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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1907

Page

5

Mayor Schmitz May Join Indicted Millionaires Club

Special to The Sun from San Francisco on June 6 reports a graft inquiry may birth an Indicted Millionaires club. Mayor Eugene E. Schmitz, once a theater leader and labor executive, could become a prominent member and even president as he faces 34 counts including bribes from Tirey Ford and others, with prosecutors noting cooperation with Calhoun and associates.

Ban Francisco Millonaires San Francisco Eugene E. E. Schmitz Columbia Theater Schmitz Fincat Old Palace Taft Alice Roosevelt Langdon Honey Detective Burns Tirey L. Ford Patrick Calhoun United Railroads Gas and Electric Company Thornwall Mullally William M. Abbott Millionaires’ Club Mayor Schmitz

The Long Lane That Leads To Nowhere The Story

Betsy Linton and Howard Garfield drift along an endless Long Lane in a runaway auto. A horseman and a rector appear, the car loops thirty times to a brownstone manor, and amid a spoof ending the couple marry with theRev Dr McMasters presiding. They live happily ever after.

Besty Betsy Linton Howard Garfield Betsy Linton Garfield Dr. McMasters

Historic Home Cookery From a Dated Page

A collection of traditional recipes and kitchen tips including Pineapple Flip One, Angel Cake, New Omelet, Ham Toast, Doughnuts Without Eggs, Rolled and Smothered Beefsteak dishes. Includes instructions for making fillings, batters, crusts, and methods to brown or bake flavors to serve cold or hot.

The Ideal Husband As Seen By A Woman Writer

Zelma Travers explores the elusive model husband through varied opinions and imagines a practical, mature partner. He is neat, honest, shares half the duties, and knows their finances, while guiding a stable, supportive home life.

Monte Joward Wemman Womtn Zelma Travers John Jimmie

Linen Gown for the Tall Maid

A white linen dress features a pleated blouse with a shaped yoke and stitched pleats at the hips. The waist sports a full pleated jabot down the front and cuffs edged in pleating. A stiff collar and lace bow finish this summer gown for tall, slender figures.

Wolves Hunt Lynxes in Newfoundland Snow Fight

In harsh winter lore from Northern Trails, wolves pursue lynxes across deep snow in savage combat. A big lynx named Upweekis clashes with packs, jaws and claws tearing, as moose birds watch and cubs ring the struggle. The endurance test ends with the cat frozen or falling to the wolves, the scene left unfinished.

Newfoundland Leeward Morever

Pongee and Linen Garments for Hot Weather

The article weighs options for summer coats using Pongee and linen. It notes Pongee’s affordability but risk of mussiness in cheaper forms, while mohair is praised for shape and dust resistance. Linen coats, especially soft hand woven, reward extra care with washing and proper shrinking, making them ideal for hot weather driving and travel when well tailored.

Drys Win Key Local Election In Prairie Dog Village

In Alfalfa Oklahoma on June 4 a prairie dog village eight miles north held a strong temperance vote. The Drys won by 79, with Wet forces mobilized by singing ladies and a cottage organ during polling. The result promises a major shift as rattlesnakes close joints and depart the village.

Suz Alfalfa Okla

Local Capitalists Plan $8 Million Steel Plant in New Castle

Local capitalists announce an $8,000,000 steel plant project in New Castle Delaware. The Tropanas company will head the venture with a specialty in steel Syneala. The plan signals major investment and industrial expansion for the city.

NEW Steel Scrippa-McRae Press Association New Castle Del Tropanas Company Steelt Syneala

Half Dollar Saves Man After Gunfire In Meriden

A Meriden Connecticut man was shot at but saved by a half dollar in his vest, illustrating how a small coin can outdo a ten dollar bill in danger. Elbert Hubbard is accused of lifting an editorial from a Cleveland paper for his magazine, a surprising admission of being caught in the act.

Elbert Hubbard Hfting Cleveland

Rubber collars and cuffs spark comic police myths

Bewleyville Kentucky reports wearing rubber police gear is impractical and can impede officers. Schoharie New York and Smallet Missouri mock Cincinnati claims with jokes about paper collars and pneumatic varieties. A New England man foresees a New York quake in August and a poke at Wall Street’s race for speeches ends with a jab about low necked attire. The agriculture department notes rata costs.

Schoharie N. Y Cincinnati T Swan Smallet

Aunt Polly's Corner Cracker Crumbs and Simple Home Tips

A column offers household hacks and remedies: using cracker crumbs to thicken pumpkin pies with less eggs, hot-water facial nerve relief for neuralgia, smoking a key to fit a lock, steaming puddings in molds for light texture, and making cottage cheese from sour milk by pouring boiling water over it.

Electric bulb fatal in Champaign Illinois incident

Gracie Dillon eighteen daughter of G and Dillon was killed by an electric shock from an incandescent bulb. Bertha, in an adjacent room, heard the scream and found Gracie on the floor. The left thumb and fourth finger were burned to the bone and the right big toe bore a burn where the current exited through a ground circuit at a register.

Champaign Gracie Dillon G.&. Dillon Bertha

Daily Fashion Hints From Paris Pattern Feature

The Sun collaborates with a leading pattern company to offer latest patterns for ten cents each. A new pattern is described daily and it claims to be the only ten cent pattern with seam allowances. Send ten cents, pattern number, size, name and address to The Sun Fashion Department for postpaid delivery.

the Sun Paris

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