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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1905
Page
5
Home made baking offers fresher tastier results with Royal Baking Powder. It promises quick economical mastery of cake muffins biscuits puddings and cookies, claiming superiority over ready-made bake-shop options.
In a crumbling empire, Nicodemus VII, a mild ruler accused of weakness, faces war, rebellion, and a crumbling state. After communal calls to abdicate, he contemplates renouncing the throne to heal a bleeding land, aided by his devoted empress as they vow to rebuild for future generations.
A quirky local note praises Willie Grasshop for his skill in a game, noting lively action and lots of jumping as the highlight.
West Lafayette 6.1 Indicator reports on W. T. Stead who 20 years after his prison term for exposing procurers again dons convict clothes to host friends. The item also notes Deacon Fleming’s entrance with a five pound pike and John L. Sullivan still signing the pledge, reflecting local oddities.
A young woman in a wedding era faces advice from older married friends about marriage. Jane, a content wife with healthy children, reassures Margaret that happiness comes from the right partner and partnership.
An amended complaint in the State of Washington supreme court alleges collusion among bidders for a late printing contract. Bauer was the lowest bidder but not deemed the best, the board awarded to Stafford and Aetna Printing. Baker appealed. judge ruled no interference. The suit strengthens claims against Burford Thornton-Levey, Levey Brothers, and Sentinel Printing as part of an association with headquarters in unknown location.
Wanapolia reports a complaint alleging the thie association formed to compare bids. It claims Burford charged state prices higher than those at Burford retail counter, implying bid rigging or price gouging in public procurement.
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