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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1904
Page
6
An unsigned notice cites Mrs. A Summers of Fox River Notre Dame Indiana offering home treatment for children with urine difficulties. She states Spankire is ineffective and urges mothers to write for help without charge. The piece urges not to blame the child, suggesting the condition may have constitutional causes.
A special bill passed in Albany granting Molineux permission related to his photographs and measurements. The McEwen bill was approved by the assembly, while other provisions were denied by the department authorities.
The text outlines Korea's population around 140 million? and its foreign trade growth since 16th century opening of ports to Japan. It notes nine treaty ports including Chemulpho and Pusan, lists exports such as ginseng and hides, and imports cotton goods and machinery. It mentions treaties with the United States and others, historical arts, climate, and mineral resources, with American-led irrigation and infrastructure projects ahead of future Japanese influence.
A ragged excerpt describes luxury rail travel from Moscow to the Pacific, claiming the longest 16 day journey with doctors and interpreters aboard each train. It notes on board baths and language services, and explains rural trust in traveling doctors due to sparse populations.
County commissioners opened bids for the Maton county cottage at Lafayette, part of the State Soldiers' Home project. Eight bids were received, ranging from low offered by AL Hercag & Co of Lafayette. The lowest bid did not meet requirements for heating and plumbing and cement walks, and the contract was not awarded within the $10,000 appropriation for the entire work.
An Andjungpolis resident, Mr F C Cook, recounts relief from kidney pains and nocturnal secretions after using Dynan's Kidney Pills. He describes night and morning groin pain, backache, and reliance on his wife for help before finding permanent comfort. Pills sold by Milburn Co and distributors nationwide.
The Indiana trust company as trustee for Norman and Byrne’s estate reports the total value at death at $208,668.34 with $8,000 in real estate. The affair involved insolvent Blym foundry stock and a chair company, plus widow’s election to take under the will, requiring an accounting from the trustees.
CAPT. VLADIMIR SANIVITCHEFR, Capt. Vladimir Burlvitcheff was in command of the Boyartn, one of Kugainy’s men and Inss cruisers at Port Arthur.
A flood at Caldwell-at caused a four foot water depth over streets, forcing residents from homes as sewer issues worsen. The report was sent to the city engineer for action and assessment.
Federal deputies shattered a whisky smuggling plot using a farm wagon with hollow iron axles. Suspects staged trips from a county to town under the guise of buying produce, but hauled illicit liquor to sell at high prices, leading to arrests.
Toledo, April 1. A post mortem fails to reveal the cause of death of Will Bader, noted business figure. Chemist G A Kirchner announces the man died from Mirebenzole poisoning after exposure at a dance event Friday night. The toxin penetrated skin and was absorbed, leading to fatal results.
The Berry Bulla Ing ovenpled by manufacturing establishments and commission merchants was destroyed by fire on Friday, causing considerable damage to the Goule building adjoining. Lowe, $50,000. Contagious Diseases reports for March show three cases of smallpox, one of diphtheria, twenty-two of scarlet fever, three of typhoid fever, and one hundred eighty-four of measles.
A fragmented notice mentions Allen's Foot-Ease and discomfort with lingering dampness in shoes during travel. The text references foot wear quality, comfort aids, and a need for better fitting or supportive footwear for travelers.
The Russhin torpedo boat squadron at Port Arthur is commanded by Capt. Franz Malougieviteh who has distinguished the gel by harrying the harbor and keeping watch over enemy movements.
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