Pattern number 4163 offers sizes 38 40 42 and 44 with return coupon instructions.
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