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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1910

Page

4

Governor Advocates Uniform Divorce and Laws

Governor Marshall urges abolition of all divorce laws and supports a uniform national framework. He backs uniform laws on residence length, legitimacy, and property to curb lax practices. Indiana civic leaders push for broader uniform legislation affecting taxes, wills, insurance, and resources.

Marshall Indiana Conference of Uniform Legislation Indians Council The Civic Federation Slatehouse Carles Easley National Vic Federation Fional Civic Federation Jersey Indiana Merrill Moores Uniform Laws Commission Federation John Mitchell James ‘W.noel Joshua Strange Indiana Commission On

Indiana governor mourns death of Pink the cat

An Indianapolis report describes the death of Pink the governor of Indiana's cat. The feline companion to Mrs. Marshall, described as aristocratic and beloved, dies after a dog incident. The event is noted as an epoch in state government history and marks Mrs. Marshall's social standing within the Indianapolis Cat Club.

Marshall Executive Department Thomas A. Hendricks Columbia City Indianapolis Indiana Epoch

Miss Emma Staley Hosts June Bride Party and Showers

Society items describe Miss Emma Staley a June bride as guest of honor at a bridge party and shower hosted by Mrs. Edward A. Meyer with 16 friends. The decor features pink and white, a umbrella centerpiece, and ribbons tethered to gifts. Other society events include theater party honorings, May day dances, club meetings, minstrel performances, and a quiet wedding of Agnes Ketcham to Robert L. Dorsey at the Ketcham home.

Loo Emma Staley Edward A. Meyer N. Canitol Avenue Miss Staley Evan Lilly Bridge Miss Wakelee Battle Creek Mich George Tanner McFarlane Louisville F. G. Darlington Bleasdale Pittsburg McGugin Ironton, C Bushrod Taylor Indianapolis Jackson Institute Elizabeth Vawter Lillian Fletcher Dorothea Campbell Mary Herod Katherine Elizabeth Holliday Elizabeth Harrison Clara Wells Dorothy Stout Ruth Brinkmeyer Isabel McGowan Amanda Williams Corinne Eddy Agnes Ketcham Robert L. Dorsey W. A. Ketcham Illinois Street George L. McIntosh Wabash College

Amusements Highlight Japanese Women Progress

The article notes big progress in Japanese women under western influence, including education, nursing, medicine, and prominent roles in finance and media. It also reviews dramatized works at Sthke Park theater and promotes upcoming Channing Pollock play and Gentry Bros. circus with new acts and parade wagons.

Channing Pollock Opie Read Gentry Bros Illinois

Convention of Y W C A to Be Held Here in 1911

Indianapolis will host the biennial YWCA convention April 19 to 26, 1911, attracting about 800 delegates. The event will showcase prominent women from across the United States, led by national president Miss Grace Dodge, daughter of the late philanthropist W H Dodge.

Y.W.C.A Indianapolis Association St. Paul Indianapolis United States Grace Dodge W. H. Dodge New York

Dog Bite Fatal in Utica Child

Abbie Fitch Gerin, a 4 year old girl from Utica New Jersey, died of hydrophobia after being bitten by a rabid dog. She fell ill Thursday following the bite and endured 36 hours of agony before death in a local hospital. An unrelated ad notes suits made to order at 13.75 by J. Singer & Sons at 438 W Washington.

Utica N. J Abbie Fitch Gerin J. Singer & Sons W. Washington

Opening of Germania Park Delayed by Weather

The Germania Park opening is postponed to Sunday May 21 by the executive committee due to better weather expected then. The event aims to benefit juvenile Germans with new amusements including swings, a tennis court, bowling alley, and a merry-go-round. The club lists about 1200 members and hopes to reach 1500. program features German songs and the Indianapolis Military Band. Committee: President Frea Francke, VP Fred J Mack, Treasurer Joseph Keller, Directors B H Hermann Max Leckner Hugo Weulfing.

Germania Park Indianapolis Frea Francke Fred J. Mack Joseph Keller B. H

Chantecler Hissed in Italian Debut Tour

Naples reports the play Chantecler drew strong derision after the third act with whistling and hooting. Bologna audiences hissed the production and the absence of Mme. Simone and Guitry is noted. Rome next, and signs suggest a hostile reception may follow despite sold out seats.

Naples Italy Bologna Mme Simone Guitry Rome

Trustee's Shortage Subject of Suit in Bloomington

In Bloomington Indiana on May 13 a suit was filed demanding five thousand dollars alleged due on the missing funds of John M Matthews former Bloomington township trustee. R F Walker current trustee filed suit against United State Widality and Guaranty company bondsmen. Matthews died by suicide after auditors reported a shortage.

John M. Matthews Bloomington Township United State Widality and Guaranty ‘Company Bondsmes R. F. Walker Matthews

Saturday Suit Special by J. Singer and Sons

Plainly marked goods with no extra charges. Suits made to order for fifteen dollars seventy five cents, a real thirty dollar value, offered by J. Singer and Sons at 43 West Washington Street.

J. Singer & Sons W. Washington

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