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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1905
Page
5
Dr. Schweitzer of the University of Missouri reports careful analyses show alum from alum baking powder remains in bread after baking. He notes the alum is present in the finished product and remains unaltered, warning about its safety and the need for caution in use.
In a village scene the brave Medosky boy leaps into the canal as a sun steamer nears. He pulls Rose Murray from the water but is lost when a vessel edges past. Mrs Murray mourns, while the community recalls the sacrifice and honors his memory.
Police report Levi, a Cincinnati man, accused of bigamy and desertion after seven years of marriage. Rebecca Levi, his former wife, testified he deserted her in New York after being married in two weeks. Authorities say Louie Levi is indicted for bigamy and suspect connections to a matrimonial syndicate led by Dr. Wits hoff. Levi reportedly admitted time served in Sing Sing. Cincinnati police believe broader operations may exist.
New York reports Blanche Chesborough Molineaux Scott, ex-wife of Roland Molineaux, turning to vaudeville with a Broadway engagement. Her husband Wallace Seati will manage the act as her child’s father and in-laws note. Her dramatic past includes a sensational murder trial spotlight, and she now enters theatrical life after a long, tumultuous history.
A fragmented editorial warns of a polarized era where citizens from all walks, including women and clergy, are urged to engage in heated public battles over law enforcement and politics. It laments anger, factionalism, and the ease of finding faults while urging restraint and self-control.
Wynne A Haran, superintendent of street cleaning and sprinkling, leads a conference with Mayor Jahir Wo Tholtz and several aides to discuss a municipal effort to employ more teamsters. Holtzman says the aim is to settle the great problem of hiring in Indiana, noting current difficulties sourcing the eight kinds of workers needed.
A Paris Opera Viardot era profile highlights Mile Chenat Mancini and Marie Caffaret. Chenat, age 21, earned conservatory first prizes in comedy and singing and will headline at the Odeon. Mancini, Italian by origin, graduates with top prizes and joins Paris Grand Opera next season. Caffaret, pianist prodigy, noted for flawless technique despite small hands, draws acclaim from the French musical world.
Ae Matson and crew aboard a New York and Hasen steamer devise a 4 raft lifeboat system. The design is watertight with compartments for fresh water and rests on a deck platform. By pulling a chain the platform tilts, the raft lowers into the water, enabling men to board via an auto pulley within minutes.
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