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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1906
Page
8
The Fifth Street Baptist service led by Rev. Bru recounts a sermon denouncing a so called New Woman. He describes three classes of women as threats to home and family. He cites childless mothers and women pursuing rights as corrupting influences and urges women to focus on motherhood and marriage.
Special to the Sun reports a Boston led party visiting the Canaan woods in New Brunswick to film hunting scenes with a moving picture machine. Dr Heber Bishop and party captured moose and scenic shots along Lake Stream as guides expressed concern over public depictions of their hunting grounds.
A Christmas promotional notice from SECURITY MORTGAGE LOAN CO advertises small loans for Christmas spending. It promises no upfront costs, transparent pricing, extended repayment during sickness or job loss, and confidential, no-pressure service at 207 Indiana Trust Building in Washington.
Charles Cox, eighty five, a Malden native long tied to Cox Inst factory, remains active on his Pleasant Street homestead. He supports ten hour workdays on his small farm and enjoys community ties with Kim Ryder Lucy Faulkner Cos and siblings, as the Cox family long shaped Malden life with rubber boat lasts and civic presence.
A Fort Warren soldier Fred Wagstaff faces charges for ninth assault on a young woman near Neptune Avenue East Boston. Multiple incidents reportedly occurred across Noddy Island Fourth section with attackers in uniform. Police tracked Wagstaff after a string of attacks. a local report notes vigilant residents and chased suspects, while another item highlights an elderly Malden resident Charles Cox climbing trees at age 61.
A Waterbury based water wagon plan prompts a parade proposal with handmade paper watermarks from the National Water Wagon association. Fuller Stell will attend and Cedar Rapids orchestra volunteers for the entertainment while Atlky Flo Brooks' curfew request is denied as incompatible with the affair's spirit.
Area 50,000 square miles with mixed population of white, Indian and African descent. Capital Santo Domingo with a four year presidential term and a single 4 member Congress. State religion Roman Catholic. Municipal schools 3,000 pupils. Debt about 200,000 gold. annual revenues near 2,000,000. Major products sugar cacao tobacco coffee tropical trout. Island discoveries and colonial shifts through 1800s including Spanish, French, and Haitian control with notable revolts and leaders such as Toussaint L'Ouverture and Ulises Heureaux.
Milwaukee Chamber of Commerce president notes a challenging year but clear atmosphere and better prospects for 1906. City trade has been large, Milwaukee as a lake port can handle more business, growth favorable to peers, grounded in geography energy and capital, forecasting healthy expansion in 1906.
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