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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 02, 1903

Page

3

Hartman Peruna touted by doctors for catarrh relief

A promotional letter style piece extols Hartman Peruna as a cure for catarrh and related ailments. It cites Dr. Robert A. Roberts and others praising its efficacy, recounts patient recoveries, and urges readers to send for cures and medical advice from Dr. Hartman at the Hartman Sanitarium in Columbus Ohio.

R. Robbins Mhakogee Ferma United States Maine California M. C. Gee Peruna Old Johns Street San Francisco Cal Partinen Verona Hartman Aif Arntia Addrésa Hartman Sanitarium Columbus Ubi

Cooking School Opened Late and Mrs Armstrong Blame On Butcher

The article describes a late opening cooking class led by Mrs Armstrong at the Ger Hal house on a Wednesday. It details techniques in meat searing to preserve flavor, preparation of potato balls with French peas, and methods for cooking meat to retain juices.

Armstrong Jeeson Ger- Hal House Wednesear Hue Choi

Springfield Laborer Amasses 2 Million Fortune

Charles H. Smith of Springfield Massachusetts, born in Hartford, built a vast fortune as a laborer over 91 years. After early mining profits, bank deposits grew to $2,100,000. He moved from East Windsor Hill to Springfield, buying land including a 20 acre farm in Fording Hill for 10000, and recently invested in a horse and carriage amid reverses.

Springfield Mass Infaney Charles H. Smith Smith Hartford Conn Erastus Smith California Ofter Smith Kares H. Smith East Windsor Hill Martford Fording Hill Matey

Rescue of Captain and Mrs Rennie After Crisis at Hawkins Point

Captain and Mrs Kennir Rennie of Buffalo were rescued from the pilot house of their Sachs Mystery after spending 4 hours exposed to high seas at Hawkins Point Chesapeake Bay. The couple endured hunger and fatigue as waves broke over their shelter until help arrived.

Baltimore WO Rennie Buffalo X.Y Hawkins Point Chesapeake Kennir ¢Lang

Loss of 1,200 men amid heavy February storms

In Mamburg April 2 reports say 1,200 men were lost as two steamers sank with full crews during February. The same period saw 527 ships damaged. February storms were the worst in 25 years, amid other notes on railway expansion in Richmond region and Fort Wayne traction discussions.

Mamburg Te Furan

Damages Asked in Big Suit Against Multiple Railways

Charleo and Elizabeth Farmer file separate damage suits for 3000 dollars each against Indianapolis street railway, Indianapolis traction and terminal, Imetinatl Indianapo lia & Western, and U H D railroad companies for injuries from a grade crossing accident at Washington street crossing. Mr and Mrs Formes were passengers on a street car when it struck. Gov Durbin won reelection in Anderson. Durbin event noted in Richmond.

Charleo Elizabeth Farmer Indianapolis Street Railway Company Indianapolis Traction and Terminal Company Imehinatl, Indianapolia & Western Washington St. Crossing Formes Pau

Yale Prize Won by Negro Student in Historic Victory

KEW HAVEN Conn April 12 N Pickens a Negro of the Junot clues has won Yale s Henry James Ten Eyck prize by an essay arguing against external intervention He is the first Negro to win a Yale competitive prize Pickens from Little Rock Ark and 20 years old attended Dega College Atlanta before Yale He spoke with notable rhetoric and was applauded by listeners The prize carries an income of 200 and was established in memory of a class member.

Kew Haven Conn Wiliamt N. Pickens Junot Clues Henry James Ten Eyck Price Tallidega College Atlanta Yale Ten Eyck Iuggley Trust Association

Crippled Girl Cured In Chicago After Cast Removal

Annie Kreuter, seven percent, underwent congenital hip dislocation surgery by Dr. Adolph Lorenz and Dr. Adolph Mueller. The plaster cast was removed Wednesday and she walked without crutches or pain. Her case cited as a sign the Armour family child may also recover. In Boston a woman named Mary Jones, who did not reveal her home, killed herself and donated clothes to charity after leaving a note.

Chicago Annie Kreuter Adolph Lorenz Adolph Mueller Lolita Armour J. Ogden Armour Annie Mr Armour Hite Hoston, Mags Mary Jones West Harvard Medical College Salvatian Army

Capl Alfred Lee and the San Bernardino Dragon Case

Capt Alfred Lee a former Ohio politician and secretary to Hayes was in San Bernardino as Germans under Hayes were committed to Highlands asylum by Judge Oster after a jury deemed them insane. The proceedings featured emotional testimony from the accused man’s wife and family as Lee, now wealthy in citrus, seeks to secure the fate of the dragons in his orange groves and residence in Redlands.

San Bernardino Cal Alfred Lee Frankfort Hayes Highlands Oster Atea Mann Len Whe Quest Budge Dasseis Ata Ker Lee Columbus Agen Politis i Ohio Tlayes Redland

Births and Deaths and Marriages in City Notices

The Columns notes births and deaths with names and ages including James M. Comstock and Mary Newby. Marriages listed: Willam Nathorn and Flovidla Farle kaward, Kitick and Minnie Hanpke, and others. Building permits filed for residences and shops across multiple streets, with values and locations noted.

Marelages Willam Nathorn Flovidla Farle Kaward Kitick Minnie Hanpke Willams Blake Idaslayer Garneld Davis Cecil Andersen William A. Waller Verda Coley

House Moving and Fine for Tree Branch Cutting

A laborer named Roach was fined $5 and costs in police court for cutting branches from trees in front of E. L. Cothreil’s residence at 6 N. Pennsylvania St. The incident involved moving a house along Pennsylvania Street and a driving team. The case was appealed.

E. L. Cothreil Pennsylvania St James Toach Roach Cothrell

Annual meeting draws 2000 teachers to Richmond

About twenty percent of teachers gathered in Richmond for the Northern Indiana Teachers Association annual meeting opening Thursday at the Coliseum, with Burtham College extending the welcome. World’s Fair laborers contracted by Lovejoy & Co. to hire carpenters for exhibition buildings. over 2400 men to be employed, skilled workers already in place. unskilled helpers to be recruited, no smoking or drinking on grounds. Dr. W. J. Hickman named to lead through July as president of the New York Chautauqua board of trustees. Weather and health notices clutter the page with ads for Hood’s Sarsaparilla and Mrs Winslow’s soothing syrup for teething.

Richmond Northern Indiana Teachers’ Association Kelley Burtham College W.putnam Lovejoy & O St. Louis Indianapalia Sair Grounds Br. Putnam Ir. Putnam New York Chautauqua Greencastle Ind W. J. Hickman de Pauw University The

Wonderful Resources of the West Homeseekers Tickets Offer

Union Pacific announces low cost one way colonial and round trip homeseekers tickets from Missouri river terminals to major Western points. Deals include excursions to San Francisco Los Angeles Portland Seattle and more with dates in March April May and June. Contact W H Cannon G A for full details and sale dates.

West Union Pacific San Francisco Los Angeles California Oxden Salt Lake City Butte Anaconda Helena Spohine Wanatehee Portland Washington W. H. Cannon

Inauguration of International Historical Congress in Rome

Rome hosts the inauguration of the International historical congress with King and Queen of Italy receiving applause. Delegates include American figures such as Prof. Boumne and Dr Ernest Richardson. Meanwhile Louisiana sees religious refuges seeking settlement, and a bankruptcy case in Grant County. Admiral Bebley plans Helena visit. missing New York dealer Adolph Oppenheim draws $2000 reward.

Rome International Historical Congress Italy Prince Colonus Signor Nasi Henry Boumne Dra Srnest Richardson Rosce Thayer Courtington Ford New York Adolph Oppenheim Alle Monda

Wall Street Opening Slumps Amid Broad Downtick

New York stocks opened tame and generally lower with wide declines in key names. Major losses hit Southern Pacific Pennsylvania and Atchison Topeka as market tone remained weak with little news to justify the downturn. Reading, Canadian Pacific, and Western Union moved lower while Rubber and Copper fell. sugar weakened on reduced output.

New York Southern Pacific Pennsylvania Atchigan St. Paul Canadian Pacific Reading

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