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Newspaper
The Indianapolis Journal
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1901
Page
9
With the month of May come the Russian Navy Serge Suits at 12.50. The most popular Serge woven for men's wear. It is woven exclusively for us and made up exclusively by us and sold only by us. It is a feature that has helped this clothing business grow. Despite higher costs the price stays the same.
Saks Clothing highlights its Saks made garments with the Fit Reform system and custom experience. It promises better patterns, careful clientele study, and a larger stock this season. The message touts quality, satisfaction guarantees, and value through superior tailoring and materials. White Vests and White Duck items priced from $1.00 to $4.50 and Marseilles vests from $2.00 to $4.50.
The New York Sun notes modern secret panels and hidden vaults in mansions, including the Stewart house. Architects say secret compartments endure, with boudoir panels for jewels and discreet mezzanine vaults that are hard to detect. Private doors, hidden stairways, and even electric bells feature in imagined and real designs.
Anna Wentworth in Woman's Home Companion recalls meeting W. D. Howells at Lakewood. The famed author praises everyday observations as story seeds, notes writing is drudgery, and stresses continuous effort and self‑discipline to reach a steady "swing" in the craft. He warns the muse requires prompting and hard work.
A lad asks Beecher for an easy berth. Beecher replies that no path is easy, listing roles to avoid and ends with that the only easy place is in the grave. The note reflects a stern view on ease and vocation.
The Mount Morgan mine in Queensland has yielded about 250 million dollars in gold and continues to produce. Connor, a farmer, spurred the discovery after Welsh prospectors Morgan brothers traced gold from a cone shaped hill. The Morgans bought his land, built a stamp mill, and became wealthy, while Connor gained lifelong independence.
Bliss Carman contemplates June as a fleeting ideal in the Boston Transcript. He laments the year’s single June that arrives like an express train, craving more time for its beauty and power, noting few mortals receive more than a few Junes in a lifetime.
In a trusted transmission, Chinese memorials from June during the Boxer crisis criticize incompetent officials and urge hard action. The papers praise Yuan Shik kai and Yu Lu while urging Jung Lu to seize centralized power, deploy troops, and execute Boxers to restore order and deter foreign intervention.
Memorialists urge throne to protect legations as sole means to preserve the empire amid June events and Boxers. They condemn Boxers and Kanen forces, describe raids on legations and civilian plunder, note imperial decrees against violence, and argue true and false Boxers alike undermine order in the capital.
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