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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1905
Page
5
A woman recalls a New Year’s Eve where vows to abstain from intoxicants were spoken after witnessing a man’s drinking in Madeira wine. The tale centers on a fiancé named Tom and the woman with the muff who notes the consequences of drinking and the impact on their engagement. The story ends with her decision about divorce if Tom continues to drink.
A desolate part of the Colorado desert reveals a massive mound of prehistoric shells towering over 80 feet. The discovery shows a distinct shell type from nearby formations, suggesting a unique ancient shoreline or coastal deposit with varied shell fauna.
A fragment reports Chatham Island off Ecuador near the equator with cats and other wildlife thriving in the lava crevices. It mentions three itinerant brothers in danger of conscription, their roles as a mason painter and farm hand, and uncertainty over which is eldest or youngest.
Reporters gather as press representatives meet amid a national dispute over governors and political actions. The scene centers on concerns about independence, public access, and potential influences shaping coverage amid ongoing tensions.
A fragmented clipping notes a wedding anniversary and mentions twins in a family. The report lists Mr and Mrs dole J Whee Mee and references long marriage, with scant readable context about dates or places.
Rabeet reports harsh child labor conditions in Hoyenigorstty near New York City. Despite child labor laws and factory inspectors presence, families employ children under fourteen hours. He cites a factory with forty children under dd years, a two year old and a seven year old sister earning 19 cents daily, and another place where a girl seven works.
A union veteran joined the Christmas contribution to the Confederate Veterans' Association of Washington, aiding nearly Confederate soldiers. The note reads in memory of the late John It eb, who was killed in action at Bootteglvania County on May 12, 1664, ending with God bless us everyone.
In a Harmony Frayer birthday event Maddox confronts Myrick and Frayer over legal tensions. The scene unfolds with courtroom tension lingering from prior adjournments as Harmony warns off rivals and Myrick navigates social power at the party. The affair blends personal ties and ongoing legal maneuvering amid the dance floor.
In a crowded Moor ballroom Harmony and Maddox move toward the conservatory as a game of football metaphors surfaces. Naddox, Myrick, and Dark exchange shadows of flirtation and tension while humor and danger mingle in a tense social scene.
Madiinx and Harmony discuss future matters while Mrs Evans is expected to visit. Mr Evans is due tomorrow or soon after, and Harmony mentions locating her in the Upetalra Theary near the Whrarst as tension lingers and the scene ends with a tease to continue.
The article describes several bonnet designs for young girls in pale blue, black velvet, red and pink ribbon, brown felt with cream down, and green velvet. It notes shaping, trims, and color combinations aimed to suit various hair colors and age, with details on bows, ribs, and framing for a decorative, regal look.
In Lawrence the Sun letters accuse Surveyor Arch Young of bias in a postmaster appointment. Two factions, Ardy Young and Overstreet, argue over White’s candidacy while patrons push for a different choice. The letter warns the process risks invalid appointment and urges considering a locally favored candidate.
A government contract grants Manuel V. Fojera an exclusive Venezuelan manufacturing monopoly for matches under 1889 law. The accord bans match imports, aiming to boost state revenue. accompanying claims highlight a cold remedy advertisement featuring El W. Grove.
Oliver H Paging who drafted the indict ment in the Oregon land fraud case served as assistant to Atty Geo Knox and to the U S district attorney in Chicago. The indictment unsealed last summer and recently approved by the federal grand jury implicates Senator Joan Mitchell and Ginger Heemann, former land fire commissioner in Washington now serving in Congress.
A Buffalo physician extols charcoal's health benefits from cleansing the stomach to improving complexion and teeth. The ad promotes St Squart's Charcoal Lozenges as a safe, pleasant option, claiming daily use improves breath, blood purity, and general health, with price noted at twenty five cents.
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