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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1906

Page

5

The Tragic Return of Morgan Wilson and Alice Graham

A storyteller recalls Morgan Wilson once loved star Alice Graham. Wilson, after a fatal theater fire killed Graham, vanishes to study law and later returns as an aging actor. He stages Alice’s play, faces ridicule, collapses on stage, and whispers that Alice must come. she dies with him in spirit as the audience’s remorse follows.

Morgan Wilson Alice Graham Wilson Miss Graham Romeo Juliet Philadelphia Alice

Old Time Mince Pie and Pudding Recipe Fragments

Fragmented home recipe notes describe mince pie meat with beet suet apples raisins and spices plus steps to simmer add brandy and caramel create a loaf then a huckleberry pudding with mace nutmeg and baking powder and a sweet potato croquette method may appear in a mid century kitchen column.

Royal Son, Duty Bound, wed a poor shopgirl

New York dispatch recounts Count Ferdinand von Hochberg abandoning German royal ties to wed Louise Carow, a Berlin shopgirl. The match sparked court scandal, a morganatic union, and a publicized child as the Kaiser’s circle weighed exoneration, while the couple pursued life in America. Also included are household recipes.

Apedal New York Count von Hobbers Louise Carow Heyer McWilliams Ossining Michael von Saxe Weimar Marie Notrothay Rohnstock Royal Opera Berlin Ag “Glausine Waerwollt Rineess Ceestia Louise Carnw Kaiser America Atver Empire Tel Graf Cemudear Johanna Loulee Johanna Louise von Hechberg Enor Ury Enum Nim Count von Hochberg

Speech by Mr White Attacks Edwards Clique and Slurs Yarberry

Hyden Kentucky report notes Mr White urged education reform in the South and river damming projects. He attacked Mr Yarberry with contempt and slander, contrasting with Mr Edwards and accusing Edwards supporters of a clan alliance. The writer finds White's vituperation ineffective and protonic.

Mrr. White United States Ray Yarberry Yarberry Edwards White Cans Mr. White Hyden

Accordion Platting Co Receives Recovered Buttons

A fragment from the Accordion Platting Co at Room and Odd Fellows Building mentions buttons recovered. The text also references a ten word indent in a fan and mentions charges under a three day period for help wanted cases, male and female.

Accordion Platting Co Room & Odd Fellows

Socialites face sharp public scrutiny over fashion

A Britain era scene notes women like Miss Helen Gould and the Countess of Warwick receiving harsh public criticism for simple gowns and bold headwear as society crowds judge appearance. The piece highlights universal public pressure on style among high society figures.

Helen Gould Frankein Krupp Countess of Warwick

Street Dress Fashion Description from Cream and Black Fabrics

A period street costume features a cream satin broadcloth skirt and undersleeves, a cream lingerie yoke and vest, and black panne body and sleeve capes edged with cream cloth. The ensemble includes a cream taffeta panel with black velvet squares and silk embroidery finishing lines of the coat, with large motifs in the same tones.

Chaotic Column Fragments From Untitled Chicago Chronicle

A jumble of overheard remarks and stray quotes captures a chaotic mosaic of social chatter. Snatches mention a few names, a candidate for office, and idle banter about marriage, trains, and everyday life. The piece hints at a bustling urban scene with scattered thoughts and incomplete dialogues.

Bridge Jump Man Unhurt After Brooklyn Bridge Leap

Thomas Urell an 18 year old New York amusement company worker leaped from the middle span of the Brooklyn Bridge into the East River. A waiting tug towed him aboard and he escaped injury. Urell had boasted of diving greater distances to prove his skill. He surrendered to bridge police after the jump.

New York Steve Brodie Thomas Urell Lune Park Grooklyn Bridge Urell Dreamland Cnet East River

Inose coat and hat described in satin fashion

A long Inose coat with a cut away front in soft gray blue satin features large sleeves, a full back, and heavy stitching with big mother-of-pearl buttons. The accompanying gray-lilac salt felt hat has a sweeping aigret and blue rosettes flanking the crown.

Real Charity and the Half Starved Stranger

A brief street scene shows a well off speaker offering charity to a man described as half starved seeking a meal. The dialogue hints at circular or endless appetite and comments on natural laws. The article lists People’s Coal and Cement Co. as successors to Legaton Broa' Fual company with two phone lines.

People's Coal and Cement Co Legaton Broa Fual, Company

Hair Health Secrets From the Philadelphia Bulletin

An old Philadelphia Bulletin piece warns against hair stress from worry and harsh routines. It advises hygienic scalp care, brushing, and avoiding overuse of stimulants while recommending simple rinses, eggs, and olive oil for healthier hair and delayed baldness.

Philadelphia Bulletin Y Castornif Jan Eplendaid

Graduates’ Careers: Teachers, Lawyers, Missionary

Twelve Columbia graduates planned careers, ten married with 39 babies among them. Seven would teach, three would practice law, and one planned missionary work. The missionary bride wed early among the group.

Columbia

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