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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1907
Page
3
Mrs finor Morris, ejected from the White House in January 1906 after demanding to see the president, is reported seriously ill. Dr W Morris says she is under a general breakdown and blames the incident and police handling for her condition.
A collection of sketches by regional artists explores the word Mollycoddle through visual interpretation. The images offer a playful takes on the term, aiming to illuminate its meaning beyond plain words.
Mrs Armstrong demonstrates pastry making at the Propylaeum with a lesson on cold paste warm oven and careful handling. She advises ice water, part butter and cotrolene, and folding without hands. Dishes include a celery orange salad, and further lessons are planned at Jones Tabernacle and the Third Christian church.
Springfield Ohio April 4 Leo Feigel infielder released by Manager Jack Hendricks from Indianapolis for the Springfield Central League team. Feigel worked out with the Babes and was granted his release. He received transportation home to Cleveland.
Washington reports credit Harriman with spreading rumors of Roosevelt's illness and a bath of political influence. The piece notes Harriman gained immunity from federal prosecution after ICC testimony, preventing charges under the anti trust law. It describes a White House meeting with Deneen and Stead and references a clash over Alton road loot.
A California reader testimonials a dramatic recovery in a seven year old girl from a furious itching eruption after measles. Using Cuticura Remedies, she improved within 24 hours and was fully cured in five days. The note from Mrs F Ruefenacht dates June 25 and July 20, 1906.
The first Japanese boy and girl enrolled under the Roosevelt Schmitz agreement in a San Francisco public school amid local tension. Reports note persistent undercurrents of enmity with white students and frequent teacher mediation to settle conflicts.
New York reports charges of fraud by crews from Maine Missouri Iowa Kearsarge Kentucky Alabama and Illinois against Indiana in a series of Cuban harbor races. Protests claim Indiana used unusually short oars and barred collars to gain a finansial and racing advantage.
Testimonial from A H Smith of Marion Missouri dated December 1 1905 extols Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Remedies for facial humor and skin cleansing. Ad promotes external and internal treatments including Cuticura Soap and Restorative Solvent with pricing details and a book on skin care.
The Supreme Court ruled that the county clerk office did not exist and that the clerk of the court was not covered by the 1901 act. Robert Taylor, elected county clerk in Sullivan County in 1898, took office in 1900. Tilghmaan Ogle elected in 1902 challenged Taylor’s term as the act’s repeal altered timing, leading to a 194 decision on rightful possession. The ruling negated the need to assess the 1908 act.
The document presents a balance sheet dated December 31, 1906, certified by the Indiana Auditor of State on March 16, 1907. It lists cash on hand 500,000 00, real estate unincumbered 116,425 77, stocks and bonds market value 1,480,515 31, loans on bonds and mortgages 17,617 &, debts secured 15,495 S, premiums due 179,719 15, and liabilities including losses unadjusted 167,685 97 and other claims totaling 900,097 O1, with total liabilities 985,760 99. The statement asserts accuracy and that the original is on file with the office.
The article surveys 1907 neckwear trends with soft fabrics like tulle chiffon and lawn, jabots in various lengths, black and white lace, Chantilly, and colored laces matched to costumes. It notes revival of lace barbs, brooch use down, Valliere chains with pendants, and graded beads for all ages, plus sautoir trends for fans or lorgnettes. It also includes unrelated financial figures from the Auditor of State dated March 26, 1907.
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