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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1904

Page

3

Tom L Johnson blocks three cent fare plan in Cleveland

In Cleveland, Tom L Johnson faces a political setback as a compromise ends a plan for a three cent street railway fare. The deal ties cheaper fares to a boundary zone with transfers costing extra, while granting a franchise extension. Protests rise as workers fear higher costs outside the zone and supporters deem it Johnson's reform endgame.

Tom L. Johnson Cleveland Tam L. Johnson Johnson Lke Inge Mira

Boston Courting Parlors For Spoony Couples

Boston reports a chain of courting parlors in a house for women residents to entertain their male friends. Parlors are booked in advance, with varied furnishings donated by wealthy supporters. Couples spend evenings behind drawn doors as lights go out at closing, a curious social ritual amid gossip.

Boston Mass

Sinners urged to attend church in bold recruitment notice

Reverend H N Quisenberry of a College affiliated baptist church promotes outreach using printers ink to lure new attendees. The sample from Our Church at Work lists targets: 100 prayer meeting newcomers next Thursday, 50 attend Johnson’s Bible class next Sunday at 9 30, and 69 new Sunday school scholars next Sunday morning, offering a royal welcome at Collemcave baptist church with liberal rewards.

H. N. Quisenberry Love, Baptist Church

Cow Juror Award Details In Bhapiro Case Initiated

In New York on January 16 Exhibit A outlining where Mrs Sotem Bhapiro says she was butt by a cow was formally accepted in evidence as part of the trial record. The jurors awarded her 325 dollars in damages after the cow incident was presented as key evidence in the proceeding.

New York Sotem Bhapiro

City court verdict on damage to Nuurius cow impact

In city court Judge McCarthy and a jury reviewed a cow case. After deliberation the jury awarded 5 percent damages to Nuurius from a cow owned by Moyer and Simon Loeb. The plaintiff pursued Amo danniigees.

McCarthy T Moyer Simon Loeb

The Fatal Lamp in Iroquois Fire Explained

Chicago January 18 A pioneer illustration shows the combined flood and spot lamp blamed for the Iroquois theater blaze. Authorities believe sparks from the garbens in the floodlight and the spot light unit may have ignited the curtains, with the lamps used to shade colored gels.

Chicago Heer Iroquois Theater

Little Boy Discovers Grandfather Dead in Kokomo

In Kokomo Indiana a young boy, son of Mr and Mrs Frank Bunnell, woke during the night to find his grandfather seated dead in a chair. The boy and his parents noticed strange sleep arrangements and the child grew uneasy until midnight when he descended to the study and found the grandfather awake before the fire, unable to be roused.

Kokomo Ind Dan Frank Bunnell

Duke of Norfolk Takes Bride in High Society Match

England's premier nobleman the Duke of Norfolk marries Gwendolyn Mary Maxwell Well, a woman half his age, daughter of Lord Herries. The union elevates her to near-royal social standing in London society. The bride is nine years old in the listing, tying a controversial note to the match.

England London Jne Duke of Norfolk Wan Marrie Gwendolfi Mary Max- Well Lad of Norfolk Uuch Lord Herries

Shore Acres in Chicago Sparked By Long Running Stage Rivalry

Amusements section reviews Shore Acres by James A Herne and a run of vaudeville acts. The piece notes the play’s Chicago premiere, its long stage life, and the author actor left a substantial estate. James T. Galloway portrays Nathaniel Berry, a role he has played for 11 years amid fashioning summer resort notoriety.

Chicago Heme New England Ae Lad James T. Galloway Nathaniel Berry

Mexican consul faces complaints in Phoenix social circles

In Mexico City, Jan Uta Vargas Narvarne, consul at Phoenix, has been summoned to explain serious complaints. Allegations claim he attends Phoenix society events with a different woman each year, causing social disruption and concerns among residents.

Mexico Jan Uta Vargas Narvarne Phoenix A. T Society of Prasata Narrob Social Atpies

City Life Notes and Local Incidents in Voking GS

In Voking GS city life includes a declared wnisane and transfer to Tulietta Hospital. The Fourth Presbyterian Church declines to submit pew revision questions to the congregation. The Flower Mission Society plans to send Kate Dixon to Tulietta Hospital Monday after she and an aged brother were found starving in the old English block. A council committee assessing a proposed theater ordinance will study conditions at several halls and other amusements. Lee Miles, night watchman at To-Hianapolis cold storage, reports two men attempting to break into Barry Saw Works. they fled. T. Taggart returns from a trip and plans to depart for French Lick. The twenty-seventh annual session of the Indian Republican Editorial League begins at Claypool on Thursday. Charles H. Black in Paris describes a Christmas in France to his father. Mrs Mays aids furniture for a boxcar residence with George Herold and family. Sunday and Sunday saw record destitution cases aided by Salvation Army, which cannot cover all.

Voking Lee Miles To- Hianapolis Pennsylvanian Barry Saw Works T. Taggart Ila Tadian Republican Aeeneki~ Linn Claypool Charles H. Hiack Aiager Paris James S. Hlack Mra. Mays Mas Uhdertalon Ceorge Herold Ant Satunday Sundar Lok

Balm promises cure for awful blood diseases and eruptions

Fragmented OCR text claims Botanta Balm stops aches and pains from various skin and blood disorders. It touts a permanent cure for conditions described as terrible and contagious, alleging restoration of health and a “rich glow” after using the product, with sensational medical claims.

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