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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1904
Page
5
A homemaking tip converts two clothing boxes into a practical couch for a one room bachelor home. Use dark green denim as a slip and tuft with old quilts to create a cushioned seat. Hinged lids with leather straps and decorative tapestry can refresh the look, offering a neat, inconspicuous storage solution.
A travel through the grand plaza and exposition buildings outlines the quickest path to state venues, education, industry, and arts using a circular intramural tram ride costing ten cents. It then shifts to a New York museum menu asserting low cost meals for a six member family at thirteen cents per person per day and two dollars total, detailing breakfast lunch and dinner.
The Brightwood Bugle reports on depot widening westward, Hodges injured in a collision, and a Chinese entertainment at the Y M C A on June 2 with a film and musical program. It notes debates over waterworks closure, local commotion, and social visits, plus a cardiac of local happenings and a return of Dr. Witham to practice in Brightwood.
Rex Ingraham arrives at Burnside’s headquarters, faces patrol delays, and is briefly pardoned by Captain Hunter for medical care after a sentry incident. The tense scene foreshadows deeper conflict as Kent and Tracy vanish, and Winn uncovers a web of letters tying Ingraham to Editha Raynor and a nervous illness.
Reported in New York on June 10 the Platt scandal inflames the city as elderly men fear nocturnal taunts in Manhattan. Amy’s return and Ingraham are sidelined by the spectacle, while Mrs Elias faces public scrutiny for fueling the uproar amid the Tenderloin gossip.
Quick ten word ad offered for a bath tub sale in The Suns column. Free ten words as requested.
Street car conductor George Stoots recounts an ingratitude case on the College avenue line. He found a woman's purse containing $38 and turned it in to the foreman, but the owner accused him of theft. The woman later demanded the purse, offered no praise or reward, and left without thanks. The episode highlights alleged ingratitude rather than appreciation for honesty.
A Kansas City case may rise to the Supreme Court over a milliner selling hats to women. The story recounts rival social ambitions, a contested purchase, and a legal dispute after a wearer found the milliner making a second, similar hat for another rival.
A foggy phantom described as a wisp like Sleepy Hollow lore has frightened Grand Chute farmers for a week. A dark shawl figure eluded five pursuers threading fences including barbed wire, entering I C Hyden’s barnyard before vanishing when a watch dog restrained. No trace found after neighborhood search.
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