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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1906
Page
5
A dreamlike gown is described with bone bine silk crpe and shadow embroidery. Built on a princess foundation with soft taffeta in the same shade, it features a Tong panel, conservative berthe at the Hédice, and embroidered elbows and throat. Sleeves are 49 slightly town re with moderate puffs and embroidery at the ends.
Charles B. Cange, financial man for Swift and Co of Chicago, who handled the South Bend theft for nearly two years, is closing and a warrant has been issued charging him with grand larceny. The amount is not yet estimated, but reports say about $1000 was diverted to gambling on horse races in local poolrooms.
Bertha Claiche pleaded guilty to first degree manslaughter in the killing of Emil Gerdron. Judge Davis sentenced her to not less than two years and two months nor more than five years in prison. The maximum penalty is three years.
An elderly engine driver recalls near misses from fatigue and heroism. A sleeper on the rails was dragged to safety by a Los Angeles policeman, while another story tells of a dream saving a life and a collision narrowly averted.
Special to the Sun reports that at the White House Mrs. Mark Hanna’s strawberry shortcake recipe became the preferred dish of President Roosevelt and his wife. The cake is a square shortbread with whipped cream and abundant large berries, prepared under Henry Pinckney.
A promotional piece extols Dr. Pierce Buffalo formulaes Golden Medical Discovery and Favorite Prescription. It claims no alcohol or narcotics, lists ingredients, cites medical authorities, and urges readers to request the booklet or contact the Invalids’ Depot in Buffalo for confidential guidance and free medical literature.
The will of James E. Scripps filed for probate leaves the Detroit News publisher's wealth to William E. Scripps and in laws as trustees for 30 years. Income goes to four children, with 60 000 directed for Detroit improvements and the widow to receive the family library and art collections. Bequests range from 1000 to generous sums for England and relatives, plus two weeks pay for long‑time Detroit News employees.
A boiler explosion at the Chover Leaf shop in Frankfort injures two men. John Heriley, head direman, and Henry Brumbar ger, a helper, were seriously hurt while Berkley sustained a fall from the boiler landing.
Consul Kent bans a counterfeit fabric described as silk made from wood. Inspectors barred from examining the work amid about 100 workers. Samplers reportedly view the material skeptically, yet it could be offered at lower prices than genuine silk varieties.
Special to the Exponent reports Michigan Indiana coal dealers meeting in Fort Wayne on June 6 with President Robert Lake of Lansing presiding and A. Bradley of Indianapolis serving as treasurer of the organization.
A hotel visit reveals Willie Tirush, a young artist famed for matinee work, seeking funds to study in Paris. The narrator recounts mentoring him, a $5,000 loan, and a profitable collaboration turning art into product ideas and branding, including a striking cover design and plans for canned game flavoring.
Advice on handling ex husbands and their new wives with wit and caution. Avoid frictions, use mutual friends for news, and maintain elegant appearances to avoid jealousy. Do not greet the ex with his wife present and consider shared beauty contests as a sign of status.
Special to Theham indicates Fred Edwards Jr and Robert Shortes Jr were instantly killed at Lyons Indiana when struck by lightning while playing ball. They sought shelter under a tree as a thunderstorm moved in.
Hanmond, June K Herran Walt, a farmer, was killed when his pair of horses bolted past an automobile causing a runaway. A 10 year old daughter of Wolf was thrown from the wagon and injured. Local report notes the mishap occurred near the Hanmond Inn and involved a wie wagen incident with unspecified injuries.
A fragmented romance scene unfolds in a new Philadelphia home with Restie Reagan arranging furniture while David Cohen teases with a gun. The incident turns tragic as a shot is fired, deaths and hospitalizations follow, and an awkward wedding frame drifts into sorrow and reflection on love and fate.
A fragmentary exchange shows Freddy Hatioum asking about a vacation and a three per week Cholty response about hurrying back to the boss, illustrating a terse workplace dialogue amid unclear context.
The piece notes German women adopting reform garments as they abandon previous styles, while American women try to adjust but pivot to extreme alternatives. It highlights widespread concern among even the most conservative observers about these changing fashions.
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