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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1906
Page
10
A damaged ad text urges readers to have diamonds examined by J C Sipe, suggesting periodic expert checks and free price estimates. It promises cleaning, setting inspection, and repairs with prompt service and reasonable rates. The notice mentions Saturday at 620 PM and claims possible gem savings.
In Meeteetse Wyoming on February 3 a local commercial group the Gro Bull Club issued a call for wives to address a skewed bachelor to marriageable woman ratio. Wealthy ranchers woolgrowers merchants and professionals reside there and many bachelors oppose mail order matches. An employment agency will recruit domestics and housekeepers with wages $15 to $20 a month plus room and board hoping to attract women from the East and Indiana.
Supreme court refused to transfer the Northwestern avenue appeal, leaving a perpetual injunction against Hoosier Construction from laying bitulithic pavement. Board of Public Works may readvertise for bids after rereading the decision, with Hoosier seeking compensation for prior work estimated at 12,000 to 15,000 dollars.
A Malden Mass report states Mrs Eden McClaren fatally burned herself when a lamp toppled during a medical treatment in bed. Her husband William McClaren sustained serious injuries while trying to extinguish the flames. She was 00 years old.
A South African natural curiosity known as the sheeze wood tee cannot be cut with a saw due to fine dust that makes one sneeze, it repels insects, tastes bitter, and sinks when placed in water.
In Rome New York on February 2 15 year old Rose Weller lapses into a trance after family illness. She would not eat from January 15 and received nourishment only during unconscious periods. A blood clot at the brain base ended her life after a month in trance. The family refused further treatment. An aunt died years earlier in similar fashion from despair.
Walter Corey files for divorce in New York Supreme Court accusing his wife Anna Louiz of infidelity with his brother since January 1895. The couple married August 11 284 in this city. Mrs Corey served in the East but has not answered. Corey runs a Broadway cafe and restaurant at Forty sixth street.
Chicago February reports of a McKinley memorial banquet where David R. Forgan vice president of First National Bank told Presbyterians that wealth obsession corrodes the soul. He cited a millionaire letter praising a clerk’s 30 years of service yet calculating his severance to the penny, warning money can ruin character.
Edward the Confessor, the last king before the Norman conquest, earned the name for his piety and meditative nature. He was more suited to a Norman monastery life than to ruling England.
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