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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1906
Page
5
A fragmented dramatic reflection on mothers and youth, exposing blame on guardians for societal ills. A Des Moines matron questions mothers as a schoolyard scene, a teacher’s glare and a teenager’s candied indiscretions fuel a tense moral confrontation.
A damaged excerpt describes a wounded man in a Colonnade hotel bed with Marion Le Mur in nurse’s uniform. He details fevers, brandy, and attempts to settle debts, while Marion resists publicity and their plans amid persecution by enemies.
A tormented narrator endures grisly torture and plotting by Marion and Jussieu. Marion seizes control, uses a broken bottle to hospitalize Sir Charles Venner, then orders a brutal escape by carriage to London. Boudant and others aid as the party flees toward safety in a nightmarish sequence.
A drummer and his wife endure a cruel ruse involving a cherished photo. She steals the image to torment him with suspicion, but a telegram reveals the deceit. He forgives her after a revealing error shows his steadfast trust and her remorse, teaching never to doubt him again.
Henry George Jr argues that the public should tax land and coal trusts to curb the coal monopoly in Pennsylvania. He contends public wages and consumer prices are dictated by the trust and asserts taxation of private land and mineral rights could force higher taxes on the trust, reduce output, and lower fuel prices. He urges swift government action and portrays taxation as the public’s business and remedy.
Ellen Roach Yaw, California born singer, plans a United States return after seven years abroad. She has developed a dramatic vocal range and studied in Europe, adopting the stage name Elena Are vane for her operatic debut and forthcoming tour in America.
San Francisco reports tell of Minn y Heighman who outwitted bakers during a strike and plans to run a three shop bread business in Nome. The piece also notes Indianapolis writer George Ade being asked to endow a women training home and how the W C T U aims to fund a self-sustaining institution for working girls through philanthropy.
Predictions describe a doubtful day with little worldly activity and a quiet year overall. It notes a child born on January 1, 1906 whose fortune in marriage depends on birth hour, and mentions a female’s fortune in wedlock as favorable.
The Rev. A L Duncan of Home Presbyterian hosts a week of services with Rev. F C Hood to preach Thursday evening and Rev Dr Odell of Second Presbyterian to preach Friday evening. The public is invited to all services.
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