The Beauty of Sybil Sanderson in Indianapolis
A feature on soprano Sybil Sanderson of the Gray Grand Opera Company, highlighting her rise from California to Paris under Massenet, the roles written for her, and her upcoming Tomlinson Hall engagement in Indianapolis marking her first appearance there.
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Sybil Sanderson
Gray Grand Opera’ Company
Tomlinson Hall
Europe
Calye
Sembrich
Great Company
Sanderson
Paris
Con
LaMage
Brussels
Miss Sanderson
Massenet
Jules Massenet
Gounod
France
Mademoiselle
Masseneci
Manon
la Mage
Lasselle
Maurice Grau Opera
Juliet
America
Indianapolis
The Trial For Murder In The Superior Court
The court recounts a murder trial where the accused claimed innocence and sought to call a witness, John Grimes, to disprove circumstantial guilt. As tension rose, the judge and jury faced a dramatic, stormy interruption that ended with a public collapse of the building.
The Prisoner Unmasks as John Grimes in Court
A tense scene unfolds as an apparently dead man rises in court revealing John Grimes. Bystanders react with horror while the solicitor general wears a triumphant mask. A late revelation hints at a bet between prisoner and victim over circumstantial evidence.
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John Grimes
Hoosierisms and rural chatter in Plainfield Thanksgiving notes
An Indiana editor reports from Plainfield on a Thanksgiving visit with Hunt’s Hunt humor and homely scenes. The piece notes Carl Hunt of Indianapolis hunting for a day, provides a mock receipts list for a country gathering, and includes quips about Christmas approaching and local railcar deliveries for the Indianapolis and Shelbyville electric railway at Fairland.
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A Hunt
Plainfield
Ind
Carl Hunt
Indianapolis
Indianapolis and
Shelbyville
Swedish scientist unveils dry milk powder invention
Dr M Egen burg of Gothenburg claims to have invented a scientific apparatus that converts cows milk into a dry powder resembling flour. When dissolved in water it reproduces all qualities of fresh milk. One ounce of powder mixed with nine ounces water yields liquid identical to new milk.
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Gothenburg
M. Egenburg
Wilmington mother fined for neglect and forcing children to beg
Elizabeth Lynn of Wilmington was fined $20 and costs for making beggars of her children and neglect. Four children were taken from her and placed with the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children. Her 14 year old daughter testified she was sent to beg on the streets. The woman has operated in Wilmington and other cities.
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Wilmington
Del
Elizabeth Lynn
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Mixed Aphorisms and Satirical Maxims From Chicago News
A collection of short witticisms and sayings reflect on love, faith, gender roles, time, marriage, ambition, and social comparison. The quotes contrast personal agency, reliability, and human nature with humorous, sometimes paradoxical observations.
Hunters Bring Back Big Haul From Leech Lake Trip
Fred Dingle and partners Fred Meacham A E Clark and A E Clark Jr returned from a three week hunt south of Leech Lake. They bagged around 50 ducks and partridges and deer for A E Clark Jr. plus a black bear. Clark fired both barrels at close range, wounding the bear which died after a buckshot dispatch.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Fred Dingle
F. E. Meacham
A. E. Clark
A. E. Clark, Jr
Leech Lake
Mr. Dingle
Mr. Clark
Astor and Meyer Duel Talk Spurs Social Firestorm
London reports William Waldorf Astor and Arthur Meyer exchange harsh remarks in papers. The feud centers on ancestry claims and past alliances, with discussions of a possible duel and questions of fair fight conduct. Both men trade barbs over reputations and social meddling.
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London
William Waldorf Astor
Arthur Meyer
Paris
Astor
Pal Mall Gazette
Meyer
America
Germany
Charles Martel
Vatet de Chambre
Zola
Holiness Congregation Donates Jewelry for Church Fund
In Wabash Indiana on Wednesday night members of the Holiness congregation donated jewelry silverware and ornaments to the church building fund. The gifts included silver knives forks rings pins earrings and many trinkets plus a few watches and chains. About half the needed sum for the new edifice has been provided.
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Wabash
Ind
Holiness
Tiny East Main infant arrives under two pounds
In Columbus on November 2 a living baby weighing one pound and a half was born to Mrs. W. J. Hudson of 488 East Main Street. The birth marks a remarkable low birth weight record for the area and hospital staff reported the infant in stable condition.
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Columbus, O
W. J. Hudson
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