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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1910
Page
11
In a chaotic scene, Howard Jeffries begs Underwood for $2,000 while derailed by alcohol. Alicia arrives to confront Underwood about a threatened suicide and demands he promise not to act rashly. The encounter exposes old betrayals, social pressures, and a fragile plan for survival.
In Paris on March 28 a rival to Mile. Cecile Sorel emerged in Mlle Gabrielle Robinne, a leader of fashion and famed for beauty. Robinne, pictured with Albert Lambert and Mme Le Bargy for a moving picture of the assassination of the Duc de Guise, is showcased in the United States. She wears a saxe blue liberty satin gown by Martial & Armand, with gold and blue embroidery, chiffon accents, and a pale pink rose at the waist.
In Baltimore on March 25 Umberto Constantino a 3 year old man who lived in a boarding house at 217 South President Street killed himself with a penknife after declaring he had nothing left to live for He was found bleeding in his room and died hours later at Mercy Hospital Officials say he had a lean life and had tried suicide before He weighed over 200 pounds and had been recently rejected by his wife who had died years earlier He left a wife apparently but nothing more is known about his family
Paris reports the “new woman” increasingly takes on men’s work across England France and Europe. Dairy farming stock raising fruit growing beekeeping and gardening are cited with examples such as a Liverpool area landscape gardener overseeing a major estate. Yet these women avoid militant suffrage tactics deeming that violence and agitation do not achieve women’s aims.
The N F T C E Club will host a calico hop on Wednesday evening March 30 at St Josephs hall located at 615 East North Street. Members listed include Katherine Sexton Mary Sexton Julia Connell Mayme Anderson Julia Anderson Lillian B Callahan Edna Donovan Eleanor McGrath Margaret McGrath Josephine MacGrath Nellie Moriarity and Myme Moriarity.
In a humorous regional piece, WEX JONES surveys urban fauna of Indianapolis for a playful reception committee. Cats, goats, and horses are described with satirical quirks, locating the animals in city spaces and noting comic dangers and oddball anecdotes.
New York March 28 Mayor Gaynor initiates police reform after past actions as Judge Gaynor when he removed Brooklyn boy George B Duffy from the rogues gallery and condemned indiscriminate mugging He vows to fix abuses after learning of an innocent man held overnight and photographed with crooks at headquarters.
In Baltimore on March 28, residents debated a long standing ice selling ordinance that restricted Sunday street traffic. The grand jury dismissed charges against Harry Phillips over ice sales on Sundays, leaving merchants uneasy about summer stock and the risk of spoiled goods if ice remains scarce.
London report notes John Clarence Hudson, once earning 85000 annually with 260000 in property, lived in squalor on 50 cents weekly. He kept a table for two, once a solicitor, and said he could “do well on 50 cents a week” before seeking hospital care. His romance and past affections linger in the tale.
Mrs Monger A Marshall filed in circuit court to restrain her husband from drawing funds from the American National Bank after detectives arrested him following her complaint. A temporary restraining order was granted and a hearing for a permanent injunction was set. The couple had divorced about two months earlier while she was in New York.
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