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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1909

Page

8

Mystery of the Yellow Room Concludes on Acquittal Hint

Rouletabille details the wound and alibi in the Yellow Room case. He notes a bloodstain on a table corner, a blonde hair, and the sequence from 5 to 6 o clock. Darzac remains silent while Rouletabille urges an acquittal to shield Mademoiselle Stangerson. Larsan’s plotting and the janitor Daddy Jacques’ role loom as the mystery narrows.

Joseph Rouletabille Mademoiselle Monsieur Président Mademoiselle Stangerson Mademoiselle Stangersene Daddy Jacque Mademoiselle Stangersen Daddy Jacques Monsieur Stangerson Larson Ballmeyer Monsieur Darzac Rouletbille Roulemabille Rouletabille Monsieur Roulembille Monsieur Presidnet Monsieur Robert Darzac Larsan Mademoiiselle Stangerson

Independent Miss Gower to Open at Park Theater

Shuberts arrange with Dickson & Talbot to book independent attractions in three theaters. Mary Mannering headlines next Monday at the Park in The Independent Miss Gower, a Brunner comedy. Cast includes White Whittlesey, Dodson Mitchell, Mrs Rial, Mary Nash and twenty others.

Shuberts Theatrical Trust Dickson & Talbot Park Theater Mary Mannering Miss Gower Miss Mannering Emma Beatrice Brunner Garrick Theater Chicago Miss Mannerins James K. Hackett White Whittlesey Dodson Mitchell Mrs. Rial Mary Nash

Cunning Larsan's Master Deception Revealed

The narrator explains Larsan's elaborate schemes to clear suspects and frame others. He cites disguises, pre-crime surveillance of a pavilion, and theft of a Basque cap and hants. Larsan's confessed deceit links to past cases like Credit Universe and Golda Ingots of the Mint, implying many innocents jailed.

Epinay Daddy Jacques Larson Credit Universe Ballmeyer Larsan

Here I raise mine Ebenezer hymn misread by children

A Delineator July note recounts two young listeners recalling an “ Ebenezer” line misheard by choir. After church, the children confessed they sang a different hymn and felt chagrined. The anecdote highlights humorous misinterpretation of church songs and memories.

About Teachers About Teachers by Elbert Hubbard

Elbert Hubbard extols teachers likening them to mothers and arguing education thrives when teachers are altruistic, patient, and free from coercive discipline. He cites Thoreau on feminine genius, laments low pay, calls for noble, well-supported educators, and contrasts spending on war with schooling.

Not Like Papa Not to Be Shaved at Barber Shop

A bright young boy goes to a barber shop for his first haircut and, while the barber is out of sight, tells his father in a hushed voice that he is not to be shaved. The Delineator for July presents the quaint moment.

Thoreau

Little Katherine Tests New Shoes for a Photo

Katherine aged 2 wears new shoes and poses for a picture in the July Delineator. When asked why she looked downward she replied she wanted to see if her shoes were being photographed, a charming moment captured for readers.

Katherine

Roosevelt Sees Steady National Machinery In Quiet Strength

In a diplomatic note, Roosevelt expresses confidence in the national machinery's safe progress. He notes Taft's presence in Washington and suggests the former president should remain briefly in Africa before resuming duties. The statement underscores reconciliation and continuity in leadership during a transitional period.

Taft Washington Africa

Quiet post presidential calm after six years of tension

Dr. C H Parkhurst writes that since March 4 the nation has slipped into a tranquil normality with reduced tensions from the Roosevelt era. He likens the prior state to a thunderstorm and says the national machinery runs safely in a quiet, dignified fashion as Taft remains in Washington while Roosevelt's successor stays abroad.

White House Roosevelt

Nighttime Show Windows Quietly Attract City Shoppers

Nighttime window displays draw crowds as shops keep lights on after dark during warm months. L S Ayres touts Stransky steel ware and aluminum kitchen sets, Turkish water pipes at Pier son shop, and new studio designs for graduates. The Baldwin piano window highlights internal components and felt used in action parts.

Stransky L. S. Ayres Roups Sone Baldwin

New Veil Trends and Elegant Accessories Noticeable

Chenille spotted veils and hand painted sashes lead the season's novelties. Pointed basque waists appear with new patterns, while rafla cloth bags and light leather belts feature in the stylish set. Horsehair hats remain supreme, with broad brim midsummer styles and Cavalier shaped hats making a bold statement. Red gloves stockings veils and shoes appear as color novelties while jet and gunmetal hat trimmings add sparkle.

Oh mamma sumfin said sumfin in fright

A four year old girl named Florence on a country walk with her parents in Gay spots. a mule attached to a farmer’s wagon brays as the child steps closer. she flees in fright and tells her mother with wide eyed astonishment that something said something.

Gay Florence Mamma Sumfin

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Indianapolis Sun By Gaston Leroux West Washington Street Gover A Surete Daddy Jarques Elbert Hubbard America Earth Papa H. P. Wasson & CO New York Copenhagen DR. C. H. Parkhurst Mr. Taft Pierson Shetnat Main. Ave North Star Vonnequi Hardware Co East Washington ST
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