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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1907
Page
6
The excerpt details wolves as fierce predators in the northern Rockies, their hunting tactics against large game and livestock, and rare encounters with humans. It includes anecdotes of wolves hamstringing horses, luring prey, and close camp encounters with growling packs near a lonely mountain camp by a lake and stream.
M. Rodichev, deputy in the douma and speaker for the intellectuals of the Democratic parties, rejects Premier Stolypin's call to arrest 16 members and expel 55 others. He argues death is preferable to a tame submission to reaction.
Howe notes the old fashioned man who claimed his dog did everything but talk. The article asserts the dog remains full of talk and continues to dominate conversations, keeping the household in lively discourse.
New York June 18 Trinity church is under fire again for its wealth and control of vast real estate. Estimates place Trinity holdings from 40 to 100 million dollars, with prime lower Manhattan land once part of Queen Anne’s gift. The church, run by wardens and vestrymen, faces criticism as a powerful landlord with limited public reporting and secret voting on church elections.
Pierpont Morgan, the future financier dubbed the money king, spent two years at Institute Sillig in Vevey Switzerland as a youth. Professor Auguste Schellerberg recalls a disciplined, methodical pupil who balanced studies, sports, and a keen appetite for knowledge. Morgan visited Europe later, buying art treasures as he built a colossal enterprise.
The document lists Charles Payson of Washington Frank Payson of New York James Craig Wadsworth of New York Ger alt Beekman of New York Edward Lowell of Boston Joseph Barnard of Boston Virgil Gilmore of Cincinnati Andrew Robeson of Brooklyn Dr Col lings Warren of Boston Thomas W. Ward of New York Charles Sutter of Washington as parties or signatories in the notice.
M Fedor Golovin, president of the Douma, is a member of the Constitutional Democrats, the largest party among several in the Russian parliament.
An elderly country woman buys gloves in a department store. The saleslady shouts cash while the shopper fumbles in her valise, claiming she will pay as soon as she finds her pocketbook. A brief ad for COMPEER CIGAR notes it as best on earth and widely sold.
A brief notice invites readers to use The Sun's wanted help column offering guidance on charges for ten words over three days. The readable text emphasizes a service model and pricing cadence, though specifics are sparse.
Special to The Sun Great Barrington Mass June 18 Mount Washington the smallest Massachusetts town celebrates its fifteenth anniversary. With 82 residents and 17 farmers its affairs are run by a tight farming group who decide roads postmasters road restrictions taxes and other civic matters. The community high above the mountains features a single church and school house and no railroad station reachable by a 13 mile wooded drive from Great Barrington. It is notably debt free with low taxes, and is home to the Sky farm and the Goodale sisters famed poets with the nearby Goodale farm aging from a century. Henry Goodale once raised 400 bushels of potatoes on an acre.
Government tests indicate briquettes made from slack coal pressed with tar burn with minimal smoke and produce more steam and power. Railroads including Missouri Pacific and Rock Island have tested briquettes, noting lower smoke and potential fuel-cost benefits for locomotives, especially in city approaches and fast passenger runs.
A bold suitor tells the father he loves his daughter and that they have pledged to marry. He declares that his consent proves the union is agreeable and essential, prompting the astonished father to concede. The scene centers on nerve and parental politics in a marriage proposal.
A joke shop offers a cracked joke book at half price. The customer, oblivious to the damage, buys it while the dealer wryly notes readers will see the flaws once they read the cracked jokes.
Promotes a remedy that cures old chronic sores regardless of duration. Describes instant relief and reduction of inflammation. Attributed to a discovery by Fallroad sureB with emphatic assurances of unparalleled healing properties.
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