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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Nov 02, 1906

Page

5

The Untamed Love That Drove A Marriage Astray

A lawyer narrator recalls secretly undermining his wife Pauline through emotional distance and control. He narrates years of misery, a trip to Cuba, and a deathbed telegram revealing the cost of his aloofness and the rift in their marriage.

Do You Want to Know What You Swallow

fragmentary clipping questions digestive topics and remedies with unclear details and numerous garbled phrases. no clear person place or event is identifiable.

Prediction by Raphael the Astrologer for Nov 3 1808

The astrology note warns of disputes and annoyances for those with birthdays on November 3 1808. It foresees health concerns and an unfavorable year, advising caution in finances and business and suggesting marriage luck for a female born that day.

Double Tragedy in Pittsburg Pact Ends in Deaths

Louis G Hampden a 6 year old financier and Victoria Teczkaw 23 were found dead in a hotel room in what police call a pact in a double tragedy. Hampden shot himself after Teczkaw was shot four times, fragments suggest he urged her to kill herself with him. Hampden was assistant secretary of United States Trust Company. his family unaware of the attachment. Teczkaw had posed as his fiancée for six months as they resided under assumed names until discovery.

Pitthburg Pitesburg Louis G. Hampden Wall Victoria Teczkaw Dormer Haiti Lana Faimpdon United States Trust Company Wer

Fragmented Prose Scraps From a Turbulent Mailbag

A collage of jokey quips and overheard snippets from a chaotic era. Wry lines touch on a court case, sailing mishaps, politicians, and social mores. The tone mimics a bustling newspaper page of ditty-like blurbs and wry observations.

Canary Trained By Mistress to Talk

Special to Tee Sim Cleveland Nevada Dearie a canary trained by Mrs Long in Payne avenue learned to speak. The bird initially only echoed hello and soon after months of patient teaching could repeat many phrases heard in the home and now talks as clearly as a trained parrot.

Canary Mistress Tee Sim Cleveland Dearie Mary Payne-ave Mia Long Firat Birs

SATard OYE Works at 240 Massa Time Meek

A fragmented OCR item mentions a place and time with unclear roles. The readable parts reference 240 Massa and Meek, suggesting a local event or listing but details are not fully clear. Further context from the source would clarify the exact action, participants, and location.

Home cookery notes for buns pudding and toast

A dated recipe fragment outlines methods for making sweet buns with milk butter sugar yeast and currants, fruit pudding with oranges bananas peaches and strawberries plus a custard, and a bacon and toast dish. It lists steps, ingredients, and serving suggestions with implied quantities and process cues.

Famous Indian Dies At the Age of 115

Special to The Sum reports Ma-ta-wer the renowned Indian healer from La Mesa has died at 115. Known as ann Mmoaglah by southern California tribes, he was famed for cures by laying on of hands. He traveled in a battle dog cart, wore pale face garb, and guarded a rumored secret from generations, which he took to the grave.

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Aunt Polly’s Corner Household Hints and Progress Note

Household tips on kerosene softening damp boots and brightening ware. Cleaning zinc with paraffin, enamel paint on hooks, pouring batter from a pitcher, camphor in clothes press, and kitchen kettle care. A brief note on women’s rising employment in Japan amid 18 years of social change.

Honored by King Edward American Youths Invited to Balmoral

Marshal Fieldn daughter Mrs Hearty wife of Capt Bently Ainbee honored by King Edward who invited the young people to dine with the royal party at Balmoral. It is a rare personal honor for an American by the king and queen.

Marshal Fieldn Hearty Capt Bently Edward Balmoral Une Kink

Did This Woman Marry a Dummy

In New York a sensational double scandal unfolds with a young woman claiming to be Mrs. Mary McCool who sues millionaire Peter F. McCool of Butler Pennsylvania for desertion and nonsupport. She says they wed in New York on June 19 1904 and has his letters and a supposed marriage license. McCool says the other McCool is an impostor and says the man who married Mrs Walker was a fake. The alleged wife in Butler says she has a home paid for by McCool and will produce witnesses to prove her marriage and rights. Neighbors question the other woman’s claims as the dispute heads to court.

New York Walker Mary McCool Peter F. McCool Butler, Pa McCool Quay Ty Black McCool No. 2 East End Pittsburg Butler McCoo Butala Pitteburg McCoa Aha B. Brot W. Forty-Second-St Bess

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