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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1907

Page

9

Lady Vera in Peril as Mysterious Letter Sparks Escape

London artist Louis Delahay is murdered, and Vera Rayne receives a secret message from her unknown mother. A masked stranger, Amati, and the faithful hound Bruno accompany rising tension as Ravenspur investigates a back garden abduction plot and a trail of clues from a corridor of shadows.

Louis Delahay London Lord Ravenspur Ravenspur Jas. Seton Walter Lance Vera Rayne Vera Jundy Ringmar Carlotta Flaid Vere Fats

Lost Chapter Amid Dawn Escape At Ravenspur

A man calling himself Amati abducts Vera in a swift, silent ambush, muffling her with a handkerchief and forcing her into a cab. Vera senses a faint scent as she is carried away, while Ravenspur watches anxiously for developments and the night deepens.

Amati Vera Ravenspur

Indiana College Athletic League to Meet Saturday

The Indiana College Athletic League will convene in Indianapolis on Saturday with DePauw University not a member of the I C A L. The dissolved T I A A and Big Nine rulings prompted changes as Purdue and Indiana universities align. Attention focuses on which school will host next season’s league track and field meet.

Indiana College Athletic League de Pauw Indianapolis Intercollegiate Athletic Association Purdue Indiana University Big Nine Indiana Intercollegiate Association de Pauw University I. CG. A. IL

Notre Dame Varsity Trip Postponed by Faculty Decision

In Notre Dame Indiana on December 12 the proposed holiday basketball tour through the state was canceled by the faculty. A term consisting of inter hall stars may undertake the trip if the faculty consents.

Notre Dame Ind Interhall

Vaudeville stars and burlesque acts headline Grand Park Empire tours

Henry Lee the impersonator leads the Grand vaudeville week with a lively act and wide touring presence. Kellar Thurston appear at Park theater with illusion acts relying on natural and mechanical tricks. Gayety hosts Knickerbocker Burlesquers featuring Darrow and others with stage mischief and small incidents. Empire buffs Williams Imperial acrobatics with Demora and Graceta from Berlin plus new burlesques A Night in Paris and Off to the Front.

Henry Lee John C. Rice Sally Cohen Park—Kellar Howard Thurston Majestic Empire—‘Avenue Girls” Company Williams Imperials Knickerbockers Papke the Pugilist the Grand Mr. Lee Kellar Thurston the Park Theater Knickerbocker Burlesquers Miss Darrow Trebie Gayety Bob Jewell St. Louis Fannie Wood Dresden the Empire Demora Graceta Winter Gardens Berlin Margie Hilton Harry Bentley Larry McCale Carney Wagner Paris

Wagner Presented With Loving Cup

Hans Wagner, the Pittsburg shortstop, was present at the National League meeting in New York. He received a silver loving cup from President Pulliam in recognition of his batting prowess and character. The inscription highlights Wagner as champion batter in 1500, 1902, 1904, 1906, and 1907.

New York Hans Wagner Pittsburg National League Pulliam

Pyramid Pile Cure Promises Free Trial Pack

An advertisement touts Pyramid Pile Cure as a painless home remedy for piles. It offers a free trial package by mail from Pyramid Drug Co and claims rapid relief after initial treatment, followed by availability at pharmacies for 50 cents. Letters from users praise the cure and urge trying the treatment.

C. Crowley 9Th Ave Seattle Wash Pyramid Drug Co Pyramid Building Marshall, Mich

Fought Featherweight Bout Ends In Draw In Peoria

In Peoria Illinois Danny Goodman and Dutsy Miller both of Chicago fought ten rounds to a draw in a hard classy featherweight contest. Jack Redmann defeated Johnny King in the fourth round. Jim Duffy showed promise in a lightweight loss to Walter Parker. Goat Ryan knocked out Eddie McGraw in the third round.

Peoria Ill Danny Goodman Dutsy” Miller Chicago Miller Goodman Jack Redmann California Feather Johnny King Jim Duffy Walter Parker Goat Ryan Eddie McGraw

Friend of Morton Dies at His Home

Robert William Collens, lifelong friend of Governor Oliver P. Morton and noted musician, died at his home 10 WN. Illinois St. Wednesday evening from heart disease. He leaves a widow and two children. Funeral at daughter Mrs. J. W. Lilly’s home 1721 N. Meridian St. time TBD.

Robert William Collens Oliver P. Morton TiHinois St J. W. Lilly N. Merldan St

Earlham College to play strong basketball schedule

Earlham College announces a robust slate under Coach Vail. The schedule includes games against Miami, DePauw, Purdue, Rose Poly, State Normal, St Mary’s, Dayton Turnverein, Butler, and others with multiple home dates in Richmond and Terre Haute.

Richmond Itad Earlham College Vail Earlham Miami DePauw Greencastle Indianapolis Purdue Laffayette Rose Poly Terre Haute State Normal

Athletics vs Tigers hard fought indoor baseball clash

A hard fought indoor baseball game in the German House league saw the Athletics edge the Tigers 2 to 2. The Tigers were hampered by Captain Louis Wiesel's injury while umpires Seibert and Prinz officiated.

Athletics Tigers Louis Wiesel Seibert Prinz

Marion Commercial Club secures rail interchange ruling

The Marion Commercial club won before the State Railroad Commission on Wednesday, forcing the Pennsylvania and the Toledo St Louis & Western railroads to exchange freight in carload lots with the Chicago Cincinnati & Louisville line passing through Marion.

Marion Commercial Club Pennsylvania Toledo, St. Lewis & Western State Railroad Commission Chicago, Cincinnati & Lewisville Railroad Marion

Artistic Servant Learns Knack for Potatoes

A Penny Magazine excerpt describes a girl three weeks into service for an artistic family. The mistress instructs to remember the potatoes, and the girl replies with due deference. The scene suggests domestic tasks framed with a touch of whimsy as the maid answers questions about preparation.

Accident Shocks George Galm in Prospect Street Incident

George Galm of 1162 Prospect st was struck in the left leg by a rifle fired by Charles Oburn of 1813 Prospect st. An accidental discharge occurred as Galm removed cart ridges from a repeating rifle, misbelieving others were already removed.

George Galm Charles Oburn Galm

Burglars Steal Clothing in Daylight at Donavon Home

Thieves entered the J. F. Donavon residence at 24 N Arsenal Ave through a side window on Wednesday afternoon and carried away clothing valued at 80. Mrs Donavon was out from 1 30 p m until 6 p m.

J. F. Donavon N. Arsenal Ave

Death of Martha A. McFarland After Fall

Martha A. McFarland 94 wife of William McFarland died at home on Pleggsant street from injuries after a fall three months ago. She was buried at Crown Hill cemetery on Wednesday.

Martha A. McFarland William McFarland Pleggsant St Crown Hill Cemetery

Child Drowns in Scalding Tub Tragedy at Home

A three year old boy Paul Gerth, son of Mrs William Gerth, was buried at Glens Valley after falling into a tub of hot water several days earlier and dying from scalds.

Paul Gerth William Gerth Glens Valley

Lavin Joins Papke as Sparring Partner in Title Bout

Paddy Gavin of Buffalo New York has joined Billy Papke as his sparring partner at the Gayety theater and will train Papke for his middleweight championship bout with Hugo Kelly.

Paddy Gavin Buffalo, N. Y Billy Papke Hugo Kelly

Atkins indoor team tops Battery A in 15 13 win

Atkins indoor team defeated Battery A Indoor by 15 to 13 Wednesday night. Bat t er ies At king Fender Batino and Cook stood for Battery A while Whi tr idge and Anderson played for Battery A.

Atkins Battery A Atking Fender Batino Cook Whitridge Anderson

Dentists and Dry Cleaning Services Ad Bundle

Mew Plumos lists price range 165 and up. Grant H Clay M D dentist, after 14 years with New York Dental, now at 108 N. Delaware St Indianapolis near Torinson Hall. Turo Dismurd Water Co offers half gallon bottles six cents. five gallon demijohns forty cents. The Gem Laundry advertises family washings rough dry by the pound with flat pieces ironed and solicits calls at 1671. Accordian Dress Plaiting at 3614 Circle offers button covering and various platings.

Grant H. Clay New York Dental Company N. Delawarest Torinson Hall Indianapola Turo Dismurd Water Company GEM Laundry

Sun offers free three day room rental ads

The Sun announces a free admission for a ten word advertisement promoting vacant rooms for rent for three days. Readers are urged to use this service to place timely notices.

THE SUN

When Marjory Engelese Sings in a Musical

A 17 year old hostess hosts a small musicale where 12 guests, including a shy Margory Engelese and Tom Blake, perform varying pieces. Margory’s moving singing earns applause and changes Tom’s view on singing, leading to a hopeful future as she becomes Newport’s musical sensation while Tom vows to support her.

Margory Engelese Margory Marjory Tom Blake Tom Blake Newport

Goose fights and loyal geese of Russia reveal fighting traits

Describes historic goose fighting pits in Russia about 66 years past and how local breeds like Arsamas and Tula geese retain ancestral fighting traits. Notes the Arsamas gander has a uniquely formed bill enabling a firm grip on opponents.

Prizes for Inventing For Imperial German Railways

The German government created a fund to reward officials and workers who invent useful railway devices. From this fund $3,750 was paid to employees last year.

Government of Germany

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