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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Nov 09, 1906

Page

5

Woman's Mind Declared Sound After Trial

After a two day trial Martha J Butterfeld aged 4 was declared sane by a local commission led by Justice William C Smock. Experts disputed the husband testimony of temper and melancholy claims. Court found no proof of illness, deeming the ailment temporary and the woman of sound mind. The Butterfelds reside at 209 KX Mimots street.

Husband Sonata Martha J. Butterfeld Comanity Commission Justice of the Peace Willam C. Smock Butterfield Butterfeld Butterfelds Mimots St

Republicans in Control The Democrats Made Gains in Congress

Congressional returns show the Republicans will control the sixtieth Congress with about 60 seat majority. Democrats gained 27 seats, with Republicans winning 222 seats to Democrats 163. Gains occurred across Maryland Kentucky West Virginia Missouri Indiana Illinois Town Maryland Nebraska Minnesota New York Ohio New Jersey Pennsylvania North Carolina.

Sezioga-MecRae Press Association Washington Republiccain Maryland Kentucky West Virginia Missouri Indiana Ilinois Town Nebraska Minnesota New York Ohio New Jersey Pennsylvania North Caro Ung

Talking Machines Used in Remote Isles for Recruitment

A chaotic report describes a talking machine being deployed in the Wakeite Isles to recruit natives for the Queensland labor market. It claims capable recruits are lured by high wages and other incentives, with recordings shown to wandering island crowds. The device is said to support missionary education efforts.

Queensland Aimeuit Plapiafons Fee Se

Dress Up Frock Standard for the Small Household

A dress and frock styled from jumper lines brings a Sunday air for the small house. Color harmony centers on old rosa with deep wine trim. Herringbone cloth forms the front, batiste underwaist adds lace edging, and wine cords outline the waist belt and bands with pink enamel buttons.

Batiste

Endorsed Dr. Pierce Medicines Backed by Publicity

The ad downstream asserts Dr. Pierce medicines are safe because wrappers reveal ingredients and no alcohol is used. It claims physician endorsements, lack of habit forming drugs, and that the products are superior to patent or secret remedies.

Dr. Fierce Hunfalo N. Y Dr. Pierce Toni Sineigorator Pierce Nyatel Lok Helles Marne

Woman Heroine Rescues Five In Great Disaster

Mrs H T McDonald of Philadelphia emerged as the star heroine after a electric train wreck on a submerged car in Atlantic City. She saved five passengers including three Italian musicians and her husband, enduring immersion and danger to drag them to safety. Seventeen perished in the car.

Atlantic City N. I Ives Mra H. T. McDonald Philadelphia McDonald Deta Hat Reid Sam Frank

The Public Said They Were Fools Love and Song Save a Couple

John Bethe loses his job as times grow dull Ellen Graham, penniless, pursues singing to support them Their fortunes rise after a benefactor guides Ellen to a concert stage The couple finds security with Ellen’s rising fame and John’s recovery and new work This is a noted love story of hardship art and resilience

John Bethe Ellen Graham John Elle Ellen Thestreete Elen

Fragmented Musings and Comic Snippets From a Turbulent Night

A chaotic patchwork of overheard chatter and anecdotes unfolds with mentions of a bed discovery, a rebel surrender, and political jabber. The piece drifts through quirky lines about a man named Bustem, a landlord and buckwheat cakes, a New York will, and a dated Albany dispatch on voting habits.

The Girls From The Store Find A Millionaire Dancer

Diana records an eventful day at Pewee Grove during the Taffeta Balbriggan Mutual Aid outing. She meets Claude Bessemer Biffkins, a Pittsburgh millionaire and noted dancer, who recognizes her and plans to call. The other store girls grow jealous as Diana relishes the encounter.

Taffeta & Balbriggan’s Taffeta & Balbriggan Mutual Aid Pewee Grove Pittsburg

Loss of Parkinton heir to Milwaukee hospital fund

Special to The Sun reports a misplaced 45,000 bequest tied to the Parkinton family of Milwaukee. The will by Jona Markinton directed the estate to hospitals if the Parkinton line failed to survive its direct descendants. The unlocated infant heir jeopardizes the indirect beneficiary.

Sun Milwaukee Wis Novi—ny Milwaukee Monolial Association Willam ‘Woods Parkinton New York John Parkinton Jona Markinton

Aunt Polly's Corner Homemade Candy Recipes

Aunt Polly's Corner offers simple winter candy ideas. Chocolate Menders uses chocolate, gum arabic, and sugar to a smooth paste. fudge combines sugar water milk butter and nuts to form thick squares.

Ada

Up to Date Patterns Feature in Sun Fashion Dept

The Sun presents ten cent patterns from a leading pattern company with a new design described daily. Each pattern includes seam allowances, and readers can obtain by sending ten cents plus pattern number and size with name and address to The Fashion Department of The Bun.

Sun Fashion Department the Bun

Unclear OCR Item Claims Early Wins in Boxing Memoir

Fragmentary OCR reveals a boastful remark about a fighter’s early success and subsequent losses. The text hints at a method to win by defeating opponents quickly, with confident claims from the subject about his own start and later mistakes.

Wood coloring promises new Swedish industry breakthrough

A Swedish based process, inspired by an Austrian inventor, minces colorious matter into fresh cut wood to enhance sap color. Birch heart maple elm and basswood respond best, yielding a bright appearance suitable for furniture fittings and streetcar components after seasoning and polishing. A nurse advertises Winslow’s soothing syrup for children, claiming relief from teething, wind colic, and diarrhea at twenty five cents a bottle with a doctor’s prescription.

Sweden Jesenh Phister Winslow al- Jaya Ali Jain Smith

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Congress BH. T. McDonald the Daily Story Alise Singleton Jose Grefter Jim Jeffries San Francisco Chicago Bustem Albany Diana Baby Hospital Mont Fa William Woods Parkinton Alabama Mémory Aunt Polly's Castoria Betes Berrington Light Telephone S. Pennsylvania Rds People’s Credit Agency For Plymouth Cordage Vonnegut Hardware Co Penn St Reasonauls Hartmann’s Zimmer E. Wash St Ndiana
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