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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1903
Page
5
A dated guide on choosing wedding stationery from invitations to cards for church and home receptions. It covers formality, engraving, timing, and the proper wording for guests and family, with examples for both formal and informal weddings and notes on names and sequencing of invitations.
The text outlines formal and informal wedding invitation practices for a bride and groom, detailing verbal or written notices, notes from the bride’s mother, and variations for church ceremonies, receptions, and out of town guests. It emphasizes proper etiquette, date phrasing, and choosing quality paper and penmanship.
Joseph L Day known as the man in Chicago dies suddenly in hotel rooms from heart disease. A storied Confederate era arbiter, he was famed for his vast clothes collection and for aiding as a judge in many form disputes. His death marks the end of a dramatic, novel like career.
In Buffalo on September 12 a shutdown occurred at the Lautz company marble works in response to a National association order. The intervention affects all national marble dealers and will keep shops closed until Thursday when operations resume as open shops. The nationwide move includes major firms in New York Cleveland Cincinnati and Baltimore.
The Church of Our Lady of the Angels in Los Angeles, built beside the plaza, began from a quirky pious tale involving beef, brandy, and mules donated by missions. After 120 years, it will be repaired and remodeled, with the ancient Penance Well noted for its long history and a tale of marriage, citizenship, and church rules across Mexican era California.
London dispatch notes Premier Wittes rise near the czar while his wife remains exiled. The report characterizes Witt as a driven organizer with a reformer’s temperament, and hints at political maneuvering within a bleak empire. The piece contrasts perceived modern governance with unrest across the realm.
The text recounts profiles of M. Tite and M. Witte, detailing his ascent in government, a petroleum cornering scheme by a syndicate, and measures like a 4 percent tax on oil to curb price manipulation. It highlights Witte’s labor arbitration role, rumors of political intrigues, espionage network, and critiques of his ministerial tenure amid speculation and controversy.
Gaspard Rousillon narrates Indian affairs while Beverley pushes repairs as Vincennes revels in a grand river-house ball. Alice’s elegance awes the crowd, Rene de Ronville pursues Adrienne Bourcier despite Alice’s warnings, and Father Beret’s influence casts a moral undertow over romantic schemes during a frosty, starlit evening.
In a lively street promenade, Alice and Lieut Beverley charm the crowd during a dance with Adrienne, Rene, and M. Roussillon watching. The revelry shifts as a nervous alert reaches them, hinting at an English descent into the Wabash valley as the night wears on.
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