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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1904
Page
7
A cheerful crowd from the work house travels with thirteen passengers aboard. An anxious crapshooter boasts luck despite fears of danger. The group reaches Col Shaw's villa in time for dinner without incident.
Mrs A M Townsend proclaims an absolute cure for drunkenness via White Ribbon Remedy claiming thousands cured, secrecy in administration, tasteless and safe, usable by any drinker. Endorsed by W C T U members and agents in Indianapolis and Boston with refund guarantee and mail sale.
The works board adopted several improvement resolutions including asphalt street work on Talbot Ave and Twenty-fifth Street sections, gravel street repairs on Sherman Drive and various blocks, cement walks on Nelson Ave and Beauty Ave, and related projects. Final action and rescissions covered many Cornel and Central avenues, with multiple street segments named and termini stated.
George Childs testified that Amelia made home so hot he left. Amelia paid the preacher eight dollars to wed them. After marriage they stayed at Amelia’s parents’ home where George did little. George, with three prior marriages, faced a contested divorce. decree refused.
In White Plains Supreme Court Justice Kelly awarded Mrs. Emily Zauner 48 cents damages against John H. Stalin, summer resort owner at Glen Island, after she paid 3 dollars for an excursion ticket to New York and, due to a one way return boat, had to travel home by trolley and caught a cold. The verdict covers only her actual fare home.
Flood danger in Ohio ends while radium is found in a Montana mine. A Paterson New Jersey plant is bought by a railroad trust. A Columbus society will aid Armenian orphans. A Putnam House fire in New York causes 100 in damage. Rural mail delivery expands in Indiana counties. Russia tightens measures against Jewish upheaval. A Tennessee sheriff dies of heart disease. Beet sugar factory moves from Binghamton to Blackfont Ida. Labor talks continue in Telluride Colorado on a strike settlement. British Tibet advance cited by Novoe Vremya as bold against Russia. Assailant murders suspected in Ashby Ohio. A New Jersey migrant woman dies from blood poisoning after a hand injury. Delos Mills of Racine Wisconsin, a longtime traveling salesman, nears death after decades on the road. A Washington marriage ties Lt. Gen. Lee to a daughter of inspector general Burton. Chicago man confesses murder. associates deny involvement. A New York express robbery claim by Walter Wilson tested. An Albany bank heating plant explosion kills three. property losses mount.
A Monday council meeting saw Republicans overrule the finance committee to report a $125,000 flood damage repair fund despite a prior unanimous committee stance favoring $200,000. Minority members Shea and Wishback pushed for the larger amount. the amended ordinance passed after debate.
Thomas Willams, colored, had half of each foot and all fingers lost after his feet and hands froze while cutting ice on the canal during January and February. He plans to return to work shoveling and digging as before once he recovers.
An advertisement promotes Zoa Phora as a permanent cure for menstrual and reproductive issues including irregular menses pelvic pain and childbirth readiness. It quotes Mrs Sarah Shoemaker of Grand Rapids Michigan praising improved health after using the remedy and invites readers to request a free trial bottle and medical guidance from Zoa Phora Co Kalamazoo Michigan. Zoa Phora is offered at 1.09 per bottle through druggists.
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