Widow Isabel Deane Forgives and Returns to Life After Tragedy
A dying seamstress named Madeline Dejoux confesses to deceiving Isabel Deane about an affair and a promised allowance from Isabel's husband John Deane. After the stricken woman dies, Isabel returns home changed, bearing a sorrowful look and then reuniting with her past without speaking of the confession, seeking forgiveness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabel Deane
Sohn Deane
Isabel
Ter
Russell St. Infirmary
Madeline Dejoux
John Deane
Mrs. Deane
Europe
Eminent Doctors Endorse Favorite Prescription Details
The article highlights Dr Pierce s Favorite Prescription with unicorn root and golden seal as a remedy for weak nervous women. It cites Dr John Fyfeous and Dr J Finley Sipewood praising its effects on the reproductive system and related disorders. It quotes medical authorities and promotes unicorn root and Golden Baa root as key ingredients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wa Rafer
Plarce
John Fyfeous
Ecrectica Ly
Helenias
Wits
Dr. Pierce
J. Finley
Union Men in Politics Incoherent Local Report
Fragmentary report from Minneapolis dated November 16 notes Samuel Gompers of the American Federation of Labor shifting toward a political orientation. Resolution by W. M Corliss proposes sending a federation delegation to Australia to study the Tabor movement and by RB Maloney of Lawrence, Manitoba, urging a committee to examine deeper political alignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aevippe-Molian Proan Association
Minneapolis
Minn
Samuel Compers
Amer+ Jcan Federation of Labor
W. M Corlisa
Federation
Australia
RB. & Maloney
Lawrence
Man
Hats and Hair Fashion Across the Season
The piece explains how millinery and hairdressing dictate each other, noting high coiffures with back fullness, puff curls, and toppers that keep hair above hats. It states brown hair is fashionable while copper tones fade, with emphasis on front height, minimal use of puff curls, and refined finishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saya
Walnut Midge Presbyterian Church Incorporation Listed
Articles filed with the secretary of state show the Walnut Midge Presbyterian Church of Jefferson township Washington county and The Casino Amusement Company of Jeffersonville with 95000 capital stock. Directors include Edward L. Denhard George W. Denhard and William A. Rubsy. Robert F. Lusk Howard Brown and David B. Rice are the incorporators.
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Walnut Midge Presbyterian Church
Jefferson Township
Washington County
Robert F. Lusk
Howard Brown
David 8. Rice
Casino Amusement Company
Teffersonville
Capital
Edward L. Denhard
George W. Denhard
William A. Rubsy
Hill Harriman Battle Wages Nip and Tuck on Rail Route
Special to The Sun Portland Oregon November 16 The fiercest fight on the Pacific coast pits followers of dinner di MI and Thirriman for control of railroad routes in the Columbia Valley region Both sides claim vast wealth from links to the Orient and transcontinental lines The struggle centers on the relaying of the railroad map with battles over lines from Los Angeles to San Francisco Portland and extending toward the Canadian boundary Damages run into untold thousands and the outcome remains uncertain as legal cases and rival actions continue to unfold
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Portland
Ore
Northwest
Ruieonatng
Dinner di MI
Thirriman
Felew
Hattig
Rentiomen
Northern Securities
Hill
EM and Harriman
Hut Wt
Ksrriman
Columbia Valley
HSN Os
Harriman
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Win
Aly
Jines Santh
Callfonis
Cohimibia
Diana's Diary a Local Pageant of Secret Affections
Diana writes of feigned illness to miss work at Taffeta and Balbriggan, visiting the Clyrie to observe Tre mayne Marblebrow in Lady Andrey's Secret. She admires his noble looks and hopes her note stirs his interest, believing actors possess intuition as she awaits a response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taffeta & Balbriggan’s
Clyrie
Tremayne Marblebrow
Lady Andrey
Haif
Railroad agents discuss grain rate complaint at Kitchel
William Buegeral of Cincinnati and Warren Starr of Richmond met with the Indiana Railroad Commission to examine a shippers protest that CC&L charges 1 4 to 2 cents more per 100 pounds for grain to Kitchel than nearby stations. Company reps cited unequal rate divisions and stated profits would be affected, promising future correction.
Butler Heads to Minnesota for Charities Meeting
A. W. Butler secretary of the State Board of Charities and Corrections traveled to Minneapolis to confer with the governor and Minnesota board about plans for the National Society of Charities and Corrections meeting in June 1907. He will attend the Minnesota state conference of the board starting Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MR. Butler
Minnesota
A. W. Butler
State Board of Charities and Corrections
Minneapolis
Board of Minnesota
National Society of Charities and Corrections
Mannesota
Pushing Traction Line Extension Near Danville
Danville Indiana workers push expansion of the coal traction line from Plainfield west to connect with the Indianapolis and Western line for Greencastle Beatrice and Terre Haute. Cars are expected to be moved with all speed as the project progresses through 1900s context.
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Danville
Ind
Plainfield West
Indianapolis
Western
Greencastle
Beatrice
Terre Haute
Apples In Plenty Crop Figures From Indiana 1903
Indiana farm statistics for 1903 show 4,794,200 bushels of apples and large tomato, potato, tobacco outputs by counties. Marion and Harrison lead in apples and peas, watermelons and cantaloupes appear in smaller acreages. Also a drug ad touts Mrs Winslow s Soothing Syrup for teething children.
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Joseph MH. Stubbs
Bureau of Sintistes
Indiana
Harrison County
Gibson
St . Bartholomew
Morgan
Pavia
Olle County
Scott County
Tipton
Marion
Spenger
Switzerland
Dearborn
Jefferson
Marion County
Prediction by Raphael Astrologer Daily Forecast 1906
An eclectic advertisement page notes predictions by Raphael the astrologer for Saturday November 18 1906. It mentions eateries like National Restaurant and Gayoty Buffet and trade names Smiftys and Smiths Dye Works. It offers guidance on travel work court marriage and writings, and warns of sickness if birthdays fall on the day. It also lists services from Hotel Englishie tailoring and rug cleaning and a moth clause for ads.
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KIM Money SI MT Py Sresit
Pennsylvania
Eld
the Daily Story
Hill-Harriman
Diana
Wiliam BuegeraMl
Cincinnati
Cc, & L. Railroad
Warry C. Starr
Richmond
Road
Indi
Nea
Mevina St
North Meridian Street
Raphael
National Restaurant
Circle
Odd Fellows' Building
Gayoty Buffet
Ean
Englisie
Maine
Kingston
Boy
Georgy Smoak
Virginki
Mr. Smaak
Costa
Fatrolman Murphy
Smook
C.aneshaensel & CO
Ohio St
Agency For
Plymouth Cordage
Vonnegut
Penn St
Mantia
Menrington
Telephote
Pennsylvania St
Landrraf
Grand Dra
Rouse Block
Hartmann
NEW Opera
Rotel Serner Georcit
Ilinois
Union Station
Teri Station
Johnson & Thomas
Andiana
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