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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1906
Page
10
Warning about diamond base safety invites customers to have their settings examined twice yearly by 2.0 SIPE. They offer free cleaning, reset services, and a full line of mounting and repair options at reasonable prices. Store hours note Saturday close at 6 09 pm. Mortis
A dated fortune like entry warns that Friday brings trouble for those with birthdays on this calendar. Emphasizing caution in work and finances, it predicts disappointments in employment and business reversals, especially for women, while urging prudent timing and steady plans.
The Lehigh Valley railroad negotiates for Markle and Co coal lands in the Lehigh Valley. If the deal succeeds, the railroad will gain control of the Lehigh Valley coal lands.
Marion and Indianapolis society circles feature Mrs. George Swaetzer and Mrs. Mars Sweeter visiting, theater news on Miss Edith Crater, and numerous parties. The column lists gatherings at the homes of Mrs. Chauncey Clark, Mrs. W. H. Lockwood, and others, with guests from Denver, New York, Cincinnati, and Kalamazoo, plus in-city events at the Claypool and Cambridge.
The Greater Indianapolis Sun announces a public souvenir edition to mark its thirteenth anniversary on May 14 1908. The paper highlights increased size to eight columns and vows top quality, extensive city imagery, and cooperation from boards of trade and commerce to attract readers and capital to Indianapolis.
The Grand presents Wilfred Clarke in War Will Happen Next and Delight Barseh in Broomstick Witches with 13 show girls and noted acts including Willie Zimmerman and T Neigen Downs. Jules Vernon headlines vaudeville with a bio of English lineage and Eaton education. The Park features The Beauty Doctor numbers like And Her Name Was Maud and Myron Brown Farewell. Empire offers Thoroughbreds with Laurent Trip, Willie Westan, Orletn and Taylor, Mile La Toska, and diverse acts, plus Run for Your Money and Union Men as farces.
The subject, born into a devout Anglican lineage with many relatives who were clergy, emigrated to the United States soon after earning his sheepskin. He found financial comfort and began performing magic and ventriloquism from youth, later entertaining at parties and social events before pursuing broader stage work.
Fragments describe courthouse officials shivering as weather worsened in the courtroom. Judge Allen and the law library staff improvised heat by turning rooms into improvised courtside spaces. New boilers are installed to replace leaky ones, promising steadier warmth in the judicial environment.
Sunuary fourth week earnings surge by 348.00 and January month gains reach 300.00, marking record highs in the company history. Police report no further Jack the stabber incidents as of this week, with no new attacks noted among women and girls.
Civil service exams were held for Indiana teachers engineers and domestic science posts though held in January delays due to lack of applicants. Reports mention T A Simmons named Rock Island general freight agent at Chicago. Louisville and Indianapolis traction seeks Seymour franchise to connect with Indianapolis Columbus and Southern railway. Samuel Adams promotes road from Monadnock Chicago. State v Stormsay briefs in supreme court preparations. Union stock yards Belt Road directors unchanged. Community events include lectures, dances, and charity entertainments amid local civic notes.
An old dental advertisement promises painless crown and extraction work with a ten year guarantee. It lists machine and hand made crowns, prices, multiple offices in the United States, free examination, and travel allowances, warning against false promises.
A large gathering of women attended a gas range cooking demonstration by Murry Clair Shelby of Fatetsan New Jersey at a Presbyterian church. Shelby showed economical use of gas ovens and broilers, cooking fish with hickory wood and preparing coffee quickly. Demonstrations continue at several city churches this week and next with more free lessons at the gas company’s Pittsburgh Street department. Local women invited. plates not required as the gas company provides dishes. The aim is to educate users on economical principles for gas range operation.
A SVVHG contract funded by Browtz-Ketcham Iron Works of Indianapolis will build seven steel sheds for a new wharf system in New Orleans Louisiana. Work is to be completed in 20 days by the Indianapolis company with the sheds assembled at the site.
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