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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1907
Page
2
A stylish everyday hat features white Milan straw with pink lining peeking through. The brim is short in front and rises to a high back, with black velvet scarf adding contrast. The crown displays broad pale pink wings and a pink rose accent.
A Philadelphia man credits his wife with extreme thrift saying she never buys onions. She keeps a single onion in a closet and lets it sprout to supply seasoning, cutting new growth as needed and never buying onions again.
A Texas Christian Scientist woman sued a railroad for ejecting her from a car claiming physical and mental anguish. The defense argued her religious beliefs precluded anguish, but the judge rejected it. On appeal she lost, potentially setting a legal precedent.
Professor Zeublin of Chicago urges a mothers pension to spare women from economic pressures and prevent the need to work outside the home. He favors state support on motherhood to safeguard marriage and the家庭 focus.
New York social whirl shadows a pending marriage between Mabelle Gilman and steel magnate William E Corey. Despite immense wealth and lavish treatment at the Gotham and Millionaires Mile, experts question whether money alone can gain entry to the citys ultra exclusive 400. The union promises luxury, public scrutiny, and a test of social acceptance amid New Yorks elite.
A Richmond dispatch claims financier Thomas F. Ryan may be a receptive candidate for the Democratic presidential nomination in 190s. The article notes Ryan’s Virginia residence, perceived conservatism, and alleged detachment from factions, with rumors of pursuing a Senate or Virginia governorship dismissed as beneath him.
The Lawton monument commission schedules a 3 pm unveiling with prayer by Rev. D R Lucas a brief talk by Gov Hanly presiding, a James Whitcomb Riley poem, and an address by President Roosevelt. Gov Hanly may be delayed by health reasons Atlantic City. Mrs Lawton will attend and her daughter is asked to pull the unveiling cord.
A leather worker has created twisted leather hat pins designed to match belts and leather motor coats. The novelty comes in colors like cream blue and cherry. They are described as strong and durable, appealing to sportswomen and outdoor enthusiasts such as golfers and hockey players.
Rev Joseph Wallin, a veteran of the cross, holds a revival at Riverside. Report says workers at his shoe factory are pinching some congregants feet, reflecting tension between faith and labor in Mueddville Tennessee.
The ceremony featured attendees arranged with sweet peas. Mrs. Mc Cormick was assisted by Mrs. Charles BE Coffin, Mrs. Henry J. Brandon, and Mrs. John Perrin in the hosting duties.
Dr and Mrs A J Clark hosted Sunday School members in New Jersey Street Tuesday evening. Music by Morris Grace Roberts and Mrs J Arthur Davis of Hammond Indiana. Also notes of Mr and Mrs William Shepard twentieth wedding anniversary reception with harpist. Minnie Bazin wed John Bontrager at 1315 Brookside Ave with pink and white decor and out of town guests listed.
Society items from Portland list visiting Asher Sinks at 133 N Illinois St and H K Langdon returning from a wedding trip. Luncheon invitations hosted by Mrs John M Shaw for May 18 honor Miss Bodine visiting Mrs Hugh McGowan. Mrs Samuel E Morss invites for May 1 luncheon for Miss Bodine. Alonzo P Green and son Gilbert plan a two month Los Angeles trip. Mrs Charles Pfafflin hosts musical for Mrs Hugh Drum visiting from New York. Mrs Charles Morrison returned from Shelbyville after a card party by Mrs Otto Jay Deeds. American beauty dinner at Grand hotel honors Mr. and Mrs Marcus L Spahr. Late Book club hosted by Mrs William Clifford with Maud Ballington Booth program led by Mrs Moritz Reutlinger.
Police found Mary Velo and her mother Maria Brignoli dead in a Christie Street residence. The husband, John Baptiste Velo, is under arrest charged with the double murder. He claims two men killed the women and that a knife wound on his hand came from grappling with them.
The latest fashion note highlights a single large artificial poinsettia boutonniere as the standout accessory. Its vivid flame color contrasts with neutral green, brown, and gray tailor gowns, creating a striking, perfect texture for the season's boutonniere trend.
Five men injured as a seven story Morley Building on Canal and Washington streets burns to a skeleton of girders. A man falls from the Washington street bridge abutment and is swept away by the river current before he drowns near Adams street. Loss estimated at $300000 with chaos along the riverfront.
A group of Institute for the Blind pupils with improved sight enjoyed a tour of the statehouse geological museum on Tuesday. In charge were instructors Miss Reynolds and Miss Catherwood. The students are currently studying birds and animals.
Frank A. Branagan treasurer of the Philippine islands travels to sign railroad bonds for the Philippine railway company. The Philippine commission guarantees interest, prompting Branagan to embark on a global voyage via San Francisco and Suez, with a Manila signing en route.
Miss Ethel Warner of Chicago, visiting here, was guest of honor at an afternoon tea hosted by her sister Mrs Adlexander McCormick. The tea table featured attractively arranged dishes and refreshments as attendees enjoyed a social afternoon.
Clarkes Lee Harryman a 61 year old millwright died of heart disease just after finishing a patent to separate gold from earth. He lived with son Frank at 214 St Addison St and leaves two sons and a daughter. Executors may test the machine for the estate. funeral is at 4108 Addison St Thursday morning.
Rose fever hay fever and June colds may be averted by a new Austrian drug called ascatco. The Austrian dispensary in New York reports high demand for supplies as early as weeks before symptoms. It claims acateo cures asthma bronchitis and respiratory ailments and offers a free experimental supply by mail from 32 W Twenty Fifth Street New York City.
A health journal touts a blend of Fluid Extract of Dandelion half ounce, Compound Karyon one ounce, Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla three ounces. Shake and take teaspoonful after meals and at night. A local druggist calls the ingredients harmless, claiming the mix cleanses blood and clears skin in days, improves energy, and aids kidneys to filter wastes, with benefits for rheumatism and back pain.
Amid rioting yesterday 19,000 participated while fewer than a half dozen union sympathizers were arrested. Cars carried strikebreakers in uniforms. bricks and stones shattered windows as guards fired, wounding a youth struck in the lungs. Police and mounted officers maintained patrols as mobs surged.
A running mob hurled stones at guards on the first three cars near Van Ness avenue as union pickets urged restraint. Officers sought to disperse the crowd with limited force while a dramatic act of sacrifice was offered by a union man. A guard fired, striking a policeman in the back, with no striker weapon use beyond rocks and bricks.
Hints worth taking describe sewing a kimono sleeve into a shirt waist using the silk as a lining substitute. The waist is buttoned behind and the kimono sleeve attached around the silk under the arm, easing the arm with a narrower bottom strip. Also suggest Hood's Sarsaparilla for cleansing the blood and improving complexion.
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