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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1906
Page
10
The trial depicts Rahke accused of exploiting poor young girls through loans and diamonds. Witnesses describe working girls as future mothers, while defense argues the women were enticed. Bonan questions the defense's honesty as he urges jurors to convict.
A fragmented tale recalls the birth of balloon flight with the Montgolfier brothers in France and its slow spread to England about a year later, noting the 1783 origin and early adoption.
Amusements listings show Andrew Mack’s The Way to Kenmare and Grand’s What Will Happen Next as Friday and Saturday fare with European gymnasts and high class vaudeville. Park presents The Beauty Doctor with a strong cast including Deligh t Barsch and Willig Zimmerman, plus Charley Case and Nelson, while Empire features The Thoroughbreds and A Good Run for Your Money with Union Men.
Social notes cover Harry Wright and Harry Bronnenders in Galveston. Miss Earle Gorrell returns home to Marton after visiting friends in the city. Mrs. Millie Teed leaves Martinsville after a sister visit. Miss Marie Busjahn comes to Indianapolis for winter study at the Conservatory of Music. Mrs. Thomas Davidson visits Greensburg. Mrs. Frank Tatholt to travel from Martinsville next week. The Walnwrights return from an auto show excursion. Mollie Beek of Feeshurs visits Mrs. J. Patton. Mrs. Johnson visits daughter in Madison. Mrs. J. G. Richardson hosts a bridge party for sisters E H Witker and Miss Eatany. A Claypool hotel dinner honors Miss Dellenbaugh of Champaign, with a Canoe Club dance. A tea at Mrs. Charles A. Jayman’s Woodruff Place home precedes a reception for Mrs. Richard Lynch of Chicago. Mrs. Martin hosts a spring chips party. Veronica club midwinter meeting observed. Out-of-town guests include Misses Lucile and Olive Fitch, Mrs Harriet Fitch Leading, and Mrs Orton Johnson. The Veronica club and other social events feature elegant flowers and table decor. Local notices also mention Mr. C. C. Duncan and Mrs. sumey Zoller of Richmond attending events.
Lexington reports the Southern railway depot destroyed by fire with estimated damages of 925000. Warren Ohio details an arrest in the murder case of BK Lew Ig ne, a wealthy farmer. Washington notes the president named MarT.
Special to The Suc Terre Haute Ind February 9 President Kanezleiter head of the Board of Safety sustained severe injuries when attacked by three men at a moving picture parlor he visited to inquire about exhibition permit. The brawl began with two men leading the quarrel and a third man joined in. Jesse White proprietor of the parlor has been arrested for exhibiting improper pictures.
City officials and Citizens' Gas Company prep papers for transfer to Consumers' Gas Trust. Court decision cited as record in Indianapolis. Appraisement of the Consumers' plant underway, with an estimated value around $265,000 and a likely lengthy process.
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