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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1906
Page
5
A Springs group shares a chilling tale about Miss Standish who, after years of vivid dreams during train journeys, dies in a wreck when a head is severed. A coronet and cipher on a dainty handkerchief aboard the same coach link the dream to the fatal day. The story, recounted by Miss Standish's sweetheart, leaves listeners unsettled as night settles.
John BD Racketoher offered a hopeful blurt about forecasting results saying he always hopes for the beat and sets his aim on a favorable outcome. The remark reflects an upbeat approach to the upcoming votes and public sentiment remains cautiously optimistic.
A 19th century style health ad urges mothers to use Cascarets for infant bowel trouble and constipation. It claims safe relief for colic and rashes, promotes gentle cleansing, and touts the product as the best remedy for nursing mothers. The note emphasizes a ready box at corner drug stores and genuine Sterling Remedy Co. origin.
In Beloit Wisconsin E W Clifton stepped on a match and ignited gasoline in a basin at a dinner party. Mrs Edward Merritt suffered likely fatal burns while her son sustained severe burns and was unable to respond this morning. Both victims were guests at the gathering and are in serious condition.
Solicitor General Hoyt moved in the U S Supreme Court to set December 3 for hearing preliminary questions in the Chattanooga contempt case arising from the lynching of Ea Johnson, a federal prisoner, with the court placing the matter at the top of the day's docket.
Cherlea Al Cook, a stockholder in the defunct Cleveland Linseed Oil Co., files a common pleas suit for 1,600,000 dollars alleging directors defrauded minority holders by selling to the trust. The action names other stockholders as plaintiffs and seeks redress for the alleged scheme.
November 12 report states Columbus police busted an alleged Mafia gathering and arrested Dominica Jordan described as a local branch leader. Jordan faces extortion charges for demanding money from Italians under threat of death.
A fragmented recipe describes beating egg yolks with sugar, then folding in stiffened whites. It mentions boiling water and lemon juice, then adding sifted flour. The text is garbled but outlines a basic sponge cake preparation with gradual mixing of ingredients.
BORANTON Pa November 13 In the case of James Dougherty who was stabbed to death by a hatpin thrust in the home of Misa Kate Burk in Dunmore the county detective and police report an unparalleled criminal case in city history. Dougherty and his former sweetheart had been lovers estranged for some time. Dougherty called on her Saturday night they were together two hours in the parlor then a violent cry and he rushed out. He collapsed near his own home and died hours later. The coroner ordered Miss Burk’s arrest.
A stranger asks about climate as a Boston clerk proclaims healthy regional air. A veteran and his son discuss campaigns and prospects while a wary father questions a confident youth. The piece notes supposedly discarded black troops as the army’s scapegoats.
In Baltimore on November 14 an unromantic telephone company suit against Miss Mary Gittings Gillett seeks 213.05 for long distance conversations with her fiancé in Richmond Virginia. The bills rose from 3.30 in February to 5.40 in March and 33.15 in April before tapering to 5.20 in May, ending with a break in calls.
A vivid glimpse of Korean recreation shows straw rope swings as a common pastime unlike Western sports. The durable ropes sustain weight when three acrobats stack on shoulders, illustrating simple pleasures shaping daily life and a culture with no formal national game.
An old spangled gown can be updated with a new foundation and sewn to become a fashionable and dressy outfit for this winter. The gown suits only certain beauty styles, but those who carry themselves with dignity will appreciate its elegance.
Captain Q Hearn of the steamer Oliver H Perry was drowned Sunday. The exact cause of the accident is not known, and details are not yet clear. The incident occurred amid a rough sea as the vessel operated near Bay. Investigations are expected to determine how the tragedy occurred.
A diary excerpt reveals Diana accepting a proposal from Pittsburg millionaire Mr. Biff kits after he asks her to loan money until the next Steel Common dividend funds an engagement ring. He jokes about sharing wealth while she anticipates rivals at Taffeta Balbriggan.
A dinner gown in mousseline despice shade antelope gray with rosa pink taffeta, featuring tucks, insertion, and flounces in a princess model. The berthe uses soft gray silk, a yoke outline, Mechlin lace dyed to match, puffed elbow sleeves, and a gray chiffon double ruffle with lace insertion.
Prediction notes an unpropitious day for Wednesday November 11. It warns to avoid new enterprises and to guard health. It highlights danger for young women, possible deceit, and a female child born on the date facing financial and marital troubles.
A mixed page note promotes home sewing and a shoulder form for fitted dresses, plus a long recipe list for homemade candies. Instructions cover chocolate coating, fudge, nut buttons, apricot glaze, marshmallow goodies, cream almonds, mint drops, candied ginger, maple cream, and cottage confection methods with sugar, butter, and flavorings.
The Sun partners with a top pattern company to provide the latest sewing patterns for ten cents each. A new pattern is described daily. The only ten cent pattern that includes seam allowances. Send ten cents plus pattern number, size, and your name and address to The Fashion Department of The Bun.
Pattern No 1607 showcases a three-quarter length TADTES ETON jacket in fur or fur and cloth, suit for dressy wear. It features a satt kid finish, collar and cuffs in fur, standing collar, and decorative fur options. Measurements listed include bust and waist ranges with yardage requirements for fabric and trimming.
An exhibition opening this month in St Petersburg under Princess Hugente of Oldenburg directs attention to women’s work. It invites entrants from around the world to showcase leather belts feathers and down goods and the consul general for Busela in New York will provide the required permits.
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