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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1906
Page
5
The Maria Cahill company’s chorus girls organize a union to secure steady pay during long rehearsals. A meeting at Marie Cahill’s home adopts resolutions and announces efforts to join the broader labor movement, with Marie Cahill elected temporary president and pledging loyalty to the union.
In a tense exchange Sir Charles Venner confronts an accuser in a studio scene over a £10000 price and blackmail, with mentions of murder rule three and a past impersonation. The confrontation escalates as a police wager and a dramatic doorway entrance pivot the threat toward court.
A tense narrative follows a clash between a narrator and Sir Charles Venner in a London hotel. Disguises, shadows, and covert assignments unfold as a detective shadows the pair. A coded note from Dagmar promises a confrontation tomorrow at 4:30 at Holingbroke hotel in Precadilly.
A 1900s era style column from Horsehind Companion advises on facial protection during car trips. It explains applying a thick cream and powder to seal the skin, leaving a pale, smooth finish that resists wind and pores. The procedure ends with cold cream removal after a 15 minute wait for a clear pink complexion.
The American author of the queer book Pan Hettina Von Hutton is described as having a beautiful voice and is married to the chamberlain to the regent of Bavaria.
Quick, safe relief claimed for Tonsiline a remedy said to cure sore throat in one day with the first dose easing pain and subsequent doses finishing the cure. Advertisement notes prices 25 and 60 cents from The Tocslina Co Canton, Ohio.
A feminist appeal by Mrs. Lillie D. Blake advocates sparing Antoinette Talle from execution in New Jersey. She argues against a justice system denying women equal input in law and urges public action to prevent the death penalty for a woman who claims self defense against a debtor, detailing the broader fight for women's rights and fair trials.
Jim Der mot refuses cousin Elwil Warner a loan to cover a doctor bill and rent arrears. Elwil’s wife and child die, and Jim learns of their distress and later discovers Elwil’s death, bearing sorrow for denying aid. A mournful ending follows as Jim confronts the consequences of his choice.
A collection of old style home recipes includes cheese puffs with butter water cheese salt and cayenne baked in oiling mold. salmon puffs with canned salmon butter bread crumbs lemon eggs baked with white sauce. mayo style fish with egg yolk butter vinegar and seasonings. fried oysters with flour crumbs fried brown. cabbage relish and chicken pie guidance for a complete home menu.
A New York City raid target Victor Shoemaker studio at Twenty third and No 28 in which detectives arrested Shoemaker Wanda Paula and Emma Johnson two alleged models in a suspected extortion and fraud case. The elderly husband reported the case after photographs of two young women were found in his overcoat. Investigators say the models posed for expensive nude style images and paid admission fees for access to the studio. The case highlights alleged exploitation of aspiring artists by Shoemaker who claimed to help the poor by providing models for art and photography.
Special to The Las. Pittsburg Pa Jan. Pesoctety Rasps at the discovery that Atme Mar y Randall Bramsen prima donna and first cello of the Pittsburg orchestra doesn t wear stockings or corsets and hates jewelry. The Swedish soprano joined the orchestra weeks ago and confirmed liberal views on attire and fashion as she travels widely, speaks several languages and trained at the royal conservatory after appearing at age 12 before a huge audience.
The article praises actresses for charm rooted in stage beauty and surroundings. It explains appeal derives from public image, training to please, quick wit, tact, and a sense of humor, plus the power to captivate through presence and voice.
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