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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1904
Page
3
Virgil Thompson, fourteen, was seen handling a revolver while walking along Market Street. The weapon discharged, frightening bystanders as a policeman detained him and he pleaded guilty to carrying a concealed weapon. The incident occurred amid other local news including Dynes and postal announcements.
A testimonial from Rachel J Johnson of Albuquerque New Mexico praises Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills for rapid relief of various pains and headaches. The speaker claims long use without failure and notes a refund if the first package does not help. The ad mentions price twenty five cents and availability from druggists with a money back guarantee.
A government proclamation states Indiana backed the Republican electors on the January vote for president and vice president. It lists electors' names and a Republican plurality of 93,544 for the leading elector. The electors will meet on the second Monday in January to cast ballots.
Shelbyville fighter Kid Whitsell and Eddie Mack plus Rhine BStantey train in Indianapolis for a New Year's Eve bout under catch weight for a $20 purse. They drew with Danville in their last ten round, with preliminaries undecided.
The Board of Works heard an amended petition by Indianapolis and New Castle Interurban for a franchise to operate passenger and freight service on Indianapolis streets. A freight route via Massachusetts Avenue and Peru Avenue was debated. Lewis Coleman argued for arranged agreements with property owners. The board will issue a decision after reviewing the amended terms.
Mature asserts frozen filter beds at the water company hinder city drinking water supply. Dr Keene says 0 percent of water is filtered by the system, though he believes freezing reduces output. He and assistants inspected the plant Friday afternoon. Railroad Company Appeals: The C I & D railway seeks $2,000 appellate review of Edward L Moor case. Moor already won $1,040 for personal injuries.
Senator Beveridge from the committee on territories reports the statehood bill for New Mexico, Arizona, Oklahoma, and Indian Territory. He notes that once the Philippines bill is disposed of, he will push the statehood measure as unfinished business of the Senate.
Deputy coroner Dunlavy probed the death of Mrs. Myra Badger at Waleoilnt home early Friday. Found in distressing poverty with six sons and a husband, the cause of death undetermined. Coroner noted possible natural causes as the family faced financial hardship and noted insurance was taken out on the husband and six children but not on Mrs. Badger.
Madge Daytelle, a dancing comedienne, was dismissed by manager Thorbus after she disrobed a garter and toasted a friend during amateur night at the Unique theater. The act, arranged by several men and involving a bouquet gift to another dancer, sparked a scuffle and prompted a threatened legal action for back pay. Daytelle claims no vulgarity and says Thorbus acted due to jealousy of his wife. she intends to sue.
Flobert Graves of 623 Maxwetler was tried in police court on Friday for wife beating. The wife testified he choked her in bed and knocked her down on several occasions. A boarder said Graves drove him away to prevent interference. Graves claimed he did not beat his wife. the case was continued.
A Chicago reader recounts using Cuticura Resolvent Ointment and Soap to treat a neck tumor and chest involvement over several weeks. He describes pain, fear of surgery, and eventual complete disappearance, inviting personal letters for verification from interested readers.
Kathryn Downey 70 of 95 E Georgia St was injured early Friday while walking to St Marys church. A deep cut on her head and an eye wound indicated a heavy impact from an unknown object. A stranger reportedly carried her home after the incident and left without aid. She later went to church despite dazedness and was aided by police and Dr Hawley.
Wheat prices fluctuated with May futures around 1.10 and December near 1.08, while oats and corn showed modest gains. New York open noted general market strength with steel, coal and railroad issues advancing. Reading and Metropolitan securities attracted buying amid active trading.
Market reports from Indianapolis and Chicago list cattle receipts and prices, with figures for steers, cows, calves, hogs, and sheep. Prices show market steadiness across regions, including bids for prime beef, stockers, and feeders, paired with assorted produce notes from New York and Chicago telegrams.
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