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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1910
Page
7
A fire at Chrisney Indiana Saturday night started in Dr H Harris hardware store destroying multiple buildings including Harris store $10000 loss Tess store $2000 and a dwelling $1500. Miss Clete Erne died after a heart spell amid the blaze with most losses insured.
An eastern city reports a miraculous decline in kidney disease after a local paper published a German prescription for bladder disorders. The regimen, sold by druggists, combined Buchu, balmwort, and sarsa parilla in a sweet syrup, with readers urged to take a teaspoonful before meals and at night.
Indiana Evansville Miss Anna Nictern treasurer of the Majestic theater and vaudeville actor John Buckley eloped to Mount Vernon and wed. Nashville farmer six years after aiding a traveler received $20 in gold. the former traveler now in business. Marion Toledo-born J W Crane 45 died by carbolic acid amid work concerns. Vincennes Harry A Dunn married Clara Irene Jones after a pie social. Richmond animal trainer Edward Holder sold Indiana holdings to join Barnum & Bailey circus in Bridgeport Conn. Columbus Flossie Thurston died of grief. sister Nancy also died. mother critically ill. Marion Gas City plant reopens with 30 workers. more to hire. Columbus Robert Palmer 75 dies. earlier rumor of preaching led neighbors to attack him. Connersville principal O W Nicely resigns after school scrimmage incident. Muncie police shake-up retires eight officers. others reduced. Peru Ora Galloway sentenced to life for Christmas murder of his wife.
Rochester Indiana reports an unusual outbreak near Roann with 18 cases in six weeks. Surgeons found bristles from a Dorkshire Jersey Redhog in appendices during operations, suggesting hog bristles as a contributing cause.
Harmony Homestead No 1594 holds a Friday night celebration at Pierson's hall 135 N Delaware to mark 13 years of the Brotherhood of American Yeomen. The event includes exercises and a class adoption of new candidates with a large Harmony Homestead staff and serving of lunches and coffee to members and visitors.
Athol and Hilda hide from Lord Axminster as Detective Sparkes is blamed for a theft of miniature portraits. Colonel Morley defends Sparkes praising her skill while Inspector Burroughs brings Coleridge for identification. Athol plans to flee with Hilda when a blackout switch is poised to sever the lobby light.
In a tense scene Morley learns the Egyptian brooch is gone and suspects a redoubled trap. Athol slips a switch as a shadowy woman in evening dress arrives with an escort, sparking a struggle when lights fail. Burroughs detains the intruder as the inspector orders full alarms. To Be Continued.
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