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Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 15, 1903

Page

2

Straton Traps Florida Wild Cat Parade For Wedding Friends

In Sullivan Indiana April 4 8 a non advertised circus parade featured a single wild animal cage carrying Claud H Stratton newly married in Florida. The cage bore Florida wild cat notices while Dr E R Riggs rode with the driver and claimed the cat had been captured after 33 days of pursuit. The procession included a frail driver Cant W H Lucas a playful quintet of musicians and parade officials. Stratton accepted the stunt with a speech at its end.

Sullivan Ind Claud H. Stratton Florida E. R. Riggs W. H. Lucas Will H Ed Hoke Woodson Moss George Leach, Jr Herbert Mills Charley Lucas Eugene Crawley Robert White Stratton

Doctor Paid $100 For One Visit To Save Sick Dog

Tommie the fox terrier at May River Neck South Carolina grew sicker with pneumonia. Dr Taft visited but could not fully help. The Wilsons sent for Dr A James, who traveled 60 foot launch from Savannah to May River Neck in record time and treated the dog for three hours. Dr James earned $10 for the trip.

Savannah Tommile R. T. Wilson May River Neck South Carolina Tommie Dr. James

A Shocked Boy Electrocuted In Columbus

In Columbus on Tuesday Faul Jones a 10 year old boy was electrocuted while attempting to steal live trolley wire. He stood on railroad form and received a fatal shock as he touched the energized conductor.

Columbus Faul Jones Jones

Students protest move of Ruskin College to Illinois

Four students file suits seeking refund of tuition after Ruskin College closed on Tuesday and planned transfer to Glen Ellyn Illinois. Management intends moving protests grow with a dozen more suits anticipated as the school shifts location amid opposition.

Trenton Ruskin College Glen Elfyn Ill

Dr Lorene Returns to New York After European Trip

Dr Adolph Lorenz arrived here from Europe on Tuesday and left Wednesday for Chicago to take the patient Mour, whom he treated for an ancient dislocation, in a case showcasing his ongoing medical work.

Lorene New York Adolph Lorenz Europe Chicago

Bunco tale from a swift young bunco artist

PaOKY Williams recalls a Denver Post interview about a east coast bunco by a boy. On a Monon line train a youth asked to change a twenty. two men offered change and a third chipped in. The boy handed a fake gold certificate bill with a blank back and vanished at the next stop. The would be victims cursed the thief but praised the boy’s confident performance.

Curtis Willams Indianapolis Denver Col Denver Post Bunco Williams Lowlaville

Murder case links white man to Shreveport crime

Evidence mounts that a white man, not a negro, is responsible for the murder of Mrs. Alice Matthews and the attempted murder of her 10-year-old daughter in Shreveport. Alleged suspect Albert Washington, identified as porter at a nearby plantation, was killed by a mob after fleeing.

Shreveport Alice Matthews Somerset Lnat Hd Porter Albert Washington Porter Washington Cal Vance

Grocers Plan Credit Ban Except for Gold Card Customers

The Indianapolis Retail Grocers Association adopted a resolution Tuesday night to refuse credit to all but gilt-edged customers, aiming to aid paying patrons and the grocers. The move follows opposition to the Wood garnishee bill and will go to the state association of 2,400 grocers for action.

Indianapolis Retail Grocers’ Association

Pattison's Scoop Will Wed an Illinois Bride

Roy Pattison of Harrisburg Pennsylvania, who registered at the Madison hotel in Alton, announced engagement to Miss Tema Webb of Alton after answering a matrimonial ad placed by Miss Webb. Pattison claims wealth, offered a $ twelve thousand draft for verification, and plans a May wedding and a home for her parents.

Alton, HL Madison Roy Pattison Harrisburg Tema Webb Alton Weon Pattison Miss Webb Harrinburg Bank

Wise Husband Promotes Grape-Nuts As Cure All

An invalid woman from Plainfield New Jersey credits 10 years of illness to improper food and praises Grape-Nuts. She describes weight gain from 85 to 103 pounds improved digestion and regular bowels after months on the cereal, noting vigor returned and even biking challenges become possible.

Plainfeld N. J Enye New York Brooklyn Newark

Newport wedding sparks vulgar wealth critique in Newport Ti

London commentary condemns Vandervitt-Neilson wedding as an emblem of luxury and social display. It argues wealth inequality drives extravagant fashion and privacy loss, noting American style excess and public scrutiny. In a separate report, a Tulane cyclone near Evergreen, Ala. on Monday leaves ten dead.

London Vandervitt-Neilson Newport Lin America NASA Evergreen Ala Feterman Burot Corn

Cleveland celebrity rally backs Booker T. Washington Tuskegee link

At Madison Square Garden Grover Cleveland declared himself a friend of the negro and aligned with the Booker T. Washington Tuskegee wing of the movement. He urged support for Tuskegee Institute as the path to addressing racial issues among nearly 9 million intermarried African Americans. Attending were Mayor Low and figures like Washington, Butler, and Peabody, with Mrs. Cleveland and Andrew Carnegie in attendance.

New York Madison Square Garden Grover Cleveland Hess Booker T. Washington Tuskegee College Cleveland Booker Washington-Tuskegee United States Gach Booker Washington Tuskegee Institute South Mr. Cleveland Mayor Low Edgar G. Murphy de. Lyman Abbott Nicholas Murray Butler Dean J. van Amringe Columbia W. H. Biwin McCracken York University John DeWitt Warner George F. Peabody

Births and deaths and marriages listed for local residents

Births include Frederick and Ida Richter at 4111 Beecher St a boy D H and Minne Duncan at 148 Engliah Ave a boy Harry and Mary Holman at 819 Indian s halls Ave a girl William and Lola Howard at esty a girl Deaths list Mary Doty 207 LaBallest senility Cartle Luckking 37 3M N State m septicaemia Leonard Barksdale 27 City hospital obstruction of bowels Richard Motley 15 OH E Court St railroad crossing accident Multiple marriage notices follow relating couples including James M Davis Ethel Smith Harry Wright Clara A Kantsky Harry Taylor Ida M White Edward O Duncan Mary O Hera William C Swope Anna Gruse George G Campbell Ella Bf Mene Sheppard Campbell Daisy Willama A J Wilson Mary Alexander Hubert BE Morrison Harriet A Wheeler Ernest Bnyder Lillian BE Stone Elias Durham Lola Emerson James E Payne Nelile B Gunder Albert Pfeiffer May Wilhelm John Giseaple Anna Haney Charles S Btowell Ethel A Cooper Bert DeLong Sarah E Cilne Building Permits Margaret Manion 121 B California St repairs 250 John Hots Sixteenth St and Senate Ave brick flat 5500 Mary C Camp 522 Adams St addition 1300 G W Applegate 220 Adams St addition 100 William Summers 89 Mount St repairs 275 38 Mount St repairs 75 James McKinney W Norwood St te patra 50 I A Ross 1710 Chestnut St addition no William Pierson 327 Bradley St addition 580

Frederick Ida Richter Beecherst D, H Minne Duncan Engliah Ave Harry and Mary Holman Indians Halls Ave Wiliam Lola Howard Esty Mary Doty LaBallest Cartle Luckking N. State m Leonard Barksdale City Hospital Richard Motley Court St Relat Wee Gee James M. Davis Ethel Smith Harry Wright Clara A. Kantsky Harry Taylor Ida M. White Edward O. Duncan Mary O’hera William C. Swope Anna Gruse George G. Campbell Ella Bf. Mene Sheppard Campbell Daisy Willama A. J. Wilson Mary Alexander Hubert BE. Morrison Harriet A. Wheeler Ernest Bnyder Lillian BE. Stone Elias Durham Lola Emerson James E. Payne Nelile B. Gunder Albert Pfeiffer May Wilhelm John Giseaple Anna Haney Charles Btowell Ethel A. Cooper Bert DeLong Sarah E. Cilne Margaret Manion California-st John Hots Sixteenth-st Senatelave Mary C. Camp Adame-st G. W. Applegate William Summers Mount-st Repaira James McKinney W. Norwood-st. Te Patra A. Ross Chestnut-st Addition William Pierson Bradley At

A Poem in Beefsteak: Lesson in Steak Cuisine

Mrs Helen Armstrong led a cooking class on broiling beef steaks for men, noting cafe patrons pay a dollar for prot ted steak. The two inch thick steak was cooked to perfection, crisply brown outside and pink inside, a true poem in beefsteak. The easy method used a gas range broiler, with careful turning and 20 minutes total cooking time.

Helen Armstrong

First antialcohol congress meets in Bremen

Berlin reports 1,400 delegates from the United States England Russia Scandinavia and six other countries attend Germany's first antialcohol congress in Bremen. Secretary of state Posodoweky Wehner represents the German government at the gathering. President in the snow declines to shoot at mountain lions during Yellowstone visit. Mrs Fannie Sweeney 76 dies in Elwood Indiana.

Berlin Germany Bremen United States England Russia Scandinavia Posodoweky-Wehner Cinnabar Mont Roosevelt

City Life Roundup of Community Church and Society News

Indiana funeral directors meet at the German house May 19 20 and 21. Judge Allen appoints Sylvester Johnson and Mrs Lucy Chipman for the Children’s Guardians Hoard. Presbyterian Church elects William J Uhl Jr H H Mathin and A A Kiser deacons. Corinthian Baptist Church clubs report next Sunday raising 1000 for the church with prizes for largest contributions. Gymnastic exhibition at German house Friday by social tuners described as a grand festival. School concert Wednesday night at School No 10 promises enjoyment with Mrs Thomas C Wheldon director and solos by Silia Lavy and Mire M L Goode.

Indiana Funeral Directors Association Allen Sylvester Johnson Lucy Chipman E. Washington ST. Presbyterian Church William J. Uhl, Jr H. H. Mathin A. A. Kiser Corinthian Baptist Church Thomas C. Whel- Yon Silia-Lavy Mire M. L. Goode

Ovation for Mascagni in Rome after U S tour

Flotro Mascagni the famed composer and conductor arrived in Rome after a lengthy United States tour. He was greeted by a large gathering of musicians and given a hearty ovation despite the late hour. A cold remedy advertisement follows.

Mascagni Rome Flotro Mascagni United States

McKinley Mine Stock Offers Fast Rise in Indianapolis

The McKinley Mining & Smelting Co announces its closing operations in Indianapolis with a last chance offer. Shares already sold, with options to close this week, and inside capital to take remaining stock. Subscriptions dated April 15 accepted at $3, stock projected to $5 on the 16th and possibly $19 by May, with withdrawal planned within three months. Dr D R Kunkelman handles inquiries at 30 Law Building, Indianapolis.

McKinley Mining & Smelting Co Indianapolis Inside Capital D. R. Kunkelman Law Building Indianapols Ind

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