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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1904
Page
5
In a London salon, Vandeleur and I press for Pola's discovery while Madame and Donna Marta fascinate the crowd. Madame hints at a patent scheme, Donna Marta probes Prof Piers, and a deathbed confession drives the tense intrigue as we plan a confrontation at a Lauderdale reception.
The Hoosier Zouaves formerly the William E English Zouaves, all Tidlangpolie boys commanded by Capt. Jacary Fox, visit Indianapolis next week for shows at the Grand. Eastern papers praised their work and critics expect a warm reception.
In Constantinople the Bulgarian exarch and the Bulgarian church seek autonomy from the Greek patriarchate. The Bulgarian question strains relations among Orthodox leaders as the exarch campaigns for independence while the patriarch opposes rebellion and suppresses Greek Orthodox participation. Joseph, 48, the current exarch, is a skilled diplomat aiding Russia's move to recognize Bulgarian separation.
Born in Old Kentucky, Mrs Heath is described as socially prominent in Louisville and Cincinnati. She is the wife of the former first assistant postmaster general, whose name links to Tulloch charges and civil service rule violations involving political and personal appointments. The couple have ties to Washington and East Lake City where Mr Heath runs morning and afternoon papers.
A large Kentucky distiller announced after a New York conference with many whisky men that distilleries and warehouses will adopt meat drawns measures to prevent overproduction. Few wine houses operate, and those open will run at half to one third capacity. No new grain purchases. The combine aims to produce about 11,000,000 gallons this garnout, roughly half of last season.
Fragmented antique ad copy touts Wells' Hair Tone as a premier scalp treatment claiming relief from dandruff and hair loss. It repeats brand names and prices like quarts one ninety, urging readers to buy via druggists and endorsing the product as valuable beyond cost.
Louisville February 1901 report notes Kentucky whiskey production reached 11,000,000 gallons during the year. Details describe output of Kentwong and related production figures for the era.
There is question over whether the Board of Works may order streetcar line extensions or if such actions require an ordinance. A city attorney’s opinion notes a possible conflict between two franchise sections, suggesting the board may act until decisively ruled otherwise, in context of the proposed BE Tenth-6 Hina extension.
An original impression of Japan portrays a nation seen as simple yet capable, with beauty in nature and a culture of politeness. It notes discipline, happiness despite poverty, and strong loyalty to country, family, and tradition, while acknowledging perceived modern contrasts and adaptability.
Fire on the Anchor Line steamer Perela, en route from Bombay to Glasgow, is reported as beyond control and likely to destroy the 3340 ton vessel. The incident occurred Friday afternoon near Fort Said.
A Ithaca mother recounts severe anemia and nervous complaints in her 17 year old daughter. She credits Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People with rapid relief after other doctors failed. The letter promotes the pills as effective for anemia, nervous headaches, paleness, heartbeat, and general weakness, with price details for boxes and mail order.
Fragmentary notes reference a divorce championship record with ties to New York Fen Lione and San Francisco 1881. Mentions a marriage to Minn Cummings, Albany, and a Dorothy Drew link with a 1896 divorce and a 1897 New Orleans remarriage to a married woman.
Mr Law rence returns in unclear form recounting two marriages and divorces. He says Edith Koartlon and Reata Winfield were spouses with reparation actions threatened. He notes a general pattern of matrimonial matters and speaks of his recollection candidly.
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