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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1908

Page

4

Woman burglar appears in Kokomo and other notes

A compilation of curious items from Indiana newspapers notes a rising trend of women burglars beginning in Kokomo, plus assorted society jabs about politics, weather, and theater. It mentions Gov Durbin and Judge Alford, mining fraud rumors, and local entertainment previews for the Empire's Monday matinee and Watsons Americans.

Indiana Kokomo Durbin Alford Criminal Court Indianapoli Sun Recorder Uaion Connersville Examiner Fort Wayne News

Grand vaudeville and burlesque lineups begin today

The Empire American burlesquers and grand opera stars headline a refined amusements program opening with a matinee this afternoon. Madame Manelli performs scene highlights from grand opera as the featured attraction, joined by the Nix Montroses from London and Godfrey and company in a large vaudeville bill at popular prices.

Madame Manelii I Grand Opera Nix Montroses London Godfrey and Company

Yale Professor Wins Fresh Gag From Student Pranks

A Yale professor, renowned for wit, endured a student’s joke about a rabbit catching recipe. The student suggested a method behind a stone wall, prompting the professor to retort that sitting quietly amid cabbage heads would seem more natural.

New York Times

Yarns and Stories From the Times

A collage of cheeky anecdotes and travel tales. A cockney queries an elephant’s tricks while a keeper reveals the coin box trick. J P Morgan Jr recounts Ireland and a valet mix up. Boston Post’s James McDonald jokes about codfish and salt. Chamberlain’s school debut ends in a silent bow.

Glasgow Times

A Corner for the Women and Practical Sewing Advice

Easy chair posture tips for sewers to avoid backache, with eye level work, lap boards, and straight seating. Then playful musings on gypsy booths and feminine laughter, Denmark’s Queen Louise as moral sway, and a quaint novel entertainment recipe for corn pudding and baked potatoes with cheese.

Library Lothario Chooses Two Books for Chance at Romance

A well-to-do bachelor at the Wagner Institute Branch Free Library asks Miss Blank to pick two novels for him. She suggests one Barrie and one Reade title. He selects and thanks her, then reads the back covers to reveal the titles When a Man's Single and It Is Never Too Late to Mend.

Joseph Chamberlain Chamberlain Arthur Balfour London The New York Tribune Walter Wagner Institute Free Library Miss Blank Te Galt Selec Barrie Reade Philadelphia Ledger Arthur Winifred Win Bob Art Silence

Indians at Haakell Institute workers on Santa Fe line

An Indiana from Haskell Institute and a mixed crew of Greeks labored near Emporia for Santa Fe, with Indians proving superior workmen to Greeks. Indians, many from Haskell football and baseball teams, kept practicing all summer and reportedly beat all neighborhood teams.

Indiana Haakell Institute Santa Fe Emporia Haskell

Carnival night on the river inspires a turning point

On a moonlit river carnival, Winifred and Arthur share a quiet, intimate moment as memories surface. He moves from friend to suitor, offering warmth and a wrap, while a playful night on the water deepens their bond. A canoed Cupid appears in gold on the prow, sealing their shift in life and love.

Arthur Flitle G the Whisperers Winnie Darting Artie Winifred Cupid

How Young Salvini Got His Chance

Alexander Salvini longs to act and pleads for a single word of support from his father. Madame Clara Morris offers a chance, promising to help him prove himself despite family doubt and fear of professional risk. Salvini vows to wait for that chance, crying out “Wait till hell freezes over” as he clings to the promise.

Alexander Salvini Madame Clara Salvina Selvini Clara Morris McChuire

Real Freak John Suites brings odd creature to town

John Suites of Atlanta displayed a half cat half dog animal in Tipton. The four month old monstrosity, born to a Cuban female dog after mating with an old tom cat, resembles a cat in face and claws but lacks a tail and has kittenlike fur. Suites values the creature at 25 dollars.

John Suites Atlanta Tipton Tribune Mr. Suites Suites

Troublesome Genius Household Romance Spark

A woman mocks a genius husband for his chores and a garret romance. She lists his duties like dressing children, making coffee, lighting fires, and shopping, then imagines him writing a love song while claiming rheumatism keeps him from fleeing. The quip highlights domestic roles and a comic trust in health remedies.

Vast Curiosities Span Panthers to Pacific Weather

A miscellany notes broad topics from black panthers and global population to volcanic dust effects in Barbados and Britain’s colonial reach. It mentions a futuristic automobile speedway near Montauk, a Cedar Point biology lab, Marconi wireless limits, and Rockwell farmers forming a marketing trust with strong profits, while flagging windier Point Reyes as the nation’s windiest locale.

France Barbados America Egypt Soudan Great Britain Greater New York United Ohio State University Cedar Point Sandusky Lake Erie Haciuw India Simla Marconi Nota Rockwell Pacific Ocean Point Reyes Cal United States Weather Bureau

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