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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1901
Page
2
An article argues against distrust of stomach remedies and promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. It explains the product uses open ingredients and natural digestive ferments to aid digestion after meals, addressing indigestion without cathartics.
Lewis Hayes, a New York merchant, nearly blind from corneal damage, undergoes a pioneering rabbit cornea graft at St. Joseph's Hospital. Dr. F I Marlowe performs the operation as eye tissue transplants push medical frontiers.
In Greenville Colorado on December 13 John Roger reportedly did not know the rifle was loaded. His foot slipped off the hammer causing an explosion. A bullet struck his brain and caused instant death.
Noblesville Indiana city council ousted Fire Chief Elwood Wilson on charges of neglect of duty and conduct unbecoming an officer. No successor was chosen by Thursday.
Rome dispatch reports Gen Ricciotti Garibaldi, son of the national hero, Garibaldi, is proposed to head the Italian regions of Argentina should conflict with Chile occur.
Rev R V Hunter to lecture on Old-time fun at Grace Presbyterian church Friday night. Jackson day banquet at Tomlinson hall Jan 8 charges set at 1 dollar per plate. some argued for 3 dollars despite objections. Knights of Columbus officers elected and new quarters to open Jan 1 with reception Jan 10. American agents union plans new wage scale and talks with installment house proprietors Dec 28. union officers listed and delegates named to Central labor union.
A discussion warns white bread lacks essential nutrients and causes gas and intestinal trouble. It cites a Jacksonville Florida case where Grape Nuts Breakfast Food improved digestion and restored strength, suggesting proper nutrition aids recovery and muscular health.
An extra Panhandle freight train struck a hay wagon carrying 18 youths en route to Michael Harness's country home. Frank Keifer was killed and Nora Weishaar Laura McArdle and Lizzie Barnhart were seriously hurt. Driver Paul Weishaar and others were injured. The accident happened at the Main Street crossing and the wagon was crushed. The injured girls were expected to recover.
Hattie and Paul Foster of 822 Meek St are parents of eight pound twin boys, the largest twins seen by City dispensary physicians. Their family includes six children, with this couple’s first set of twins. The father works as a railroad worker. the mother is 35. the twins are healthy.
Charles Rosemeyer a farmer west of the city did not see a Big Four train at the W. Tenth street crossing. The blacksmith has his buggy and the veterinary his horse. Dr. Cain attends Rosemeyer and he will recover.
New York reports heavy railroad equipment demand and uncertain copper dividends. Rand mines restart hoped in January while London prices push higher led by Union Pacific. Copper trades near multi month lows amid unconfirmed Amal copper ties and a possible 4 percent dividend. A prominent mercantile house faces rumors of heavy borrowings and future money rates loom into year end. Missouri Pacific pool operations paused but buying remains strong as street sentiment stays bearish.
Market notes show bids and asks for Indianapolis stocks and bonds including Belt common and preferred, American National Bank net capital, Columbia national 101, Marion trust 180, Merchants national 147, Union trust 195, Indianapolis Gas 60 to 68, Light and Power quotings, Indianapolis Cold Storage 79, H P Wasson preferred 105, street railways 87 to 102, New Telephone 5s 89 to 92, and other local issues with varied prices and series data.
Thomas Watson of Brazil sues the local street railroad for 6000 damages after a car struck a Vandalia train injuring him. John Miller of Brazil sues Indiana Black Coal Co for 10000 damages for injuries at work in a mine. John Johns, Albert King and John P. Haughn convicted at Brookville for swindling. sentences range two to four years. Charles Gates of Indianapolis arrested in Columbus on a peddling charge.
Reports from Whitecaps in Crawford county near English describe attacks on William Cunningham, former justice of the peace, Jesse Tyree, and Miss Alice Haycock. Victims were beaten, backs cut, after being accused of immoral practices and warned to leave the county. Also noted is George Kinder securing a Russiaville saloon license after a remonstrance of 174 names.
Vienna reports a bill introduced in the reichsrat compelling both sexes to undergo a medical examination and present a certificate of health to the priest or magistrate before marriage.
In South Bend, Adam Lammadee was killed by a train. In Brazil, Charles Griffith a noted miner and labor organizer died from a fatal fall. Lafayette ex-police chief Capt. John A. Maule, ill recently, walked onto a roof and fell or jumped to the ground. injuries not fatal but many suspect an attempted suicide.
Promote dull after meals relief and appetite restoration. Claims to aid digestion with liver and bowel balance, addressing bad taste headaches bilious feelings and constipation. Uses promotional language and historic product framing.
Noblesville mourns Lucinda Leaming 90 and Crawfordsville figure Thomas B. Breaks, noted as a prominent citizen, both reported as deaths from paralysis.
An incomplete OCR fragment shows a contact line with a phone string and an address in Ohio 123 125 E. It appears as a damaged help or inquiry notice with scattered punctuation and stray words.
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