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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1904
Page
6
Readable fragment notes girls coats at 15.00 and 18.00 and 10.00 in kerseys zibetines and cloths with original selling prices up to MAO during a January sale.
At a Chicago meeting of the memorial society committee on permanent preinization chaired by Arthie Mull the drive to prosecute those responsible for the Iroquois fire was outlined. The group called for two memorials to victims and aid to bereaved families while proposing measures to prevent future fires and strengthen life safety ordinances and enforcement.
Coroner Kraeger opened the second week of the Troquois Inquest amid promises to pursue inner facts and bring indictments. A new fatality, Mr AC Windfall, died at Lakertle hospital Sunday, raising the coroner's tally to 370. Various witnesses testified, with science expected to conclude the probe in about a month.
A foggy Chicago morning saw two crashes injuring several people. One collision near Teving Park Boat Yard damaged a train and locomotive. Another crash near Wentworth Avenue injured three, with a photo smashed and a rumor of a joint-smasher resembling the Carrie Nation figure.
Died suddenly in Chicago a person named Mica Rakemeyer, daughter of YoU F Hukemeyer, at 162 Prospect-rt. The text notes a Sunday mar ine and a consumer illness. Funeral planned for Tuesday.
A damaged notice reports the death of a woman in a San Rafael bath and her burial in Erle Pas on Monday. The fragment mentions Isalyila Meck writer of Grove IL Johnson and links to Mrs John D Rockefeller. Rumors allege a connection to Rockefeller family as investigators probe the case.
Indiana merchants and manufacturers led by P Wasson Uessy Kann Cserge Mann Badger Pearson oppose canceling the state fair this year. Taylor and other prominent Indianapolis business leaders argue against abandoning the event due to its advertising value for Indiana and its agriculture.
The theater ordinance is set for revision after officials found the current rule weak. Fire chief Fouts and Inspector Stanley cite drafting flaws and incomplete requirements needing terminations and amendments for stronger enforcement.
Torn text reports a jury having not yet been secured in a Chicago bandit case. The piece references a five month period before a jury would be formed and notes surrounding legal steps, but many words are garbled.
Fragmented obituary brief lists deaths of Charles H Miller and Charles Foster, with funeral timings and burial places noted. Reports Chicago theater reopen prospects and Whittaker Wright on trial in Sandon, detailing political and corporate case actions.
The funeral of La H Winters killed in a railroad accident at Tracy Cal will be held Monday afternoon at the residence of his sister Captain J S N Winters and Fletcher are among mourners. The burial is at the insane asylum hospital. Flowers are arranged in large designs. The family requests private services.
Fragmented items report church worship, civic meetings, burglaries, hospital notes, and social updates. Mentioned are building inspectors, a quarterly board meeting, a hospital patient and visitors, juvenile care, and a attempted store robbery near Nineteenth and Vanderst.
An advertisement extols Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a natural, effective remedy for indigestion and depression. It cites testimonials from users and a Reverend J. R. Lee of Wymere Nebraska, praising improved appetite and mood after three boxes, priced 50 cents per box.
Fragmented readable lines reference Sunday gatherings and reforms at White House and related inbox items. Mentions include Morals, editor, and various dates with unclear names and places. The text is garbled and lacks coherent narrative details.
Fragmentary OCR notes refer to Senator Beveridge and convention mentions, with scattered references to wool growers in Portland and Chicago grain markets. Includes brief market figures for wheat, corn, oats, and hay, plus an ad for Dr Thomas' Eclectic Oil liniment.
Wall Street opened firm with gains in many issues as Mexican markets show strength. Industrials hold steady while staples and rails show modest advances. copper and steel firms lead the upside amid improving overall tone in the far east markets.
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