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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Feb 26, 1904

Page

3

Cornell Coach Injured in Gymnasium Mishap

Stughey Jennings Cornell baseball coach and Hartimore league manager sustained serious injuries after diving into a water tank in the Cornell gym Wednesday night. Concussion feared, wrist badly sprained, and he remains in pain with limited mobility for at least a week. The incident occurred when he mistook a closed swimming tank for a usable pool and the water was drained.

Ithaca Stughey Jennings Cornell Hartimore Jennings

Indiana towns report local deaths and odd notes

AMBRIDGE CITY Chude Dunken inherits a large fortune from an uncle who died in England. MARSHFIELD Mrs Ann Lewis, longtime Washington township resident, dies. FORTVILLE Samuel Kingen sells cloverseed near $52 in earnings. ELKHART Farmers wage a crow war menacing cattle. PAOLI Coroner cites death at unknown hands. FRANKLIN Robita Richardson, famed Hensley township farmer, dies. SHELBYVILLE Homes broken into by likely relatives. ENGLISH Theodore Harden family heirs observed at a win ceremony. EVANSVILLE Police issue health warnings about filtered boiling water. HAMMOND Richard Coleman of Atlanta dies after exposure. TERRE HAUTE Mob tension targets Jerre Dugges, a triple murderer. ENGLISH Mrs E L Peake saved by farmers and plans marriage for larger hog breeder. MARTINSVILLE Miss Mamie Stout and Dr John Barts marry after snowbound trip.

Ambridge Chude Dunken England James Perton Franklin-Rofita Richardson Hensley Hensley Township Shelbyville Celatenny Theodore Harden Croix Heath Boards St Hammond Richard Coleman Atlanta Hare Terre Verre Paurie Publi Serumen Ward Engliesn Mre Eelma Peake Martinsville Misa Mamie Stout John Barts Urugen Earle Vandertilt Cornelius Vanderbilt

Who Continued From Page One Names Of Officials

Part of a list shows individuals such as Robert Lambert Joseph J. Kreber Moble Dean Hoyt McLain and C G Shaw with others including Daniel Brown F B Akin Abrams William Brew George Hutsel John Thorp and John L Ford. The fragment mentions High Garnet Ward 5 and several unclarified titles, suggesting a political or electoral roll.

Robert Lambert Joseph J. Kreber Dean Hoyt McLain Anon Wiltate C. G. Shaw Robert Nillan Daniel Brown F. B. Akinoy Abrams William Brew George Hutsel John Thorp John L. Ford Thomas Haale Joe Broyles High Garnet Ward

Did would be murderer seen in Indianapolis report

A fragmented multi-item clippings page notes a suspect in a B Muncie shooting near a stone yard, a possible sighting on a northbound car through Anderson at 10:03, and police describe a tall dark man in a black overcoat and felt hat. Officers Oscar Furr and Frank Krause were wounded. Furr may be fatally injured. Concurrent items mention W J Bryan and others in New York, a mad dog bite in Ashland, a Brazilian Pernambuco fire loss, and treaty ratifications in Washington.

Oscar Furr Frank Krause Muncie Anderson Uneworth Farr Fred Krause Hils Furr

Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Promise Digestive Help

An overlong promotional piece extols Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as natural aids that let the stomach do its work. It claims the tablets relieve weak stomachs, aid digestion, nourish the body, and support strength, with sales via drugstores at cents a box.

Ty Wold Stuart Nature Repu

Men Wrapped in Silks and Feathers Arrests in Chicago

In Chicago two corpulent men were arrested after shots were exchanged with detectives while attempting to rob a millinery store on Milwaukee Avenue. Officers found silk, velvet, and ostrich feathers hidden in their clothing. They claimed to be detectives gathering evidence against criminals Harry Kenner and Bo Lyonw. The case of Arthur Hammel and others was continued to next Friday. juvenile court proceedings were adjourned.

Chicago W. Chicago M. Roxbowitz Miwauker Cave Argoat Harry Kenner Bo Lyonw Gerund Arthur Hammel

Dus Pricing Note Improves Food Box Offer

The notice states each Dus box priced at 1.00 with two extras offered for 3.00, detailing packaging choices and total cost. It outlines the plan to ship two Dus 1.00 boxes as part of the promotional deal and describes “All packages” included in the offer.

Charles F DR. Charles. CO

Captured the hugger in Chicago chase

The man known as Jack the Hugger impersonator Clarence J. Paulson was pursued shot at and captured by H. G. Dawson and son H. W. Dawson Friday morning. Miss Mae Blackman, Dawsons niece, screamed for help as the fugitive fled. The pursuers fired in the air and captured him. authorities believe he is insane.

Chicago Jack Clarence J. Paulson H. G. Dawson H. W. Dawson Justice Mahoney Mae Blackman Dawnen

Magoon to Play Second for Indians This Year

President Rusehaupt announced the purchase of George Magoon to play second base for the Indians for the coming year. He will be paid close to ten thousand? for Magoon's release as Woodruff is eager to go to Cincinnati and Ruschaupe may sell him. Belgrade notes King Peter of Servia has telegraphed to the czar thanking him for using his brother in the Raven army and the czar replies cordially.

Rusehaupt George Magoon Indians Magoon Rease Woodrut Cheinnati Ruschaupe Taffy Belgrade Peter

Births And Deaths In Local Area Report

Birth notices include a girl born to Guy and Harriet Owsley and another to Richmond and Louisa Von Miller along with more entries. Death notices list Harriett F. Pruett tuberculosis A J Schaller obstruction of pylori Delaar H Sebastian paralysis Barbara A Haffner Bright's disease David Delaney meningitis George G. Johnnstttt Kelle senility Hervey H. Braden pneumonia and other causes. Marriages mention multiple couples including Frank W Snepp Aurelia B Perth grew and William Tt Jones Vinnie Scott. Building permits noted for PLT Mectire and others. Political boss hard hit in St Paul Feb 3 ruling. two burned to death in Wapello fire. losses in two buildings.

Harriett F. Pruett Coffee-st A. J. Schaller Brightwood Ave Delaar H. Sebastian Arsenal Ave Barbara A. Haffner Virginia Ave Bright David Delaney Melkelai George G. Jonnstttt Kelle Hervey H. Braden Frelje Ant Maxgle Faran Ferance H. Richardson Flore He Rranede Hinton & Wallace Wintfred McGreer William Tt. Jones Vinnie Scott Frank W. Snepp Aurelia Perth Artis New Jersey N. Capit

Market News From New York and Chicago Livestock Markets

Market reports show varied prices across cattle hogs and sheep with receipts and shifts in bids at Chicago and Cincinnati. Butter eggs cheese and poultry prices listed for New York and Chicago regions, along with grain and stock market activity, including minor price movements in railroad stocks and industrials.

Chicago Wextia New York Denver Rochester Chicago & Great Western Railway Boifain Seaboard Path WAY BR. T

Pittsburg Livestock and Toledo Grain Prices Report

Pittsburg livestock prices show light to steady demand across cattle hogs and sheep with varied quotes for prime and good quality beef cattle and hogs while Toledo grain prices list futures and cash quotes for wheat corn oats and rye with mixed bid activity and seed results. The report captures market tone and price ranges for week ending February with reference to specific grades and classes.

Indianapoli Lesceee Sey Ogg Pittsburg

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