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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1907

Page

5

Betrayed Teller’s Downfall Over $916000 Theft

Chester B. Runyan, paying teller at Windsor Trust in New York, stole $916,000 after a six day spree begun in June 9. He hid wealth with Laura Carter, known as George, and lavishly supported her while his wife sickened. betrayed by Carter, Runyan faces a possible life sentence in prison.

Chester B. Runyan Windsor Trust Company New York George Laura Carter Runyan Louis Carter Trust Company

The Bravery Of A Little Boy At The Station

A desperate family scene unfolds as a drunk husband and hungry wife quarrel while their four year old son contemplates selling his grip at a railway station to feed them. The boy's silver gift to his mother arrives, moments before he dies, inspiring the father to seek reform.

John Hini City Hospital

Italian Blair Becomes Bride of Senator Rodrigo in Paris

Miss Italia Blair of Chicago, hailed as the most beautiful girl in America, marries Senator Ricardo Soriano, son of the Marquis de Ivanrey, in a grand Spanish Catholic ceremony at a Paris chapel full of pomp and circumstance.

Chicago Spain Italia Blair Chauncey Blair America Bhir Ricardo Soriano Marquis de Ivanreyand Paris

Summer Homes for Aristocratic Cats

Washington July 11 A group of prominent society women move to establish a facility for boarding fashionable cats. Plans include buying land or a suitable house to house and care for pets of vacationing owners, led by notable figures including Mme Eleanore de Remusat Guys and Miss Mary Robinson.

Washington Mme. Eleanore de Remusat Guys Mary A. Peet Mathilde Townsend Larz Anderson A. L. Barber Mary Robinson Austin Krause Solberg Henry L. West Cat Club Justice Harlan Miss Robinson California

The Mustache Cup and a Father's Birthday Memory

A humorous reminiscence of a father’s mustache when birthdays and Christmas feasts prevailed. The Mustache Cup kept his lip and nose in check with a dammed bridge in the cup, and his name blazoned in old German text. The piece notes the boys’ aspiration to grow facial hair to receive a cherished china monstrosity.

Father

Bachelor Ambassador John W. Riddle Leads in Foreign Posts

John W. Riddle stands as the sole bachelor among American ambassadors. He is popular at the czar's court and fluent in Russian, one of the few diplomats who mastered the language. He also learned Turkish during his time as secretary of the legation at Constantinople and knows the languages of most European and Oriental nations.

John W. Riddle Constantinople

Railway weed control costs in South Australia

In South Australia the railways spend about 80 000 pounds annually to clear vegetation along permanent lines, a recurring expense for maintaining tracks and safety.

South Australia

Two Kinds of Happy Wives and the Value of Marriage

By Cynthia Grey, the piece argues that married women are generally happier and healthier than maids, and that happiness hinges on loving the right man. It warns that some women stay with abusive husbands for love, while urging women to trust nature’s instinct before marrying.

Summer Dress for Afternoons in Linen and Lace

A stylish summer afternoon dress features dove gray linen with pale lavender dots. Sleeves and yoke use matching lace, velvet ribbon runs lengthwise for a slender look, and small gold buckles add detail. The accompanying hat mirrors violet tones with a gray pink Dresden top and gray feathers.

Dresden

Parachute Acrobat Marries After Record Drop

A woman acrobat in the east completed a 2000 foot parachute drop then proceeded to marry. The item notes a severe Massachusetts earthquake felt at Plymouth Rock and includes a humorous summer warning about iced water.

Rash Girl Massachusetts Plymouth Rock

Early Morning Querry Lark Met With Sorrow

A querry lark greets the day with a blithe morning bid yet the worm that wakes early to listen faces sorrowful consequences, a parable of heedless vigilance and misfortune.

Epigrams of a Grass Widow Love Notes and Silence

A witty, period glimpse notes a young woman pleading for affection at eighteen then denying it at two, praising discreet silence as a marriage tactic. The piece contrasts how unmarried and married men interpret flirtation and appearance, reflecting social norms of courtship.

Porch Stools Hammocks and Hassocks in a Farcical Catalog

The Household Page notes mahogany porch stools remain highly attractive while pura spun silk hammocks gains favor and Series Ware sardinieres are in demand. A humorous exchange questions the Sher Eef of Wotan and a kitchen chicken potpie quip follows. A professor is praised for many degrees, joked as qualifying for a thermometer.

German pencil factory and potato jokes amuse readers

The witty lines mock a German pencil maker and a potato based product, joking about shirred skirts and potato whittlings. The humor hinges on wordplay about lead pencils and Saratoga chips, reflecting light local commentary and satirical tone.

Maxims of a Grass Widow In a Witty Retort

A satirical snippet notes that love is learned through quarrels and reconciliations and the appeal of a flirtatious heroine. It hints at social charm and the power of a woman who can heal wounds with a smile and deft social wit.

Department Store Clerk at Tackle Counter Inspires Goods

A store report notes the young clerk at the fish and tackle counter, Fried Walker-Yeu, draws attention in sporting goods. The manager comments on the clerk’s enthusiasm and steady performance boosting the department.

Fried Walker Yeu

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