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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Feb 17, 1904

Page

2

Nature's Greatest Cure for Men and Women Swamp-Root Medicine Claim

A testimonial promotes Swamp-Root as a kidney liver and bladder remedy. The writer describes relief from back pain frequent urination and fatigue after using three bottles. The ad cites Dr Kilmer's preparation as a natural healer aiding kidney function and avoiding nightly trips to the bathroom. The piece urges readers to consider Swamp-Root for kidney related health issues.

Valre Apiker Mareh

Swamp-Root Cures Mrs Austin’s Kidney Trouble

Mrs Martha F Austin of Brooklyn reports severe kidney and bladder issues for over two months. After using Dr Kilmer's Swamp-Root, she experienced relief, continued use, and claims full cure, now able to stand and work without symptoms.

Dr. Kilmer Mars F. Austin Nassau St Brooklyn, N.Y

Swamp-Root offer advertised by Kilmer and Co

Editorial notice urges readers to request a free sample bottle and a book from Dr Kilmer & Co of Binghamton New York, claiming testimonials from cured men and women. It directs readers to mention reading the Indianapolis Daily Star and notes regular fifty cent and one dollar bottles available at drug stores.

Indianapolis Daily Sun Dr. Kilmer & Co Binghamton, N. C Binghamton, X. Y

Fireproof Building Outlasts Fire in Baltimore District

Ex judge R W McBride returns from the east noting one fireproof structure survived a devastating blaze in Baltimore while most brick and stone buildings failed. He observes brick as more fireproof than stone and reports poles remained unscathed amid the flames. In Fort Dodge Iowa a 4 year old boy shot his younger brother with a revolver found by his father.

Baltimore R. W. McBride Fort Dodge H. E. Hollly

Russia space allotment may go to Japan at expo

Chicago Feb 17 Japan probably will receive the space allotted to Russia at the 51st exposition, as Russia will withdraw its participation. The abandonment is linked to war needs and munificent funds.

Chicago Japan Huseini Russia

Kenosha Pesthouse Stolen Then Used As Barn

The Kenosha Pesthouse built for smallpox patients was taken from the city lot near the city and found later on a jet owned by an Italian who moved it on runners to a nearby lot to use as a barn. The city plans to reclaim the building. In Panama, Dr Manuel Amador was elected president with Dr Pablo Arosemena as vice president on Tuesday.

Kenosha Wis Afs Rlly Panama Manuel Amador Panama Republic Pablo Arosemena

Power of Food Claims Health Boost From Grape-Nuts

A 74 year old woman says her health improved after four years on Grape-Nuts, noting she can do her own work now. She praises the product and recommends it to others, citing digestion and nutrition as key benefits.

Postum Co Wattle Creek Mich Weillville

Davis May Be A Dark Horse In Republican Chairmanship Fight

County clerk Bing Davis looms as a potential dark horse in the Republican chairmanship contest. Promoters press committeemen in precincts to stay flexible, not pledging to Smith or Metzger, while seeking votes to block either man on first ballot. Davis supporters aim to force a scramble as factions pivot to Davis, with Marion Eaton as a possible alternative.

Bing” Davis Smith Metzger Davis Marion Eaton Eaton

Died Trying to Save Children in Fire Tragedy

In Youngstown Mrs Lottie Garwond a widow and public school teacher and her daughter died in a Woodland Avenue residence fire caused by natural gas ignition. A third victim, Ethel Clark, a dry goods clerk, burned in her room. In New York City Henrietta Schwartz a 40 year old diamond dealer was found burned to ashes in her Second Avenue apartment, believed to have perished trying to extinguish flames.

Youngstown Lottie Garwond Woodlandaye Ethel Clark New York Henrietta Schwartz

They Stole a Ride From a Local Butcher Wagon

A man and a woman allegedly entered Albert R. Worm's butcher wagon on Illinois Avenue in front of a restaurant Tuesday night and drove away. Police searched for about three hours without success, returning to the scene with no apparent damage. The couple could not be located.

Albert R. Worm Illinois-at Grove

Tombstone men form price control combine in Des Moines

In Des Moines on February 12 tombstone, marble and granite workers met to organize a price control group. They argue competition is ruinous in many places and that prices must be set by agreement to reestablish business.

Des Moines

Dropped Dead at News of Hanna's Death in Newport News

Charles Ryder a 60 year old traveling salesman from Aurora Illinois collapsed and died in Newport News Virginia upon hearing news of Senator Hanna's death. Firemen will organize at a mass meeting in Chicago under Federation of Labor auspices to form a Chicago fire department.

Newport News Charles Ryder Aurora Ill Hanna Chicago Federation of Labor Mesonte Temple Chicago Fire Department

Cincinnati Woman Fatally Burned After Dress Catches Fire

Virginia cold snap continues as Norfolk reports record low temperatures on Wednesday. The report notes a Cincinnati woman likely fatally burned when her dress ignited from a grate fire, reflecting ongoing winter conditions and widespread cold in the region.

Cincinnati Karlier Virginia Norfolk

Lent Arrives as Ash Wednesday Signals 40 Day Fast

The Lenten season begins February 17 and ends Easter Sunday in April, marking 40 days of fasting. Ancient practice forbade meat, later relaxed to allow meat on Sundays and, eventually, one meat meal on any day except Wednesdays and Fridays. The period affects social life with ballroom attendance, teas, and outings down, as couples adjust to the solemn season.

Tessene

Judge Melvin Nominates Andrews for President at Banquet

New York February report covers a Waldorf Astoria banquet where Judge Henry B. Melvin of California extolled Champe Andrews of New York Todges for U S president. Melvin joked Andrews was a Tamany Democrat while he boasted as a California Republican and told of a pumpkin-eating cow in Alameda County ending tragically.

New York J Joseph T. Fanning Indianapolis Waldorf-Astoria Henry B. Melvin Supreme Court of California Champe & Andrews Todges United States California Andrews Melvin Alameda County Fallowe

Carnegie gives $15000 to Wilberforce University

New York Feb 1 Andrew Carnegie donated $15000 to Wilberforce University for a library on the campus at Wilberforce Ohio. Arrests in Los Angeles involve a Columbus Ohio telephone company embezzlement case. The report notes additional remedies and products advertised in the same column.

New York Andrew Carnegie Wilberforce University Wilberforce, O Los Angel Tos Cal IRD J. Miliet Katie Alexander Ths Columbus, 9

Rates to St Louis World's Fair from Indianapolis

Rates to the St Louis World's Fair from Indianapolis take effect March 1. One-way second-class colonist fares to California Oregon Washington and Idaho points from Chicago are 3.00, from St Louis or New Orleans 000, with through tourist and reclining chair cars daily. Free seats in chair cars. information available from W W Richardson and W E Connor.

Indianapolis St. Louis W. W. Richardson Union and Southern Pacific California Oregon Washington Idaho Chicago Pacific Coast St. Louia New Orleans W. EL Connor Cincinnati

Rising Boxer Uprising Report From Port Arthur Telegraphed

Fort Arthur dispatch describes after harbor clash on Feb 9 the Japanese squadron withdrawing southward with three ships lost. It notes mobilization progress among local troops and claims three torpedo boats sunk earlier. A direct telegraph line to Port Arthur is ordered for completion within the month.

ST. Petersburg Fort Arthur Chemulpo Manchuria Port Arthur Tals

Emperor's loyal order fuels Russian troops in Far East

The Petersburg dispatch quotes Admiral Alexieff urging unity and faith to defend czar and Fatherland as Russians prepare for a major battle. Reports from St Petersburg cite Port Arthur actions and confirm a Japanese torpedo boat loss, with further details awaiting official dispatches.

ST. Petersburg Admir Alexieff Husein Sallora London Far East Admiral Alexieff Port Arthur Hed Dean Sifnk

Battle Outlook Shifts Over Yalu River or Port Arthur

Reports on the land clash in the Far East vary with some saying the main fight will occur near the Yalu river around Pingyang while others claim Port Arthur as the first battlefield. Admiral Alexieff and the viceroy push forces in Manchuria as preparations continue for an inevitable clash. A report says most Russian torpedo supplies were aboard the cruiser Varang when it exploded in Chemulpo harbor.

Yalu River Ping Yang Binion Port Arthur Alexieff Manchuria Japan Varlag Chemulpe

Dispatch of ammunition from Paris to Cochin China

From Paris to Toulon dated February 11 reports orders to send all available stores of ammunition and war material by quick steamers from Marseilles to Balgon in French Cochin China.

Harry Ordera Paris Toulon Balgon Cochin China Marseilles

Washington Shortcuts: Political Maneuvers and Careers

Daniel Griner of Portland Indiana seeks a job in the Interior department. Senator Beveridge will occupy the seat left by the death of Senator Hanna. Congressman Zenor's pension bill is in favor of Jasper Packard of New Albany. Postmaster General Payne Secretary Shaw and Winthrop Murray Crane speculated for the Republican chairmanship to replace the late Hanna. A mixed page notes ads for Dr Wood's Norway Pine Syrup and a tailor in Massachusetts Avenue.

Daniel Griner Portland Ind Interior Department Senator Beveridge Hanna Zenor Jasper Packard New Albany Payne Shaw Winthrop Murray Crane National Republican Committee

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