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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1904
Page
2
An advertisement offers a free full dollar bottle of a stomach remedy with no deposit or payment. It claims the product cures stomach trouble by targeting the nerve that controls the stomach, the solar plexus, and asserts that the nerves affect all vital organs. The copy emphasizes nerve power over digestion and bodily function.
Promises a home trial of Dr Bhoop's Restoratives for stomach trouble and kidney issues with a free dollar bottle offer. Claims unique reach to inner nerves and total cure potential, urging readers to write for a free book and test order. Advertises multiple books and wide availability through druggists, touting rapid cures with small numbers of bottles.
A dispatch from Monastir reports that a Greek revolutionary group attacked a Hungarian wedding party near Ler inska on Friday, killing one person including the bridegroom and wounding ten others. The incident is linked to Bryan. The Laurel Democrat notes in Laurel, Senator Gorman's hometown, that Mam J. Bryan is the democratic presidential nominee in 1900.
A Buffalo physician extols Stuarts Charcoal Lozenges as a daily aid for cleansing the stomach and bowels, improving complexion and breath, and purifying blood. The ad claims the lozenges, made from Willow charcoal and antiseptics, cost twenty two cents a box and offer substantial benefit with continued use.
Washington dispatch reports President Roosevelt aims for tariff revision after election, predicting about 20 schedules to be revised. He plans an extra session in April to push changes, arguing the party platform demands reform and warning opponents of polling consequences if delay extends to 1906.
Two cars of Modern Woodmen will depart for Noblesville via the Union traction line at 7 o clock Saturday evening. The Marlon camp officers and team will perform sleree work. About Woodmen from Indianapolis and other towns will join a street parade a banquet and a lodge demonstration at Noblesville Saturday night.
A Coloradan woman was injured Friday when she stepped on a manhole cover that slipped and dropped her into the opening at the West and Washington avenue area. She was taken home by Dr. Hoover of the Chydinpenneey for treatment.
From Port Arthur reports indicate ongoing Japanese activity with the capture of 23 meters. Artillery placements are noted on the hill as Dit guns begin to be staged, while Tokyo dispatches carry word of a potential Ito mission via America to Europe in early 196 with aims tied to Korea administration and Korean legation affairs.
Bishop Potter, head of the Actors' Church Alliance, approves and sponsors William Gil's drama The King's Highway to be produced next Friday at the New York Theater. Rev Walter E Bentley and actor Marty Leighton lead the project to unite church and stage with royalty income supporting alliance work. The play, set in colonial Long Island, features a spy hero, a patriotic widow, and a villain, and will tour after its New York run.
A Friday night blaze at the exposition grounds destroyed Ancient Rome and damaged On the Bowery Quo Vadie Pale Japan and Old St Louis. Losses total 160000 dollars. Police arrested 23 year old Arthur C Dunn after the fire, seizing eleven pocketbooks and eight gold watches. he is held on larceny charges as investigators probe the fire’s origin.
COLUMBUS Ohio December 3 The Board of Pardons Friday night rejected the applications of Philip Nagle and Dr Nichols Nichols will be electrocuted during December 2 Dour nt Nagle December 2
Somerset Ky December 8 Mrs Ro Williams wife of a Flat Rock merchant was shot and killed by her three year old son who found a revolver in his father's coat pocket. The incident occurred Friday and police reported details amid a string of unrelated notices and advertisements included in the page.
An old advertisement extols Cuthors Reap ointment Resolvent and Caticare products as universal skin cures. It describes eczema like itching and disfiguring scales, praising hot water, Caticura Soap and Lotion, and internal remedy for immediate relief, rest, and permanent cure, claiming safety and economy.
A circulated political rumor claims Judge H and Taylor in Fort Wayne plotted to oust to advance Kealing as district attorney. Kealing, now DA, allegedly aided Fairbanke and Hemenway for a river commission post paying 55 dollars yearly, with little duty. Edgar Hendre of Anderson is said to seek Kealing’s former DA seat.
A colorful collection of anecdotes about early baseball figures and habits. Tales recount Wright Walkey hiding balls, Harry Browne’s speed, Roger Tircey’s playful critiques, Jesse Burkett’s contract quirk, and McAleer’s box office exit as a grandstand ball returns.
One man died and two brakemen were seriously wounded on the Iroqu Mountain freight train when a party of presumed tramps opened fire near Newport while trainmen attempted to eject them. The injured are Brakemen Speer and Irwin in serious condition. The incident occurred as authorities respond to the confrontation aboard the main line.
Dec 1 telegram from Louis reports Jack Roberts, 15, janitor at Mincourt Baptist Sanitarium dormitory, perished while guiding ten nurses to safety as a blaze swept the attic. Roberts entered the third story to awaken Miss Ellie Morgan and Miss Charity Len Aerie, succumbing to smoke after arousing them.
The C H and D announces many schedule changes starting Sunday. Train No 45 departs Indianapolis at 6 06 pm and arrives Cincinnati at 10 00 am, stopping all local stations. Several stops are dropped including Julietta New Palestine Fountaintown Morristown and Brownsville. Train No 3 from Indianapolis at 1940 4 pm will skip Reedville Gwynneville Longwood Lyons Cottage Grove Woolf and McGonigles. The 2 00 pm train won t stop at Morristown. On Springfield division new train from Springfield at 16 15 pm will reach Indianapolis by 2 00 am. Nos 4 and 1 run only to Rouchdale with through Chicago car via Monon.
ELAS memorial program at Rowse English opera house honors eight deceased members of the onfer including Joseph W. [ttler and C. If. Dice son. The program features a violin solo by Bertha Shellschmidt, contralto solo by Mary Thomason Whallof, quartet, soprano Augusta Rentsch, baritone Neal Fleming, harp solo by Louise Shettechmidt, and an address by Hon. RT. Holland. Also notes a poisoning incident involving a man named Bennett who died after ingesting poison at Mrs. EM Lilly’s residence.
Glasgow Kentucky reports a grand jury indictment charging the Glasgow city council with failing to keep streets in good repair and allowing dangerous conditions to persist. The article notes Temple Plans for a KL temple and a building commission meeting discussing progress and inspections in several cities.
The Birmingham Commercial Club adopted a resolution expressing gratification at news President Roosevelt will visit the South next spring and earnestly inviting him to Birmingham. The city group praises his hospitality and the nation’s virtues, noting his vigor, honesty, and success as shaping the era.
Chicago dispatch reports police boys order police to relinquish crates in effect cars to accommodate passers. Also notes an ad for PAZO OINTMENT offering a guaranteed cure for piles with refund if unsatisfied within 16 days, with prices listed.
An advertisement touts Liquozone as a universal cure and nerve and blood enhancer. It cites free first bottles for the ill, claims over a million dollars spent on promotion, and asserts Liquozone cleanses, vitalizes, and destroys germs with a revolutionary oxygen-based process.
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