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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 30, 1905

Page

7

Daunting Double Disguise in a Distant Studio

A narrator recalls a bizarre bargain with a scheming master and a servant Brown as a doppelganger frightens them. The master learns his own double has infiltrated his home and confronts secrets about a disappearing patron. A separate shock reveals a renowned friend, George Cavanagh, shot in his studio the previous night.

Brown Hla Amile Tye Sefton Digmar Wheating Wm Pagmar Walt Newhaven Tia bin Double Mento Sir William George Cavanagh

Complex worldly schemes unfold in hidden love tale

The narrator recounts tension-filled moments involving a coded appointment in London and Newhaven, a secret about an unnamed master, and the ache of unrequited devotion to Marian Le Mar. A pale, anxious mood emerges as the narrator contemplates danger, allegiance, and identity while awaiting a crucial visitor, Br. Sefton Dagmar.

Beston Dagsoar Newhaven Bia London Marian le Mar Br. Sefton Dagmar Sir William M Amall Atallow

Brown and Dagmar Confront a Grim Heir Mystery

In a tense scene Brown confronts Mr Dagmar about his pitiful stipend and the alleged cruel stipulation of his late relative. The dialogue hints at a long awaited London life versus Newhaven confinement as plans unravel around train timings and a wary uncle figure.

Ehrol Newhaven London Sir William Sefton Dagmar Brown Amittle Village Paris Tam

Morning papers spark a puzzled confession by master

A narrator recalls a moment of distraction as his master contemplates a bath and a day ahead. A servant advises caution against telling the police, while the narrator mutters in a tense, confused exchange about a possible prank and prior events. The scene hints at secrecy and mistrust.

Bonfire of Her Bed Sparks Tenement Scare

Fifteen families in a five story tenement at 10 East Eighth Avenue faced danger as Anna Woods, described as unsettled, reportedly set fire to a mattress. Police and janitors intervened, extinguishing flames and restraining her after she allegedly toppled items from the bed. Woods denied harm and claimed she acted to keep warm.

Sun Brooklen Doe Anna Woods Bern Toreix Wahis Patrick Cava Haush Patrottan Lynch Ines Flo Mira Woods Kyep Waem

Two-Cent Fare War Says Rail Mileage Issue

A conference of railway passenger executives and travel officials met Friday at Governor Hanty's office to discuss mileage rates. The group debated adopting a two-cent mileage rate and the political pressure to pursue such a plan due to state laws. Attendees included A Burd, N Austin, Warren J. Warren, He Fischer, and S. M. McDonald representing Central Passenger Association and various rail lines from Pittsburgh to Baltimore and beyond.

Hanty Pennsylvania Pitsburg Pera Conntee F Wsslvanins Pauxburo N. Austin Halimore & Olin Warren J. Warren New York Cems He Fischer Hocking Valley M. McDonald Central Passenger Association

Wetherby Meets The Divinity On A Rainy Streetcar

In a rain soaked ride, Wetherby spots a striking woman with lustrous hair and refined charm. He sketches her likeness as a potential wife while she exits at his stop. Their brief coupling leads to hopeful dreams, a quiet courtship, and a wary taste of restraint before a theater distraction briefly tempts him away.

Louis J. Stellmann Wetherby Mr. Wetherby Acroas Ment House Stanton Street Providence

Green Peppers as a Versatile Ingredient in Italian and American Cookery

A detailed discussion of preparing green peppers for various dishes. It covers removing seeds, blanching, and stuffing peppers with meat and rice, serving with cheese and tomato dressings, and Italian uses such as anchovy fillings. The text also notes pepper preparation affects flavor and includes a method for using peppers with cold fish salads and baked preparations.

New York City Ingrediecs

Cursed the Housekeeper at Lorraine Hotel

A guest at the Lorraine hotel, Wil Mam, cursed the housekeeper after being given two towels rather than three. He was arraigned before the Peace Aurich Benrohsvills and fined, with the incident described in blunt terms and suggestive names attributed to the parties involved.

Mib Ktenesbckourd The Lorraine Wil Gross Aurich

Beads and Glass Wreaths Reflect Bavarian Mourning Customs

Bavarian mourning favors avoid coffins and use glass beads, enamel tears, and bright wreaths sold cheaply. Munich shows, cemeteries display showy arras. Germans value lasting glass symbols, contrasting American funeral wreaths. Dettwang village near Tauber features Gothic church and mossy stone monuments amid vivid graveyard decor.

Bavaria Cnocen Jan Varie America Munich Hofbrau Maelelan Dettwang Hope Ani

Fragments From Ailing Cattle Report

A garbled note describes widespread cattle throat ailments, mentioning sore throat and diphtheria like risk. It warns disease may be miscast as trivial while stressing real danger to herd health and need for attention.

Wayne Citizen John J Traub Dead In Wayne Township

John J Traub longtime Wayne township resident died Friday at age 1d years He formerly ran a business in Indianapolis before retiring to a farm A Civil War veteran he held high local standing Homer Traub trustee and another son George Traub survive as well as a wife and other relatives

Wayne John J. Traub Wayne Township Traub Busines Ann Indianapolis Homer Traub George Trusb W. Washington Soma

Calendar with a personality by N. W. Ayer and Son

A calendar from N. W. Ayer and Son of Philadelphia is praised as a premier business calendar. It features epigrams in blank spaces and promotes advertising prowess, claiming steady readership and that businessmen will not do without it. Limited edition, price four cents, requests to send to N. W. Ayer and Son.

N. W. Avyet & Bon Philadelphia N. W. Ayer & Son

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