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Newspaper
The Indianapolis Journal
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1901
Page
8
Larry Lorry and Anguish flee Edelweiss after a palace upheaval as Graustark faces debt and danger. The princess confesses love, aiding an escape mock trial and a duel plot, and the two Americans drift toward a hopeful, quiet future abroad.
Three royals drift into uneasy sleep as Graustark prospers yet within the castle shadows a plan unfolds. Lorry and Vetive pursue a forbidden love while ministers debate royal welfare and fate. The Count, torn by duty and affection, learns Larry may not marry a princess, yet Larry vows to hope and fight for love. The scene ends with Vetive appearing to Larry in the moonlit balcony, awaiting his kiss.
A National Magazine poem depicts Ida donning blue gingham armor and battle gear to conquer a kitchen of batter, flour, and vegetables. The playful battlefield includes pots, pans, and utensils as Ida leads a culinary charge, turning a chaotic kitchen into a triumphant meal.
Vibre Combine Incorporated POWER Del December 4 reports the American Vulcanized Fiber Company, with capital 5400 dollars, formed today as a nationwide merger of most Sher firms. Incorporators include Richard B. Constance Frank L. Arnold Arthur Coon of New York and Gardner W. Kimball J Ernest Smith of Wilmington Del.
The trial of Martin Freeze, charged as an accessory to murder, began in the Criminal Court before Judge Alford on a change of venue from Shelby County. Myra Freeze, his wife, shot William E. Gray last July, first in the breast then beneath the neck, while Freeze allegedly aided and drove her to the crime scene.
Attorney William Nelson filed a damage suit for $1,000 against John Long the turnkey at the police station and Long's bondsmen. He alleges Long and certain attorneys have conspired to divide the principal parts of all money.
A plaintiff alleges misconduct at the city jail where conspirators and schemers would bar certain lawyers while allowing others, with proceeds from some defendants to be divided among them. The suit also targets Long’s bond and a separate trial concerns a faulty telegraph transmission.
The will of John EB Bradshaw executed in Paris on May 3 189% was probated yesterday leaving all to his wife. Bradshaw once wealthy now has a small West Side property and a mortgaged Wright Bradshaw building. He died after being found unconscious at a saloon rear and later in a sanitarium. Meanwhile Charles Richardson and Thomas Smith two Hotel English waiters are bound over to the grand jury for grand larceny after a guest’s purse containing 25 dollars and a diamond brooch disappeared. the purse was later found in a barrel in the basement. The Republic Chemical and Creosote Company faces a 3 dollar damage suit from John M Payne for injuries at the plant.
Circuit Court actions include foreclosures and divorces with multiple defaults and judgments. Notable entries: Alice G. Scott vs Daniel L. Grove et al. foreclosed. Carrie Murphy vs James J. Murphy divorce. Roy L. Evans vs Davie Evans divorce. The State Bank of Indiana vs Estelle G. MacDaniel foreclosure. New suits filed include John W. Payne vs Republic Chemical and Creosoting Company damages $3000 and Olive A. Cox vs Charles H. Cox divorce.
Supreme Court minute lists multiple appellate actions across counties including the McElwaine-Richards Company against B J Gifford in Jasper and Edith May Hammond against William G Croxton in Steuben. Notices note petitions for certiorari rehearing and extra time granted, with assignments of errors and briefs filed.
Notice to ap pellees not joinding in error and praecipe 4266. Laporte 8.C. Assignment of errors. The document outlines joinder issues and assigns errors in the appellate record for the Hammond case against Bridget Maker with LaPorte Court of Appeals.
The annual Y M C A Camera Club show opened with a smaller but valued display of outdoor photos. Many praised the quality, noting rare easel works resembling steel etchings. Judging began last night, with awards expected tonight as the public can view the exhibit. ST. CLAIR, Indianapolis, Dec. 4.
The School Board has purchased two portable schoolhouses for a practical test at a total cost of 1008 dollars. If more are ordered, unit price could drop. One building may go to North Indianapolis and the other to Brightwood for use.
James M. Cotfield a retaliquor dealer of Greenfield filed a petition in bankruptcy with liabilities of 1577 and assets of 250. George Scoggan of Marion Indiana a tailor filed a bankruptcy petition showing liabilities of 3070.42 and assets of 0.
The State Board of Health has received no requests from strawboard factories or tin plate mills for renewal of permits to dump refuse into Indiana streams. The seven permits issued during the year expired on December 1.
A playful family note questions dessert timing and offers quick two minute preparation with hot water cooling. Flavors include Orange Raspberry and Strawberry, priced at 2 cts.
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