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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 23, 1905

Page

7

The Masque of Seven in a Gothic Society Tale

An alias posing valet to Sir William Dagmar schemes for fortune within a secretive coterie. A cast includes Marion, Cavanagh, and Dr Fulton among others, as the eerie plot unfolds through a bank deposit and a cryptic missive.

Agar Hume Brown Bir Wm. Dagmar Sir WM. Dagmar Chas. Venner Tet Bit Dagmar Geo. Cavanagh Marion LH Mar Cavanagh DR. Fulton Humphreys Pardo Fevernet Jussieu Chas. Weoner Sefton Dagmar Bir Wiliam Butts

Calamity prompts Dagmar visit and bank fears

In a tense scene, Brown fears a bank scam and begs Dagmar to manage his affairs. Mr. Cavanagh, Chas. Venner, and Dr. Fulton arrive to warn of a dire matter. Dagmar reassures Brown, who confesses saving nine pounds and seeks an account reference, promising thrift and discretion.

Geo. Cavanagh Chas. Venner Dr. Fulton Wm. Dagmar Mr. Cavanagh Dagmar Charles Air Brown T Mb

Hidden Disguises Across London in a Secret Plot

A narrator details meticulous preparations to disguise himself including a new wardrobe, makeup, disguises, and even a hideout in a Bruton Street bachelor flat. He tracks Sir William and Sir Charles Verner circles while plotting further steps to unravel a mysterious brotherhood.

Reason for Late Shopping

New York shoppers delay Christmas purchases amid crowded stores and crowded homes in Harlem. The piece notes fears of limited space for gifts, suggests delaying giving until Christmas morning, and advises waiting until the psychological moment to avoid store clutter and premature unwrapping.

New York Harlem Fe Fa Express Company

Courtly Note Over Dinner Bill Turns to Teasing Debt

A proprietor of an Antei recounts a guest who fled without paying his bill. The guest replies with a terse sum and a polite closing. In Fairland a Christmas memorial service is planned at the Christian church with Rev Walter Smith preaching. Marian county education marks a milestone under Me Brith’s early supervision.

Antei London Christian Church Fairland Walter Smith Wil Me. Brith Marian County Edhcate

Sore throat remedies and outdated myths debunked

The text warns against harmful home remedies for sore throats such as lamp oil or wrapped necks and dismisses antiquated superstitions. It advocates medical care with Tonsiline and urges practical treatment over torture or quack cures. It critiques dismissive attitudes toward illness and promotes proper care.

Witness in federal antitrust trial linked to meat packers

Mrs. Mary Marcey, former stenographer and confidential secretary for Swift & Co. and Armour & Co., is described as a key government witness. She allegedly provided defense material from the meat packers’ alliance, outlining conditions the government seeks to prove, tied to her career as a secret service operative amid sociological issues.

Mary Marcey Swift & Co Armour & Co Heef Combine

Two Days With Janet Mathews The Seminary Bride

A first sight meeting leads to a teaching offer and a life union. The narrator recalls meeting Janet Mathews, her shift from district school to seminary English teaching, and their intimate bond formed during a meadow walk and a kiss under apple blossoms. Now Janet is his wife, a source of strength, grace, and renewal.

Virginia F. Townsend New Academy Janet Mathews Janet

Christmas Gifting Mystery Plagues Townsfolk

A reader describes the pressure of Christmas gift uncertainty with bundles in the hall and a relative who has already claimed many presents. The narrator confesses a mean feeling from not knowing what T will receive.

Minstrel Maids creator in stage manager Ned Wayburn split case

New York reports reveal Ned Wayburn and his wife Mrs Wayburn in a domestic flare up. Miss Bertie Herron of Indianapolis admits sending cipher birthday telegrams but denies crumbling their marital bond. Mrs Wayburn seeks separation while naming Herron and another as co respondents.

Sheetal New York Ned Wayburn Wayburn Mes Warbhurn Bertie Herron Indianapolis Misa Herron Warburn Tap Tree Miss Herron Mrs. Wayburn Mixa Herron Iirtheny Mra Wasburn Wasburn

Audience disruption sparks heated exchange in Chicago Tribune account

An interrupted man challenged the speaker as he campaigned for collection. The orator shouted Now and declared he had turned his coat into money to pay a grocery bill, noting many honest men had done the same. The crowd erupted in tremulous applause and the heckler was escorted out.

Chicago Tribune

Inspector Appointed for City Building Department

Architect Thomas A. Winterrowd will be recommended by Charles A. Bookwalter for city building inspector to replace George W. Stanley. Winterrowd brings many years of architectural experience. Assistants will be selected by examination.

Thomas A. Winterrowd Charles A. Bookwalter George W. Stanley Winterrowd

Predictions by Raphael the Astrologer for December 24 186

Sunday December 24 186 offers warnings to visit friends in the afternoon. It cautions about fire or thieves and advises bringing risks with money, avoiding speculation, and safeguarding health. A child born that day is described as fickle yet clever and marriage prospects appear unhappy.

Man Has But One Friend Charged With Drank McGinlay

Special to the Argus Pittsburg Pa December 2 A man named McGintey employed at Aspinwall filtration plant was charged with drunkenness at No Pallets station Magistrate Kane released him after he pledged 17 days penance and stated he had no wife or children and that his only friend was John Moran a churchman whom he promised to buy a present for to keep his money from drink He was discharged amid the odd plea Killed in a Mine Evansville Ind December 2 A premature explosion at the Sugnyside mine killed George Casey instantly and Thomas Moore was badly injured with death likely later.

Pittsburg Dee Joka Mc Gintey Aspinwall Palles Kane John Moran

Cost Of This Fan 300 Sperini To The Sum

New York on December 2 notes the trend of gift shoppers seeking inexpensive cooling devices. A Japanese paper fan sells for a couple of dollars, enough to charm dancers yet risk fragility. A lace Duchess fan with delicate tortoise-like sticks captivates buyers briefly before being discarded.

Sperini New York

The Modern Stage A Prude Beside the Old Ten by Clara M

The decline of the stage and the crowding complaints about modern era morals are examined. Assertions note Hamlet’s critique of players and recount Restoration era acting, licensing, and public reactions including riots and improprieties. It laments coarse plays while recalling vivid anecdotes from Garrick and public figures.

Clara M

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