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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1905

Page

5

Anything To Beat Woman Whose Dads Are Too Stylish

In New York on December 11 a recount of ballots in the Daughters of Ohio election for president, amid disputed results, centers on Emma Beckwith and Mrs. Charles Austin Bates. Reported tallies show 31 for Beckwith and 27 for Bates, totaling 58 from allegedly 49 ballots. Ballots reportedly destroyed, making a recount doubtful.

New York Emma Beckwith The Daughters of Ohio Charles Austin Bates Miss Beckwith Mrs. Bates

Spirits and a cellar chase in a Victorian kitchen tale

In a rainy kitchen Alfred Copely hides from his stern guardian Mr Chambers. Lavinia begs spirits to aid their secret romance with Mr Stripes, the medium. A loud bump upstairs spurs Alfred to conceal himself in a beer barrel as a specter voice seems to beckon from Aunt Martha.

Chambers Alfred Lavinia Stripes Mr. Bimpes Candice Vinny Alfred Conely Mr. Chalmers Mr. Chalmere Martha

Tonsil Mine Cure for Sore Throat Promoted as Fast Remedy

An old advertisement extols Tonsiline as a fast cure for sore throat and its complications. It claims sore throat risks include tonsillitis and diphtheria, urging timely use of the remedy noted to be widely endorsed by physicians in the United States.

United States

Hanging Staircase memorial erased in Augusta history

Special to the Sun reports the removal of the Welch house known as the Hanging Staircase, once famed for British brutality in the Revolutionary era. It recalls 13 patriots and a Redcoat killed there, executions ordered by Col. Brown, and later recapture of Augusta by Light Horse Harry Lee's forces.

Augusta Welch House Brown Charleston Elijah Clarke Indiana Clarke Charles Brown Welch Georgia Harry Lee Col. Brown

Ghosts and secrets reshape a family in a late night tale

In a tense scene Alfred confronts blame while Mr Chalmers seeks guidance from spirits. A halted confession, a hurried trip to the cellar, and a wavering vow mark a turning point as Lavinia, revealed as Mrs Copely, emerges in a twist of fate that ends with unexpected harmony.

Alfred Mr. Chalmers al- Fehay Lavinia Mrs. Copely

City News Highlights Local Meetings and Events

Local council in Minneola plans a Thursday gathering at Mrs Bartow’s home on N Alabama street. Mrs Mary R Garver will host a Christmas hand painted china sale Thursday and Friday at 1311 N Meridian. Frances Willard WCTU meets Tuesday at 3:30 pm at Miss Matio Lack’s 181 N Capitol. Second Presbyterian church women host a Tuesday afternoon social. Mrs O H Huseelman to read a paper on Missionary Hymns with illustrations by Mrs Edward Simpson. Indiana State Trustees meet Tuesday and Wednesday next. Dec 19 and 20 cited with expected large attendance. Peerless Folklore Concert to aid Second Christian church fund held at Morris Street church Tuesday night. Fourth Presbyterian fancy fair and bazaar continues Wednesday with oyster supper and talent entertainment. Acton Lodge No 1 will dedicate new hall Thursday with opening address by Edward Farrer. Indianapolis Lodge No 45 to provide educational services. Acton Rebekah Lodge serves dinner. Linen Lodge No 60 to confer Initiatory, Meridian Lodge No 480 to give first degree. Lewis Creek Lodge No 808 to deliver second degree.

Mary R. Garver Meridian Frances Willard W. C. T. UL Ram Woman'a Missionary Society Second Presbyterian Church H Huseelman Krom Missionary Edward Simpson Fourth Presbyterian Church Eos Acton Lodge No Acton Ind Edward Farrer Thdianapolis Lodge Acton Rebekah Lodge K. of Po Linenin Louge Meridian Lodge No. 480 Lewis Creek Lodge No

Postmasters for Indiana Nominations Announced

President Roosevelt sent to the Senate a slate of Indiana postmaster nominees. Lawrence V. Buskirk of Hoor ington, William F. Coaty of Columbus, Harry J. Martin of Franklin, Taylor Reagan of Plainfield, Ramuel H. Gray of Terre Haute, and John W. Emison of Vincennes were named along with others in the district list.

Washington Roosevelt Senate Indiana Lawrence V. Buskirk Hloorington Willam F. Coaty Columbus Harry J. Martin Franklin Taylor Reagan Plainfield Ramuel H. Gray Terre Haute John W. Emison Vincennes

Bookwalter Remains Quiet Amid New Appointments

The crowd at the Denison house shows no access with a door note declaring no one will be seen. Bookwalter, busy with ongoing talks, says more appointment announcements will come but he is not addressing amateur appointments now.

Bookwalter Denison House

Durbin Faithful in Securing State Funds Amid Sherrick Settlement

Col W T Durbin and attorney general Charles W Miller aided Sherrick by securing funds owed to the state. Committees are auditing the books to confirm the amount due before settlement. Securities were converted to cash with minimal shrinkage except for one item. Durbin’s loyalty and friendship are credited with moving the matter forward.

Col. W. T. Durbin Sherrick oMee Haw David E. Sherrick Mr. Durbin Pythian Ly Lilly

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