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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1904
Page
2
An Indianapolis Daily Sun advertisement promotes Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root as a universal kidney and urinary remedy. It claims broad benefits for kidneys liver and bladder, urges readers to request a free sample and booklet by mail, and cites testimonials and hospital use to bolster its health claims.
A terse, slightly garbled report notes Eliehart resident and witness before a federal court remains reticent on political talk. The piece hints at a possible congressional nomination and suggests mixed district opinions about his suitability and finances for office.
Washington items report Hanna ill after storm and events in New York and Salem. Mentions: Miss Vitel Barrety of Salem, Miss Emily Byen entertaining Friday, and upcoming weddings including Miss Tiertha Rusach and Gito Kinp, and Miss Gortride Theresa Shoemaker and Willam J. Dolan. Travel plans for various residents are noted.
Dan Henreithsan Moore and Philadelphia born Phindelphian heir apparent face a sanity commission in New York on February 1 to determine his mental state after claiming he could forfeit his wife’s annual alimony of Hen a year. Moore, son of Andrew Moore, ran the Ghardhaan Philadelphia enterprise. the elder died in 1866, leaving a fortune of 53 000 000 with $120 000 a year income for each son. earthquakes disrupt Socorro and San Marcial in New Mexico as telegraphs report shocks near Albuq urque.
Amusements announce a Japanese nightingale act at Grass Vaudeville and a 2 ands old show at Parr ao. Empire Hurlesque returns with fair shite as Unique offers afternoon and night performances. Laura Thompson shines at Unique, The Manard asters sing Minnehaha, Janes and Garden debut a new sketch, Western quartet plus guests perform. Bias Grace Morrison introduces One! One! One! from Harry W. Laws now staged by Carin & Lennox.
President John Mitchel outlines a proposed nationwide and state program to fund homes for aged and crippled miners. The plan would levy one cent per ton of coal, plus railroads contributing per ton for hauled coal and miners giving a portion of wages. Mitchel says construction varies by state and emphasis remains on creating homes where coal is mined, noting high injury rates and long miner lifespans.
London January 21 Buckingham correspondent reports Mrs Flargnee Maybrick, serving a life sentence for poisoning her husband, is described as cheerful with excellent health and spirits despite her imprisonment prospects.
Message urges sending for a health book on Oyapepsia heart kidney and rheumatic issues. Claims Dr Shoop's Restorative cures many chronic diseases with a trial offer and lists an address for obtaining the booklet without payment.
In Hartford, DB Miller of this city suffers an unusual dental growth hindering breathing. Doctors noted the teeth protrude awkwardly, yet the patient experiences improved air flow after a day’s treatment, with the unusual growth altering his oral condition.
Louisville editor Henry Watterson criticizes William Jennings Bryan in a Courier Journal piece titled Sheer politicalimanity. He accuses Bryan of demanding outdated party platforms and blocked nominees while denouncing money from the common enemy and warning of populist and socialist threats.
An aged, fragmentary ad promises a universal cure for skin conditions and ailments through purified blood. It touts relief from itching eczema and eruptions, claiming complete healing, renewed health, and a vibrant complexion via a supposedly healthy blood supply.
A lively street scene at the North and Delaware streets corner shows a young woman mocked for inconsistency after she faced a shallow puddle from melting snow. She waded through muddy yard mud, letting her overboots be pulled off rather than step into the narrow water.
The Man ual training high schng school board received bids for installing four automatic stokers. Detroit Automatic Stoker Company bid $5,000 but refused a fuel-savings guaranty while Underfeed Stoker Company claimed 70 percent savings. Paul Fable proposed about 56 percent savings but would not guarantee. Bids referred to the business director for investigation. In a separate Rome note Cardinal Merry del Val reports on Archbishop Ireland’s red hat appeals and suggests a transfer to a more senior see before consideration.
Martha Bowers was found guilty of poisoning her husband in San Francisco and received a life imprisonment sentence. The crime was carried out so she could be free to continue an affair with Patrick Swuety, the accused lover.
Unentpefraind effort by The Royal Magazine to publish in the city. Lectures by Prof. Calling at Detroit lodge rooms Sunday night. Teardown work at Muidings row near the new Post Office site. Fianner & Buchanan contest the planned crematory erection. William Tron plans reopening Fairbank this spring after talks with Crawford Fairbanks. Chicago boards foresee dolar wheat export. German Fire Insurance holders re-elected all officers at annual meeting. Newton & Holtlaw sue street car and Central Wien Telephone for damages. Cooperation of hinder dealers and thrift minors to curb what they call interference by the CAT service. IR A. O Koomet reps plan Patrick’s Day events at Hooodem hotel. Indiana University credit policy rejected by State Board of Medical Registration. Color question blocks amalgamation of Carmen and Carworkers unions. Carmen reps attend conference on the issue.
A Rochester notice advertises Beck's doughnuts and cakes at Shrawmyer and Nitus 37 Monument Place with 25 percent discount on lap robes and blankets.
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