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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1908
Page
5
In a tale of past quarrels and renewed vows, Rose faces a marriage gone wrong after she wed Jack Dering’s bitter rival. Now, years later, Jack seeks reconciliation and a family future with Rose, who has endured loss and a stern test of forgiveness. Their children’s innocent questions reveal the depth of heartache and hope as Rose and Jack confront a rebuilt happiness.
More young doctors want to practice medicine in Indiana this year than ever before. Between 1 percent and 125 doctors will take examinations on Tuesday for certificates from the Board of Medical Registration and Examination. Among the nominees will be graduates from the Kentucky School of Medicine who arrived in Indianapolis Monday with diplomas and certified photographs. The board received a letter from a Chicago physician enclosing stamps for the return of his medical diploma, sent to the board six years ago when he lived in Indiana.
English ship Matdxtone chases by American warship Rangrt. O'Neil and Elizabeth endure peril on a moonlit voyage as political schemes threaten their future. Westbrooke plots, Coventry schemes, and a forged reprieve drive gravity through romance to a perilous cliffhanger.
A dramatic sea tale unfolds as Admiral Beaton’s delay and a forged reprieve threaten a critical mission. The lovers reveal a coerced order, a sailor’s guilt, and a vow of loyalty amid mutiny fears and imminent confrontation aboard two ships. Hope hinges on intercepting the Richard before battle.
A drifting tale unfolds aboard a small boat as battles and love collide with the Serapis and Richard ships visible ahead. A nameless captain contemplates peril and devotion while a wounded bond between lovers endures amid distant wakes and fading winds. The narrative shifts to a public verdict on American readers and a barrage of late 19th century advertisements.
Travel ads describe special G A R trains from Chicago to San Francisco and Denver with round trip fares around 4 to 30 dollars. Tours include tourist cars, daily departures, and itineraries. N M Breese lists 435 Vine Street Cincinnati Ohio for details and booklets.
Plain listing shows Lake Erie and Western R R with fares for Michigan City round trip at 1.25 and Rocheater and Way Points at 1.00. Departure Sunday July 19 from Indianapolis at 6 39 p m. Also another entry for Thursday July 24 at 6 00 A M with 1 50 fare for Michigan City round trip.
In a chaotic street scene a man on a high speed chase near the post office dropped a package. A crowd cried out as wolves of the acaloma and wagons blocked his path as a car moved away. The man, in a frenzy, chased the car then swore.
On July 4 an unofficial announcement stated that the miners tors' association overseeing Missouri Kansas Texas Arkansas and Indian Territory agreed to raise coal price to a ton and miners would receive a 12 percent wage increase. For the first time in the southwest, miners and employers met in a joint conference to set a scale and contract.
An extraordinary program at Fairview park features moving pictures by the cinematograph and a concert by the Indianapolis military band. Tuesday night offers concerts and varied screenings, with titles like Hungerian comedy and When Johnny comes marching home.
In Laporte Indiana on July 4 a wind driven water tank supplied by a windmill caused poisoning in the Tetzioff family near Burdick. Roma Tetzioff is at risk of death while the husband and father is expected to survive. An examination showed the water poisoned and a possible conspiracy to oust the family from the neighborhood is suspected.
W. A. Bedell, at a Tratty church union meeting, warned Madison residents that their town, though known and wide open, was not as wicked as New York or Chicago. He urged public conscience to act against vice.
Grand jury indicted Abraham Messing Mitchell Meserburg Samuel Giich and James D Fintey on forgery charges. Detectives from Pinkery agency aided a ticket racket, arrests followed in Indianapolis. Also notes Phelps death by gas, Hood's Sarsaparilla ad, and local business notices.
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