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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1910
Page
11
Olive finds John Wynter in the New York scene where his guilt and longing collide. He pleads for help and a possible future, while Olive, though bound by prior vows and a lost ring, battles to offer companionship without true freedom. The moment tests love, duty, and the chance for redemption.
New York March 16. Comptroller Prendergast dismissed John J. Hanlon, a clerk in the auditing bureau, for seven days of January and eight late arrivals in February after two trials. The finance department reports other staff with poor time records, while deputy auditor James P. McInerney was reinstated at 2500 dollars after contesting his removal, a dispute over deputy protections.
Thomas A Forsyth of Botson plans a perpetual foundation to fund free expert dental service for Boston school children from birth to age 16. The donation includes building a modern dental facility staffed by top dentists of the state. Legislation is needed to incorporate the idea and implement the plan.
A vivid description from March 16 portrays the Megaphone newspaper office in Quilcene, Washington, perched between a virgin forest near Walker Mountain and Pacific waters nearby. Owner M. FE. Satterlee highlights the locale’s abundance including fruit trees, wild berries, clam beds, and rich timber, with salmon and trout within reach and Hood Canal visible from the site.
Daniel Waldo Field, a 45 year old millionaire and president of seven corporations, enrolls in Harvard Business School. The Brockton shoe manufacturer, who employs 4000 to 5000 workers, studies three times a week and is not a resident student. He is married.
Henry C. Kilmer, commander of the United Boys' Brigade of America, quits two weeks into a post on the appeal tax court in Baltimore. He denounces the levy on poor families furniture as unjust, saying he would not do the work for any amount due to his conscience.
A revival is in progress at King Avenue M E Church. Evangelist Miss Bella Cromwell will preach tonight at 7 30. Strangers and members are invited to attend.
In Vienna March 16, English swindler Fred Lackersteen posed as Capt. Frederick Vanderbilt of New York to woo a Braganza prince's niece and beguile a banker. Detectives exposed his ruse, revealing forged notes signed by a Vanderbilt relative and leading to Lackersteen's expulsion from Austria after a web of imposture and overseas trips.
The Yale Daily News claims to have influenced the acquittal of Nicholas Tchaikovsky, freed in St. Petersburg after a terrorism charge. It says reports of his February 13, 1807 lecture and a direct message to the city helped counter claims he attended a revolutionary meeting and led to his release.
In Hinckley Maine on March 16 Elmer Decker struggled in the river as several men hesitated to act. His wife crawled onto the ice and tied a rope to his shoulders enabling his pull to safety on solid ice.
The count Boni de Castellane reportedly plans remarriage to Miss Aene Morgan, daughter of J Pierpont Morgan, in June pending Vatican annulment of his current marriage to Anna Gould who is styled Duchesse de Talleyrand.
John F. Hansen an attorney from M'Pherson Kansas appeals his eight month jail term for contempt of court to the US Supreme Court. A Kansas supreme court writ of error allows the case. Hansen a Swede from the Dlerne class reportedly refuses to pay a $25 fine after declining to answer probate estate questions.
New York dispatch reports Miss Margaret Dwyer, principal of Pitt and Rivington streets high school, advising 120 girls ages 5 to 17 on husband choices. Since last Friday 20 engagements announced. diplomas to end season with weddings soon after. Annie Kessler 15, Pauline Reich 17, Rose Satin 17, and Bessie Elkin 17 among engaged students. Miss Elkin to wed Julius Bernfeld, a Minsk native, three days after diploma. All seek guidance from teacher Miss Perer, 37, likely to become premier wedding guest.
In Rouen a prosecutor pinned the Legion of Honor cross on Mr. Boulanger before his final address. Boulanger, recently promoted to chevalier for services to the republic abroad, faces fraud charges and a trial follows. The act aimed to sway Rouen jurors amid the assize court atmosphere.
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