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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1910
Page
11
Wynter fights fear and duty as Caird’s fate looms and Miriam plans a surprising move. A secret confession to the India Office, a hurried visit, and a dangerous cover up unfold in a tense, melodramatic chapter set in Westchester and New York. Miriam destroys the confession, altering the danger and future outcomes.
Miriam Kindersley discovers a letter in John Wyrner's handwriting left for her maid in the morning. She wakes unsettled, tormented by dreams of Wynter and looming danger, sensing a troubling cloud over her day.
William Lay, a Honeoye Falls coal merchant and naturalist, wills his $25,000 estate and requests his body be sealed in reinforced concrete within a grave. He directs no coffin, a six inch foundation, six foot opening around the body, and an oval concrete top with an inscription of his name and birth year 1854. Ada A. Lay named executrix to carry out the plan.
A. Radclyffé Dugmore speaks at Second Baptist Church in St. Louis praising Roosevelt as a good hunter yet a bad shot. He recounts Roosevelt's African expedition, notes Dugmore's 1900 safari from Nairobi to Mombasa, and describes the 1,500 mile trip, guide losses, Swahili porters, and the Smithsonian specimens collected.
New York reports ministers clash as Daily Attractions publisher Miss B L Clarke accuses Bible Teachers' Training School of copyright infringement with Every Day in New York. Clarke claims deception, while Every Day antagonists deny copying and say no injunction exists.
Salem Mass March 10 A $1000 fund is left to Marblehead to be divided annually among women who have become mothers of twins within the year The will of James J H Gregory a wealthy seed man who died recently provides this and allocates smaller gifts to Marblehead Episcopal Methodist Roman Catholic Universalist and Congregational churches plus a plan to aid mountain white children in the South The widow is principal beneficiary and the residue goes to the American Home Missionary Society.
The River Avenue Baptist church intermediate class boys hosted the girls Tuesday evening with a well planned program. The quartet sang two selections, John Sink recited several poems, Stanley Scott performed a comic song, and Harold Tardy recited two poems. Refreshments were served.
Fortland March 10 Probation Officer Teuscher urged parents and teachers to regulate children’s attendance at moving picture shows. He warned about moral atmosphere, indecent remarks, and poor ventilation in theaters. He recommended improving home culture and placing wholesome films in Sunday schools. He noted Pacific Northwest shows are similar, with Portland having many more than Seattle.
In Washington state near Bellingham, Mme Schumann-Heink crossed a trestle a hundred feet above ground on her way to a Spokane concert. Flood delays forced further rock scrambling to reach another train. She started at daybreak from a Pullman berth, endured cold, missed one engagement, and arrived almost prostrated.
Boston March 10 report on House and joint judiciary committee action amid two anti lobby measures. Bills would bar political committees from lobbying for compensation, with distinctions between legislative counsel and legislative agents. July 1 start date, with three Democrats dissenting.
An advertisement urges readers suffering from piles to request a free trial package of Pyramid Pile Cure by mail. It claims rapid inflammation reduction and symptom disappearance, discourages surgery, and notes a 50 cent price at drug stores.
Coupon style text offers a free package by mail after submitting name and address. It instructs mailing to Pyramid Dr Company in Marshall Michigan with a blank for name street city and state. The ad promises a free cure sample and drain wrapper delivery.
St Petersburg reports Nicholas Khaikovsky, a radical, acquitted on charges of plotting with revolutionists against the government and the Czar. The trial began yesterday with Mine. Breshkoy askaya present. details incomplete due to OCR.
A medical writer warns that coughing can burst blood vessels, linking coughing with fever and congestion as signs of poisons in the body. He criticizes patent medicines and alcohol, endorsing a home remedy with cherry bark and pine syrup. the regimen promises quick relief, though effectiveness is uncertain.
New York March 10 Justice Hendricks ordered a new trial in the suit by Dr James A Nichols against Fidelity and Casualty Co of New York. A juror was found to have talked about the case and was fined for contempt after an affidavit alleged his remarks at the Knickerbocker cafe. The trial will resume March 4 with testimony focused on Dr Nichols claims of a physician liability policy and fees.
Charles Nadal of Fidelity and Casualty Co requests the man who spoke with Juror No. 4 be brought to his chambers at 4 o clock to discuss the matter. At the new hearing Ramirez was reprimanded and his name ordered stricken from the jury roll.
Miss Leta Traphagen of 602 Sanford avenue, Flushing, and neighbor Charles H. Burchard were attacked by a revolver-wielding assailant at Nineteenth street. Burchard was wounded in the hand by a bullet that glanced off a signet ring. he pursued the robber while Miss Traphagen escaped. Burchard was taken to Flushing Hospital. the motive remains unclear.
Washington March 10 The bill to erect embassies for American representatives abroad was defeated in the house yesterday on a point of order by 171 to 154.
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