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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Feb 09, 1907

Page

5

Saintly Shoemaker Daughter and the Van Tanner Heiress

The tale follows Stuyvesant X. Van Tanner and his son Stuyvie who, after matrimony with a shoemaker’s daughter, choose a humble home over charity. Stuyvie, once impractical, becomes a diligent chauffeur, earns respect, and brings his wife to their Williamsburg apartment with their infant son.

Stuyvesant X. van Tanner Vid Kid Trust Stuyvie van Tanner, Jr Stuyvesant van Tanner, Jr Pippin Stuyvie Stuyvie van Tanner Broadway 42D-St. Ferry Fifth-ave Williamsburg Bridge Williamsburg

Up-to-Date Patterns The Sun Seeks Readers

The Sun offers ten cent fashion patterns from a leading pattern company. A new pattern is described daily and the pattern includes seam allowances. Send ten cents the pattern number size and your name and address to The Fashion Department The Sun.

the Sun Fashion Department

Peace Will Prevail in New Ideals of Peace

Miss Jane Addams argues in New Ideals of Peace that peace will prevail. She critiques both sides in Chicago strikes and the teamsters’ strike, insisting unions reflect national development and that communities must address labor conflicts without arming themselves.

Jane Addams Chicago Teamsters

Women earn rail job wages in Russia report

The article notes 32,600 Russian women employed on railways as gatekeepers clerks and telegraphists with average wages from 4 to 70 dollars a year including lodging and extras. Some women clerks earn up to 230 dollars annually while others receive as little as 19.0 dollars.

Russia

Women in Australia Study Politics and Franchises

Australian women with franchise rights are studying politics and skewing radical at times. They oppose monopolies and tariffs, favor individual liberty, and oppose Socialism. The Victoria league has 110 branches and over 12,000 members. a national club exceeds 600 members, plus farmers and cousin leagues and other groups.

Australia Victoria League

February Magazines Preview From The Nation and Arts

A survey of current periodicals highlights Anne Warner’s Susan Clegg tale in Delineator, Henry James on American women in Harper's Bazar, James H. Collins Gypsy Men of Letters in Travel Magazine, and Capt. Mahan in Harper's Magazine on Our Navy Fifty Years Ago. Several authors plan serials and studies in Appleton's, Scribner's, Cosmopolitan, Atlantic, Arena, and McClure's, with debates on child labor, Christian Science, and Lincoln yarns.

Anne Warner Susan Clegg Harper's Bazar Henry James James H. Collins Robert Louis Stevenson Capt. Mahan Harper's Magazine Harpers W. C. Brownell Scribner's Lowe Woman's Home Companion Beveridge Ar. Markham Cosmopolitan Atlantic Mary Applewhite Bacon B. O. Fowler United Action

Mexico Tour Agent Recalls Gates Tours Past Oddities

CG Clark of the Big Four passenger department plans a special Mexico tour leaving February 19 as part of Unates tours. He is a friend of Charles H. Gates, who has led Mexico tours 15 years, and recounts a humorous episode when a Mexican egg booth quoted two cents per egg and he had 125 eggs to sell.

Old Mexico Whovie CG Clark Big Four Unates Charles H. Gates Old Mexico Mr. Gates Mexican Republic Aguascalientes

Fragmented quotes reveal a mosaic of early 20th century urban life

The excerpt presents a collage of stray lines and vignettes about public taxation on bachelors, political figures, legal queries, a famed Count Boni, cross examination wit, a senator’s health driven retirement, parental questions from children, and a philanthropic gift by Mrs Sage. The tone is brisk and observational, highlighting social quirks and contemporary concerns.

Sulphur brown velvet gown described for a bride

A handsome bride wears a go away gown of sulphur brown velvet with biscuit colored embroidery on ecru taffeta. The underblouse and half sleeves feature ivory Mechlin lace. Gold buckles, brown velvet ribbon, and a hat with ecru satin felt and brown velvet chiol complete the ensemble with long multihued coque feathers.

Cascarets Purity and Quality Standard Emphasized

A historical note proclaims a long established standard of purity and medicinal strength for Cascarets. It stresses that every tablet is harmless, pure, gentle, and effective, with ingredients selected, cleaned, and compounded under strict supervision to ensure safety and avoid intruding substances. The piece ends with a question about the result of such vigilance.

America

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