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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1902
Page
6
An early 20th century health notice explains catarrh as a blood disease spreading from a cold to the throat windpipe and lungs. It touts Stuart's Catarrh Tablets containing Bloodroot eucalyptus and other specifics as a safe internal remedy sold by druggists for 50 cents a full package.
The most talked about American girl in Europe, Gladys Deacon, impresses London and Paris with beauty. Portraits by Boldini and Whistler promise future exhibitions. Her connections include the duchess of Marlborough and Mrs. Arthur Paget. she has stirred rumors of engagements and royal attention, being 19 and well educated in Germany and France. Her sister, 17 percent years old, is also poised for high society recognition.
Senator Teller of Colorado introduced a resolution asking President Roosevelt to intervene with Great Britain to spare Commandant Scheepers of the Orange Free State army. He argued the death sentence issued for a captured and wounded commander violates the Geneva convention articles one and five.
The committee on arrangements at the state department met on Wednesday and expanded the prince's U S itinerary to include Boston Chicago and St Louis. Other city requests remain under consideration.
The article argues against strict meal times and advocates flexible eating aligned with hunger and rest. City chemist Ansil Moffatt cites personal experience of late meals from 10 p.m. to 1 a.m. and explains the stomach needs rest between meals, with digestion not harmed by irregular hours.
Archduchess Elizabeth aged 18 wed Prince Otto Von Winderschgraetz in a ceremony held Wednesday in the grand hall of the imperial palace Vienna officials announced the royal wedding between the daughter of Princess Stephanie and the late Crown Prince Rudolph.
The American Window Glass Company informed president Simon Burns of the workers’ organization that wage increases averaging 10 to 15 percent have been granted to brewers flatteners gatherers and cutters. The measure affects about six thousand men.
Chicago January 2. Suit for 200000 damages filed against the Board of Trade by Dickinson who was expelled for violating its rules. The action seeks damages and challenges the Board’s handling of the expulsion. The filing names the Board of Trade as defendant and outlines alleged wrongful termination.
City engineer Nelson warns locomotive smoke is eating away at the Virginia avenue viaduct girders and may render the structure unsafe soon. He doubts current safety but notes railing iron has been eaten enough to require timbers, with repairs planned. Evans and Nelson blame each other for lack of inspection. no regular inspection schedule exists, and the last check by the old Board of Works a year ago found only minor repairs and paint.
Miss Emma H. King volunteered for experiments to test Koch's theory of nonintercommunicability between cow and man regarding consumption. Dr. George D. Barney reports she became well after inoculation from a cow and a subsequent cure using a bacteria-killing vapor in an airtight chamber.
A special despatch states the Bank of Hartford in Owensboro Kentucky was robbed of $1000 on Wednesday morning. The report appears in the Daily News with no further details on the suspect or motive. The item notes the robbery occurred early in the day and is part of local Crime coverage.
Henry Karstadt succeeds Brill Dyeing and Cleaning Co at 228 Mass Ave and 15 N West ILst. positions and address indicate continuation of business under new leadership.
High grade 6c cigars advertised for sale at 41st Class Drug Stores. W Kriel listed as distributor.
In Suffolk Virginia on January 2 women increasingly arm themselves when traveling alone as assaults rise. Miss Mennie Rhodes, a Driver resident near Harrisonburg, advocates arming for self defense with husbands and fathers supporting the idea and urging wives and daughters to practice with weapons. The piece also notes organizational changes and a club meeting unrelated to the safety topic.
William B. Burford of Indianapolis lists loose leaf ledgers with self locking extension back. Dr George A Ligier is removed to Newton Claypool Bid g on third floor room size.
The Indiana Dental College advertises S W Cor Delaware and Chiosis offering patient care from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. for all dental work. Dr G H Clay M D emphasizes best work and notes relocation to 150 N Illnois street.
Wilhite and Holloway advertise photography services at 237 N Pennsylvania St offering new portrait lines including children photographs under the slogan Our Platinum Portraits Are Making a Hit. They claim to be based near Lawblog and Denison hotel.
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