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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1904
Page
1
A terse report notes a person or group withdrawing from a location and returning to a wooded area. Details are sparse, but the phrase suggests a retreat or relocation tied to a rural setting or outdoor environment. The exact names, dates, and organizations are not provided in the readable text.
Congress adjourned at 2 p m Thursday as members from both houses sang farewell tunes and shook hands before heading home. President Roosevelt denied plans for an extra session to confirm Collector W D Crum of Charleston.
Judge Carter of the superior court forfeited the Commercial Trust company charter on Thursday. The Union Trust Company, appointed temporary receiver March 27, was made permanent receiver to block a stockholders reorganization plan to pay debts at one cent on the dollar and retain the guaranteed holdings, with attorneys for the company not objecting to the court action.
The Sun reports Democratic leaders believe they can carry the fall election. Figures like Mayor John W. Heltzman and Charles A. Clarke criticize the Republican ticket and platform as weak. Observers foresee Alabama contest dynamics, with some urging a stronger Democratic slate and positions on gubernatorial and lieutenant governorship races.
Gov Durbin travels to Chicago for rest after the convention and accepts many speaking invitations. He will open a new Commercial chip building in Muncie with John L Griffiths, attend a T P A diving event in May, speak at Purdue University, visit Valparaiso College, and join a national African methods conference in Chicago.
Wilbur F. and Mary F. Walker, parents of Prntale commissione Walker, arrive after a two month journey from Tsen-Tsin China. They will stay a few days in the city then proceed to the Methodist general conference in Los Angeles, returning to the Far East next August. Walker was in Pekin during the Boxer uprising.
A masked man armed with short rifles roamed north of Muncie Wednesday midnight in an attempt to enter homes of Mrs. Malinda Smith and Mrs. Maria Snyder. The assailant fled after the women screamed, leaving both victims frightened and shaken. Travel and police are investigating the incident as a negro suspect is sought.
The council prepared a large draft building ordinance with input from city officials and contractors. Mayor requested city attorney join the drafting, Fire Chief Conta aided the commission, and President James H. Bulrysley named to represent the council as the commission holds meetings about the ordinance contents.
Fragmentary testimony on a divorce case includes claims of money repayment and witness cross examination. The scene references Charles Foes, Robertson, and an attorney, with mentions of a ring, wedding engagement, and local merchants offering jewelry and remedies. The text also advertises local stores and products in a period newspaper style.
The Marion County superior court weighs if a 4 hour delay affects a brewing permit tied to a local business. Defendants plead not guilty to charges tied to a hearing dispute with the city ordinance.
A fragmentary notice describes Mr Smith offering artistic pamphlets and sketches about Atlantic City interiors and exteriors, including a summer guide. It mentions hotels such as Wrighton Halden Marlborough How Man The Dunton and others, with hours from 1 to ? and notes Mr Smith’s special preparation.
New planes plans confusion aside, Wolschners advertise 15 and up items. Bliss Native Herbs appears at 25 W Wash Street. The Union National Bank solicits your business. William J Richard, President, signs the notice.
Dr Ira Tunas Reputy soraner witnessed the coroner's inquiry into the death of 6 year old Catherine Gallagher at John Gallacner's home. The mother recounted the child's sudden illness and death, prompting a wary decision on autopsy. The case raises questions about investigation and the impact on a grieving family as Catherine lay in her funeral amid pallbearers and church services.
John Kerr predicts strong Democratic chances in Indiana and New York, citing factory layoffs, emigration of workers, and anti Negro demonstrations. He foresees Democrats benefiting as Republicans lose support among laborers, and notes potential candidates for governor though not committing to himself.
Philadelphia April 28 Emerson, stabbed in the heart weeks ago, underwent a remarkable operation at Jefferson Hospital. Dr Francis T Stewart led the procedure to seal a one inch blade wound with six stitches, saving Emerson’s life while Lavinia Andersen faced custody over the alleged deed. The patient recovered, then battled pneumonia but is now deemed well.
Reports from Reuters and Central News describe Japanese forces occupying Kuileng-Cheng on the Yalu’s right bank south of Antun, threatening Russian lines and signaling a three-sided encirclement. Russian gunboats clash with advancing Japanese and a transport off Gensan is blown up with casualties and captures.
Admiral Hosoya of the third squadron reports Japanese torpedo fleet operations up the Yalu river. Our detachment reached the Yalu Monday, engaged a field unit that opened fire, found artillery on an island, and fired on them forcing their withdrawal. On Thursday a 100-strong enemy cavalry attacked our line. our torpedo boat No. ? replied and the enemy fled into the mountains. From Antsnacht we silenced the enemy guns after about 30 minutes. There were 1 nur aide.
The California was launched at Union Ironworks in Vallejo on Thursday morning. This historic naval vessel marks a significant milestone for the Pacific fleet as preparations continue for subsequent trials and deployments.
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