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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1904

Page

2

Bitter battle over control of Northern Pacific stock

In Minnesota a hearing examined allowing intervention by E H Harriman and Winslow Perce in the federal suit against Northern Securities. The case hinges on whether Harriman interests can regain control of Northern Pacific from the San Hill group. Disputed is stock once owned by Oregon Short Line Railway and a $4,918,656 bonus, with a claimed original value near $78,000,000.

ST. Paul, Minn United States Circuit Court For the District of Northern Pacific Star- San-Hill Group Harrman Securities Harriman Securities Company Oregon Short Dine Ailway Company Pie Securities Limetger

Miss Fannie Sersier Seeks Marriage Despite Death News

Plainfield New Jersey April 13 A Swiss bound bride to be Miss Fannie Sersier sails toward her fiancé Englebert Bantle who has died before she reaches him. The couple had pledged vows long ago and Bantle’s death arrives as she travels to marry. The loss arrives after word had reached him too late.

Plainfield N. J

Man with big ears remark lands Kansas City forgery case

In Kansas CityJudge Wolford scolded a guilty forger remarking that a man with large ears betrays something inside while warning beware the man with small ears. He sentenced the offender to six months imprisonment and placed him on probation.

Kansas City Wolford

Nurses Consider Striking Yet Not Official Decision Made

Staff nurses debate possible action amid uncertain timetable with union leadership awaiting formal approval. Hospital administration continues to seek patient care continuity while negotiating with representatives.

City Hospital to Stage Its First Nurse Commencement

City Hospital announces its first training school commencement for ten nurses including Jemima Thitl Neille Schwartz Maude Rash Verrill Vara Gault Josephine Edith Jackson Lilian Smith and Mia Davenport. Board of Health and faculty members will attend with brief addresses in Clinic Hall Green. The long awaited event marks the end of three years’ effort among the city’s injured and sick.

Florence Grant Nospital Jemima Thitl Neille Schwartz Maude Rash Verrill Vara Gault Josephine Edith Jackson Lilian Smith Mia Board of Health

Freak From Philadelphia Where Boys And Men Wear Hats

A curiosity item noting a Philadelphia trend where boys and men increasingly wear hats in public spaces as fashion shifts. The piece highlights local observations and social ambiance, with no cited officials or dates.

Philadelphia

Rooming-house oddity tests nerves and manners

A couple seeking a room in a Penn town is exposed as novel curiosities by a landlady. The man boasts five trunks of clothes and nervous visitors discuss hats on the porch. The exchange reveals an unusual request and a potential future return.

Penn Town Ncme N. Delawarest

Indiana News Items From Various Indiana Towns

Prisoner in Kekoma jail. Atlanta tinplate mills near sea. San Jose scale hits Elkhart. Bloomington elects J. K. Beck as superintendent. Cayuga post office money and stamps seized. Andrew Carnell donates for Unrary in Mammond if city raises 2900. J P Gladvach jailed at Berghoff brewery, Fort Wayne. Mrs Guinth dies after fall. labor day prep starts at Muntington. Kokomo to Marion railroad nearing completion. dirt removal on flood-swept sidewalks by Nat Cox in Martinsville. Jaybird hymn draws crowds at Schwartz-Kapt, Columbus. Mrs Hundy in Kekomo bears fifteenth child. Roosevelt mentioned. Ed Burt battles Belgian hare mishap. Bertha Montgomery dies at Evansville insane asylum. principal accused in control incident. Richmond factory chief to ban gala fiends from work next year. pale excursions risk half-day rests.

Quyane Kekoma Atlanta San Jose Elkhart Irwin Starch Edinburg Mendy J. K. Beck Bloomington Cayuga Post Andrew Carnell Mammond Felix Gladvach Berghoff Brewery Fort Wayne Thesday Daniel Guinth Millersbury Muntington Huntington Union Peru Kokomo, Marion & Western Trace UN Jay Bird Schwartz- Kapt Opera House Columbus John Hundy Kekomo Ome Tribune Roosevelt Theobald M. O'Donnell Ruston St. Elizabeth Hospital Lafayette Reta Mackey Hston Ed Burt Kokomo Jie Wan Misa Bertha Montgomery Owensville Southern Insane Hospital Evansville B. Lasile Richmond

Death of Mrs Vonnegut, German city prominent figure

Mrs Clemens Vonnegut, a well known German resident of the city, died at her home Tuesday night after a brief illness. She came from Daden, Germany in 1852 and married Clemmens Vonnegut a year later. Four sons survive: Clemens Jr, Bernard, Franklin and George. The funeral will be held at 2 pm Friday from the residence.

Clemens Vonnegut Daden Germany Clemmens Vonnegut Clemens, Jr Bernard Franklin George

Memorial Service for Nathan Morris Held at Jewish Temple

The first annual memorial meeting honored Nathan Morris who died while trying to save Joseph Haas’s child during a dance hall fire. The service featured a musical program with Augusta Rentsch Katherine Bauer Mrs Edmunds and others and included a principal address by Ralph Bamberger.

Nathan Morris Morris Joseph Haas Augusta Rentsch Katherine Bauer Edmunds Khel Bamberger Gundicfinger Ralph Bamberger

Jap Thinks Japan Will Defeat Russia, Says Taskasuga

Dr Eijiro Taskasuga lectured at Roberts Park Church on the Russia Japan war predicting a long conflict with many casualties but eventual Japanese victory. Commercial clappers approved bridge commission plans for Pogues Run altering channel width and bottom gradient awaiting later sewer conversion. Lithographers and employers reach a new agreement ending the lockout pending union referendum.

Eijiro Taskasuga, Jap Roberts Park Church Russia Japan Bridge Commission

Man Foiled in Attempted Hold Up at Anderson Office

Word reached Indianapolis on Wednesday of a bold hold up attempt in Anderson Lucsuay evening. An unknown man rushed into Liberalfc Insurance president H Terhune’s office demanding money. Terhune, startled, asked for amount and the intruder fled after handing him a dime. Police searched, but the man was not found. Terhune, a wealthy Indianapolis figure, helped fund a Technical Institute project.

Terhune Hlurre McV. Hunt North Anderson Hunt Pred C. Dickson Dickson & Talbott Indianapolis Technical Institute

Mormon President Signs Order Permitting Sale of Whisky At Resort

Salt Lake City Utah April 18 After two years of resisting liquor sales at Saltair pavilion the Mormon church approved whisky sales at the Salt Lake resort due to church losses. The bar, closed for two years amid criticism, will reopen this season. The move follows pressure over financial impact on church funds.

Salt Lak City Utah Mort Joseph Smith Saltair Pavilion Salt Lake

Avalanche Buries Train Workmen Near Glacier

Many workers are feared buried after a massive avalanche swept a work train from its tracks near Glacier. Snow and rock overwhelmed the cars, obscuring the scene and delaying rescue efforts as authorities investigate the collapse and possible casualties.

Gran Padre Glacier Ster

Poison in Shells Stokes War Reporting From St Petersburg

Reports from St Petersburg describe a new toxin in shells used by Japanese forces weakening breathing organs. Russian doctors note deaths among wounded soldiers despite recovery hopes, indicating poisonous gas as the cause. Other dispatches cover Labouchere’s Russian confidant predicting summer war end, Japanese moves near Chahedii, Polish emigration from Russia, and General Miles forecasting a prolonged conflict with possible European involvement.

ST. Petensburg Husrhi Petershburg Kasntannakh Yalu River Kuropatkin Samalind Chahedii Poraahorha

Sure If It Shows You What Has Robbed Your Health

A terse line urges readers to seek a remedy by identifying what has robbed health and comfort, hinting at a guide to regain power and well being through self awareness and action.

The Road to Wolfville package title clue

A cryptic note hints at a book titled The Road to Wolfville found within each package. It suggests a reason tied to the title in bundle contents.

Wolfville

Special Trains to California Reach West Coast

Special trains run from Chicago to San Francisco and Los Angeles via Union Pacific and North Western Line with $50 round trip, April 2 and 27, stopovers at Denver Colorado Springs and Salt Lake City, plus $30 Chicago and other points. Tickets valid on Overland Limited, two daily trains, direct transcontinental route. Write W B Kniskern Cincinnati for itineraries.

California San Francisco Los Angeles Chicago Union Pacific North-Western Denver Colorado Springs Salt Lake City Overland Limited Missouri River W. B. Kniskern Cincinnati

Metall committee clears congress members in post office probe

ALL SERENE WASHINGTON April 12 The Metall committee found charges against congress members over pestetiee seases allowances and dirt hire unfounded. It reported no misconduct or improper use of influence and that members benefited in no financial way from criticized Tivistow transactions. The panel urged less effort on increased allowances and post office changes, easing responsibilities. members feel relieved by the exoneration. The McCall report supports Indianapolis Congressman Oversted’s course.

Washington Metall Jay Congress Pestetiee Seases Dirk Tivistow Congressman Oversted Committee On Post Offices McCall Indianapolis

Another Lake Formed Near Queen’s Waterfall

Tacoma dispatch reports a new lake formed in the Olympic mountains after a recent earthquake. The water filled a low valley off Queen’s water and created a lake three weeks after the quake, stirring excitement among local Indians to the west of the Olympic range.

Tacoma Wash Gimpie Queen's Wailer Dee Olympic Mountains

German Theater Night Presents Im Weissen Roves

At English's aspera home on Thursday evening the German theater moiety presents Im Weissen Roves by Blumenthal and Kadelberg. The performance is billed as among the finest German plays and closes the season with Lie Colds. The program promises strong cultural entertainment.

Aspera Blumenthal Kadelberg

Colonist Rates Cut for Union and Southern Pacific Travel

Beginning March 1 to April 30 the Union and Southern Pacific will launch one way second class colonist rates to California Oregon Washington and Idaho. From Chicago to the Pacific coast the rate is 23 3 00 and from St Louis or New Orleans 63 0 0 with intermediate points proportionately lower. Through tourist and reclining cars daily from the listed points with seats in their cars. For details contact W H Connor general agent 53 E Fourth St Cincinnati Ohio.

Union Southern Pacific California Oregon Washington Idaho Pacific Coast St Louis New Orleans

St Catharines Well Spa Guides North American Healings

In St Catharines eleven miles from Niagara Falls on the Grand Trunk main line lies the historic St Catharines well famed for curative waters. Described as clearer and more penetrating than seawater, it treats rheumatism gout scrofula neuralgia and nervous prostration with baths electricity massage exercise and rest under a house physician. Full details available from G T Bell Grand Trunk Railway Montreal.

St. Catharines Canada Niagara Falls Grand Trunk St. Catharine's Well North America G. T. Bell G. P. and T. A. Grand Trunk Railway System Montreal

Croker denies return to New York amid campaign chatter

William Croker declares no plan to return to New York during the presidential campaign. He says his duties keep him in Wantage and he will not dictate to others in politics. Recent Windmill Hill purchases and a stock sale are noted with no indicated connection to any political action.

Wantage Eng Croker New York William J. Bryan

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