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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1906
Page
6
In Bayonne X a girl named Hilda Reiss sought a messenger post after male workers resisted a female applicant. She faced removal but secured the position again, earning tips and praise for prompt service while earning up to several dollars weekly.
Philadelphia era tale chronicles the life of Frank Hipple a devout Presbyterian clerk turned attorney who rises from poverty to lead the Real Estate Trust company. Amid strict religious duty he mentors a son and marries, guiding a quiet ascent rooted in honesty, faith, and service to his church.
A damaged extract recalls a wealthy financier known as Brother Hinple and a charitable life. It laments a fall from upright wealth to crime, noting church ties, bank deposits, and the loss felt among patrons and partners as the city mourns a once revered figure and the end of his era.
An article describes a San Francisco judge weighing a quarrel over two baggy swan patterned bloomers labeled Exhibit A. The women involved dispute ownership and a claim that one party stole the garment, with chaotic testimony and conflicting accounts from Mrs Kopriada and Mrs Kereta as the case unfolds.
Wednesday September 74 offers cautionary notes for Eb Sel and associates. A birthday omen warns travel changes and money risk unless business is kept in hand, with employed individuals seen as fortunate. A child born in 1946 should stay employed to avoid poverty, while marriage and fortune are uncertain this year.
W R Budd, longtime Chicago Junction conductor and local councilman, seeks the Democratic nomination for Congress. The 60 days leave from the railroad marks a bold campaign in a town split between farming and rail interests, with Budd pledging labor-curbing legislation and opposition to trusts and railroad combine power.
The document lists multiple residents in Marion county Indiana applying at October term boards for licenses to sell intoxicating drinks with privileges to drink on premises. Names include Cary and Sachs 213 Traction Terminal, Clary, Beal, and Wade, with addresses at West Market Street, Virginia Avenue, Madison Avenue and other locales.
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