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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1905
Page
5
In a formal garden scene Eleanor rebukes Lord Derby as she confesses her true love for Egbert the gardener. After a drowning tragedy reveals her feelings, she defies an arranged engagement, choosing honest love over royal expectations, while Derby is left humbled by the revelation.
Visitors at the food show enjoy lively displays from Borris Coffee offering a pony and trap on the final day, Grocers' Baking with free finn cakes, California orange sugar drinks, fairy floss candy, crackerjack, and ice cream cones. Election returns are to be received Tuesday night and canaries are given away with every hundredth ticket. The show closes Wednesday evening.
Predictions by Raphael warn of a very uncertain day with advice to avoid changes and not offend. A one year birthday anniversary occurs on this day, promising business prosperity with caution. a child born then will be active and fortunate but unsettled, and a female may marry unhappily.
William E. Wood division flight agent for the Lackawanna Railroad dies suddenly in Syracuse. He was in the service over 18 years, starting as a local agent and rising through the ranks. He leaves a widow and one child.
The Baltimore and Ohio railroad has awarded contracts for seven signal towers costing about 1.00 each a four-stall engine house and ash pit at Bridgeport will cost 10000 a saw mill at Glenwood Pennsylvania will cost 14000 and an engine house and turntable at Hagelton Ohio will cost 15000.
La Revue of Paris says the natural Englishman is hidden under a chilly mask of rigidity. The article argues this stern facade masks deep feeling, kindness, and self sacrifice beneath.
An advertisement touts TONSELL INE as a rapid cure for sore throat, promising relief after the first dose and complete cure after a few doses. The copy urges readers to treat the claim with the same confidence they would offer a friend.
San Francisco reports that after her return from the Far East Miss Alice Roosevelt, dubbed Princess Alice, hints at an engagement to Congressman Nicholas Longworth. Passengers note their close companionship on the Siberia voyage, while society sources say a letter confirms plans but no wedding date is set and the engagement will stay secret for now.
Nellie wife of Chuck Connora mayor of New York's Chinatown dies after a life spent helping the poor and beloved by Bowery workers and misfits. Chuck kneels by her hospital bed as she urges him to be good. Their romance began in Chinatown and culminated in marriage at City Hall.
East Cleveland looks at a peculiar mayoral race with Leonard Parka a three foot tall candidate leading the ticket. Richard A Butter stands six feet five inches tall on the fall ticket for the Public Service Board.
A district race draws attention to two contrasting candidates. A midget candidate for mayor sits beside a taller rival running for the public service board, highlighting height as a striking visual juxtaposition in the campaign. The scene underscores local interest in diverse representation and voter engagement.
The subject’s initial efforts were crude yet gained support from friends who shaped Chinatown color into print. She mentored Chuck who, once illiterate, learned the A B C and began writing. He became a clearer presence at local gatherings in Barney Flynn's, reading the news to regulars.
Cassie Chadwick of Cleveland, whose scandalous financial actions shocked the nation, was denied a new trial by the federal court of appeals. Her lawyers plan to appeal to the Supreme Court. In Cleveland, Mar Chadwick received a ten year penitentiary sentence in the U S circuit court.
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