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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 31, 1900

Page

5

Stage star Eleanor Giusti ends engagement for return to theater

Eleanor Giusti breaks engagement to marry Benjamin Sprague of a San Francisco family and to resume stage work. She rehearses at 207 W Forty third and plans a New York return within a fortnight. Her beloved dog Chiquita remains as a memento of three years with Sprague.

Eleanor Giusti Benjamin Sprague San Francisco Robert Oxnard Misa Giusti Chiquita Forty-third-st Bostomansa Sprague New York Mr. Sprague

The Parson's Baby and a Town's Redemptive Night

A prominent western city manufacturer recalls a town's first baby born to the parson, its grand reception, and how a rough sculpted man found renewal during the baby’s ride. The parson's wife forgives him, and the crowd cheers as the baby brings a profound change.

Western City Ternal Shafrat Laok Methodist Church

How to Clean Ribbon With Gasoline Solution

A historic method describes cleaning ribbons by soaking them in a jar of clear gasoline. Fill the jar half full with gasoline, add ribbons, seal, shake occasionally, and let stand 2 to 10 hours or overnight. Remove ribbons, air them in sun, hang to dry, and decant the bottom dirt with the clean gasoline reused.

The Rose and the Thorn Exchange

A humorous verse fragment describes a man praising a lover as a rose and then embracing her confessing a thorny moment. She quips that every rose must have its thorn, a playful line exchanged between lovers.

Fashions Fancies: Jet and Beaded Embellishments Trend

Jet trims fashion day and evening wear with beaded slippers and hair ornaments. Monograms embroidered on tea jackets grow in variety. Black velvet slippers with beadwork rise in evening dress, while jeweled hooks and eyes adorn corsets and petticoats.

The Card Devoter

A humorous verse from the Washington Star riffs on card playing and love. The speaker laments losing his heart to a dainty admirer whose gaze outshines his play while he vows to quit the cards and clubs, feeling shame at his romantic defeat.

Washington Star

Nurse in St. Louis Survives Violent Burglary Attack

Mamie Lunsford a nurse with a St. Louis family is recovering after a brutal burglary attempt she defended with a revolver. She confronted two intruders in the home, was struck on the head dragged downstairs and assaulted with a fiery liquid forced into her throat before she fired at them as they fled through a window.

Mamie Lunsford St. Louis Miss Lunsford

Two Women in Century Portraits of Cleverness and Charm

The passage contrasts two women, Meg Ford and Beatrice Hanscom, noting one with a masculine brain and laboring for livelihood, the other praised for wit and charm. It labels Meg Ford as socially favored and surrounded by obliging friends, while Beatrice Hanscom embodies cleverness in editorial recognition.

Social Etiquette for Introductions in Mixed Company

The article advises careful introductions outside one's home, noting a woman may introduce two people she knows well, while a man should seek consent first. It allows simple introductions when several strangers are present and warns against wholesale introductions as obtrusive, acknowledging women have more freedom in this social duty.

Contested Betsy Ross Flag House Claim Arises in Philadelphia

Historian P. H. Frewen challenges the Betsy Ross flag house location claiming Betsy Ross lived at 221 Arch Street rather than 239 Arch Street. He asserts his evidence and has hired counsel while Betsy Ross memorialists defend 239 Arch Street as the true site.

P. H. Frewen Philadelphia Betsy Ross American Flag House Betsy Ross Memorial Association Old Gilary Betsy Ross Esenginiig

Baked Apple Desserts From Old Family Recipes

This excerpt describes several apple based desserts including baked stuffed apples with almond and candied cherry filling, thin layered sliced baked apples with sugar, and an apple meringue dish. Steps cover core removal, layering, time framed baking, and serving with whipped or sweetened cream.

Miss Ella Harrison A Promising Law Candidate From Carthage

Miss Ella Harrison of Carthage Missouri president of the state Suffrage Association discusses her plan to study law. She describes years of school in Iowa Stanford and Iowa State University law studies, and notes women entering the profession face cordial treatment though competition exists.

Ella Harrison Carthage Suffrage Association of Iowa Stanford California Law Department State University of Iowa

Kate Claxton seeks bankruptcy in U S district court

Kate Claxton known privately as Kate E Stevenson petitions the U S district court for bankruptcy. She lists liabilities of 10790.50 and a single asset an life policy on her husband Charles A Stevenson for 12000 expiring Feb 4. She notes past stage success in The Two Orphans and long career including the Brooklyn theater fire of 1876.

Kate E. Stevenson Lfe Kate Claxton United States District Court Brooklyn Park Theater

New Vestibule Train Cuts Travel Time to Texas Route

A fast new vestibule train departs St. Louis at 2 21 daily on the Iron Mountain route. It saves four to six hours between Ohio Indiana and Illinois points and Texas cities. Reclining chair cars and Pullman buffet cars operate through from St. Louis. For details contact G A A Deane Jr P A Iron Mountain route 231 McCreast Anarpolis. Also advertising notices include Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething and Pro Laundry neckbands free on shirts.

Texas Southwest St. Louis Ohio Indiana Ilindis G. A. A. Deane, Jr Iron Mountain McCreast Anrapolis

New Management Opens The Kits Café Restaurant

A new management team debuts at The Kits cafe restaurant located at 127 E Court Street offering a business lunch service from 11 am to 2 pm. The ad proclaims BrazilianBelm cures asthma and catarrh with a guaranteed claim and markets the venue as the best meal in the city.

E. Court-st

Treacherous Court House Doors Baffle Clerk

In Indianapolis the doors to offices and courtrooms behave like traps. One clerk rushing with papers collided with a door that would not budge, then reacted with a sheepish grin and a cautious pull to vanish into the office.

Indianapolis Cas Court House

Wholesome Girl Urges Cleanliness and Appearance

The New York Herald notes that personal care goes with cleanliness and neat dress. It cites a Spanish proverb and argues that slovenliness detracts from beauty, even for attractive women, while kindness and modesty remain valued.

New York Herald

Bargain Textile Sale Prices Across Broad Fabric Range

Readable list of fabrics and prices including PRRCASES 36 inch wide dark blues 100 valiges, GINGHAMS apron fabrics 6c values, CAMBRIC MUSLIN 38 inches wide 1 cent quality, SHEETS 31x50 ready made muslin, DAMASK and BLANKETS discounts, home textiles with varied widths and yardages, large markdowns on horse blankets and lap robes.

Eetace Orrcees Sre

Local liquor license notice for Ward 11 Indianapolis

The subscriber, Ed Gaston, notifies voters of the Eleventh Ward Center Township that he will apply at the Marion County Indiana Board of Commissioners March term 190 for a license to sell intoxicating malt and spiritous liquors in less than five gallons with rights to drink on premises. The business is at a rear facing west on a corner lot at Kentucky Avenue and Maryland Street on the first floor of a one story brick building, Lot 6 in square 67 known as No 5 Kentucky Avenue, Indianapolis. he also seeks pool table and restaurant privileges in the same room.

Sixth Ward Center Township Board of Commissioners Mariom County State of Indiana Market Street Illinois Street Capitol Avenue Square 47 Indianapolis Marion County West Market Street W. A. Stout Eleventh Ward Kentucky Avenue Maryland Street Twelfth Ward Marci Hadley Avenue McCarty George J. Keller Seventh Ward Board of County Commissioners State of Indiana Alabama St Wabash and Market Sts Ouittline H. N Conrad John Ritter Fourteenth Ward Shelby St Val B. Cress Cente Township John Graeb

Keller seeks liquor and pool table licenses in Marion County

George J. Keller gives notice to voters of Twelfth ward Center township Indiana that he will apply to the Marion county commissioners at the March term 1900 for a license to sell and drink spiritous liquors in quantities under five gallons with a room facing west on Hadley avenue 1327 Kentucky avenue and for pool table privileges at the same location in ward 12 Indian apolis.

Notice to voters of Seventh ward on liquor license

The subscriber announces to voters of the Seventh ward Center township in Marion County Indiana that he will apply at the March term 1900 of the Board of Commissioners for a liquor license to sell intoxicating malt and spirituous liquors in quantities under five gallons with on premises consumption. The business is on the west facing Pennsylvania street at the northeast corner of Wabasha and Pennsylvania streets on the first floor of a five story brick building in lot 10 square 44 Indianapolis.

Seventh Ward Center Township Board of Commissioners Marion County State of Indiana Pennsylvania Street Wabasha and Pennsylvania Indianapolis Macrion County Indiana A. Kno’ Deni Sampoeth

License request for intoxicants at premises on Washington Street

Voters of Seventh ward and Center Towne commissioners in Marion County Indiana hear a March term 1900 license request to sell intoxicating vinous malt and spiritous liquors in quantities under five gallons for on premises consumption. The applicant specifies premises at 334 E Washington St in Ward No 10 a three story brick building at northeast corner of the first alley east of Alabama Street. The notice also seeks pool table privileges in the same room by J B Henry.

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