A Thrilling Plot and Love Story Opens June 5
A dramatic tale blends romance and daring pursuit with lively action. An amateur detective leads readers through a twist filled first chapter expected to appear around June 5.
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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1905
Page
6
A dramatic tale blends romance and daring pursuit with lively action. An amateur detective leads readers through a twist filled first chapter expected to appear around June 5.
Adelia Queenie, born to Adelia Stringer and Charles Barker, was to gain legal status as a legitimate child despite a nonmarital affair. Governor Higgins vetoed the bill amid scandal, noting it passed quietly and would have legitimized a semi polyamorous arrangement. Barker, a wealthy broker, faced public scrutiny over the effort and his relationship with Stringer.
The report from May Zi-vrot in Flagstaff states that Lamplan of Lowell University photographed the canals on state. It is believed to be the first time such results have been accomplished as Jampland secured views of the canal.
Four prominent Springfield youths perished when a rowboat capsized on the James River Sunday. Fred Lee Frank C Gray Lulu Rhodes and Mazes Gate were named among the victims. Two men saved themselves by reaching shore. The accident occurred during a recreational outing with four women in the party.
Special to the Sun Madison Wisconsin May 2 Coach Phi King plans to challenge Yost Williams and Stagg as Chicago and Wisconsin announce a schedule. Wisconsin aims to use veterans like Vanderboom Bush Findlay Kemp Freischer Berthke O'Brien Donovan St Germaine Hunt Clarke and others with Nordenholt possibly joining. The lineup could bring strong crowds for Chicago Minnesota and Michigan games with a Lawrence matchup at Madison October 3. Meanwhile in Cincinnati Father Finn argues Sunday baseball reduces crime and favors healthy recreation for men and boys.
A lengthy town brief notes a large Sunday barber procession. Uptown shops pledge the war for Sunday closing will persist until every shop ceases Sunday operations. Memorial Day market is moved to Monday. Mrs. Kate Ryan of North Capitol Ave. dies aged 53, survived by husband and two daughters. Four Kansans drown in Dodge City during a river crossing incident near Duck Creek.
The bathhouse committee, formed at the last city council meeting, is still large and will likely present a proposal at the upcoming session. South-side residents demand a local bathhouse, and the committee may back this, asking for funds to build three baths on Fall Creek near College Ave, Schissel property near Military Park, and Bradizon Ave and Pleasant Run.
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