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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1909
Page
8
In a Paris inquiry, detectives recover a burned photograph fragment and trace a mysterious English woman linked to Kittredge. Gibelin reveals a London photograph origin and a five pound note trail, while the team probes hotel records, a concierge note, and a chambermaid's sightings. The pursuit moves toward locating the woman's identity and address.
Mr and Mrs Henry Buttolph and Mrs E T Folsom will return next week from Hyannisport Massachusetts. The Misses Frances McGowan Josephine Sharpe and Elizabeth Hughes will attend Briar Cliffe. Mr and Mrs Albert Rabb visiting Louisville. Mr and Mrs William Zumpfe and Mr and Mrs John Aufderheid who toured Europe will land in New York Oct 6. Mrs Mary Grady and daughter Mrs Merry J Borat have left for Chicago Milwaukee and the lakes. The Misses Mary Allerdice Gladys Bassett Katelle Beck Dorothy Layman and Margaret Elvin will leave next Monday for Vassar. Mrs C L Drabing of French Lick is by her parents and sister Dorothy Diederich. Mrs Vinson Carter and daughter Mrs Herbert Wood have returned from Michigan. The Misses Minnie and Isabelle Houghton and Elizabeth Carter are in Buffalo New York. Mr and Mrs J Frank Hanly gave a reception last evening at their new home on N Meridian street with more than 300 invitations. Special guests were the members of the house party Hanly is entertaining this week. They were assisted by a group of friends including Mr and Mrs T Halleck Johnson and daughter Helen Johnson Judge and Mrs J H McCullough Dr and Mrs Frank B Wynn Mr and Mrs Edward White Mr and Mrs Cobb and Mrs G L Wibhon
Allie Quan attempted to jump from a second story window at O'Brien's hotel Thursday morning and will be sent home to Columbus Qa. She is described as a physical wreck and a morphine and cigarette victim. Quan, a Chinese man who aided her, says he will provide money for her return and will accompany her. She claims they are married, a claim he denies, saying she has followed him for months.
In Tampa, Pete Alien warns of a rival entering the bullfrog market. A gentleman in Encambia and Santa Rosa counties plans an extensive frog culture near a marsh, aiming to supply bullfrogs for market with guidance from a government circular that promises opportunities in the sector.
Joseph Zerrill a 12 year old Rochester resident son of Mr and Mrs Salvatore Zerrill was struck by a Boston Fire Department vehicle while crossing Fifth street at the corner of HE street in South Boston. He died half an hour later from his injuries.
A detailed guide for housewives on selecting wallpaper, mixing flour paste, and applying strips with plumb line accuracy. It covers measuring, cutting, matching patterns, margins, and color coordination with woodwork to create straight, clean results.
Thaddeus Tietze, a Hungarian scientist based in South Norwalk, claims he has achieved an elixir that can restore life within hours after death and is ready to become a test subject himself, expressing readiness to endure any form of death.
In Cleveland a 23 year old candidate John Resolf says he has eight children, four of them twins born in two sets. Examiner William R. Ragsdale questions the count, noting the application dated a month ago listed three children. A new baby born Saturday night raises the total.
Catherine Lucas a 19 year old injured in a car crash near Gordon Park while riding with chauffeur Carl Herricks and a man named Trenn. She suffered a double leg fracture and was taken to St. Clair hospital as her parents and aunt miscommunicated about her location.
Dorothy Dix weighs early versus later marriage, arguing young couples face more adjustment challenges while older partners bring stability. She notes health, offspring, and maturity factors, favoring a marriage window roughly between 22 and 32, and invites readers of the Indianapolis Sun to share experiences.
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