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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1903
Page
5
Public notice reminds buyers Castoria bears Charles E. Fletcher’s signature for over 80 years and urges mothers to verify wrappers. It warns against counterfeit substitutes harming families and stresses mothers’ vigilance for children's medicines.
A woman breaks down while recounting Burr Pendleton’s death and her enduring love. Craig sits silently, sensing a profound revelation about Spanish romance, devotion, and a last plea to the beloved. She admits she loved Burr deeply and would have worshiped him if he had lived.
In a tense exchange, Miss Pendleton reveals a brother Burr Pendleton is dead and hints at a will and an inheritance. Craig Wyndham vows to honor Burr as a friend would, while avoiding discussion of Burr’s estate and a looming duel. The scene shifts to New Fors as they await more details.
A tense exchange unfolds as Craig urges a noon meeting at the Waldorf with plans of a carriage ride to lunch. Wyndham and Carleton Wiggs discuss a recklessly played game and a hidden crime, hinting Escudera’s losses mask deeper danger. The scene ends with a cryptic remark about a murder and a dramatic cliffhanger.
Readers are urged to avoid substitutes and ensure advertised articles truly merit value. Advertisers like Casmarels and others stake their reputation on delivering what they promise, with silent warning against counterfeit or misleading offers. The notice promotes gas, oil stoves, barber services, and horse trade listings as trusted, urging caution and discernment in purchases.
Lake Erie and Western railroad offers a $15 round trip from Atlantic City. The program includes a Tuesday August 18 sleeper stopover and Lake Chauteugus scenery. Returns after a 12 day unit. agents A HL Sellars and DP AY handle full particulars.
Weekday trip to Michigan City and return for 1.50 with departures from Indianapolis. Sunday trips include Rochester and Fort Wayne options priced at 1.00 to 1.25. Service times note August dates with morning departures from Indianapolis.
Niagara Falls excursion offers a seven dollar round trip with a thirty seven dollar option via Pennsylvania Lines. Departure from Indianapolis at 4 p.m. Friday August 1 with routes through Columbus and Erie to Niagara Falls New York. Stops include Lakewood Jamestown and Cambridge Springs on return. Low fares from other points. call W Richardson or visit Union Station for details.
Howard Merton seeks a final confession from Carol Gray during a cliffside ride to Europe. She proposes a race to a distant landmark with a promise as the prize, leading to a dangerous chasm moment where Merton saves Carol by leaping free and declaring love amid peril.
Report states Rock Island railroad increases wages for low trainmen by 12 to 15 percent with other concessions. The note mentions circulation of health and consumer ads, including tonics and dental services, among varied local items.
Train specials from Indianapolis to Terre Haute Greencastle and Cincinnati list round trip fares from 1.25 to 4.00 with departures around 6:20 p.m. and 7:30 a.m. ads promote a health pamphlet and urge readers to seek a rest through travel.
The notice states voters in Center township Marion county Indiana will apply to the Board of Charity Commissioners for licenses to sell intoxicating liquors in small quantities with on premises drinking rights at various addresses including a one story frame building east on Senate Avenue and Thirteenth Street and a two story brick building on Blake Street plus a pool table privilege in the same room. Names Joe Tubes and Alexander Grau appear with locations in Indianapatta and Harris subdivisions.
Voters in Center township Marion county Indiana will see notices that Isaac Ciener applies at the September term 1903 to the county commissioners for a license to sell intoxicating liquors and allow on premises at No 25 West Washington street Ward 18. George Oswald applies for a license at No 172 West Street Indianapolis to sell intoxicating liquors with on premises consumption at a room facing north on Washington street in a two story frame building. Both notices specify locations and conditions for sales within city blocks and wards.
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