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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1907
Page
3
The piece argues against placing reactionaries in control of the federal machinery, urging vigilance in selecting leaders for the Roosevelt nomination. It frames the political stakes in stark terms and cites constitutional safeguards as essential to preserving democratic governance.
Washington reports quote Oregon Senator Jonathan Bourne as saying Roosevelt cannot decline a second elective term and will face the people's will at the next national convention. The piece also covers Dr Ma suji Miyakawa denouncing Japanese embassy influence and pledging allegiance to the United States, asserting his citizenship and readiness to die for the flag.
The Michigan Mutual Life Insurance Company at 150 Jefferson Ave Detroit Mich lists capital and paid up amounts. Present value of claims under installment policies and losses unofficially reported appear alongside legal reserve and other debts. Directors include O R Looker as president and A F Moore as secretary.
A columnist mocks envy of English royalty entertaining duties as American women imagine royal visits. The piece notes the burdens faced by Mrs. Potter Palmer and others, suggesting the thrill of potential royal attention masks the demanding and costly obligations involved.
Miss Wilson, daughter of a secretary, performs as a pupil of renowned tenor Jean De Reszke, showcasing vocal training and potential in a public recital setting.
Special report from Paris notes Flora Wilson daughter of James Wilson secretary of agriculture studies with Jean De Reszke. He praises her soprano potential and says her voice and gifts show promise for operatic stardom.
Miss Florence Levy of New York has started a summer art exhibit aimed at informing children about art. Girls attending will hear a lecture on subjects like art in buildings and then visit local examples to see the works discussed.
A fashion note observes empire effects fading as designers show a shift toward lower waistlines. Though classic and modified silhouettes remain visible, the trend suggests a return to a more natural waist in upcoming styles.
The Board of Public Works of Indianapolis invites sealed bids at Room 13 Majestic Building for several street and sidewalk improvements. Projects include Wlean Place, Alabama Street, First Alley West of Park Avenue, Paris Avenue, Twenty-Slath Street area, State Avenue, and Tacoma Avenue with grading paving brick gutters cement sidewalks and associated lanes. Bids due 10 a.m. July 19 1907 with certified check 2 1 2 percent of estimate. insurance and bond required. board may reject any bid.
Public notices outline improvements on Market Street Greeley Street Bloomington Street and others with grading paving capping and curb details. Officials set Friday July 1 1997 for hearings on assessments with owners informed that notices served via the Fire Chief.
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