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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1906

Page

6

Remarkable case of boy with broken neck lives on

A 13 year old Davenport youth, Clarence Martin, sustained a broken neck from a cave in near Milan Missouri July 1. He arrived at Centenary Hospital in St Louis on a special train, where surgeons report the break as the fourth cervical vertebra and note the diaphragm nerve remained intact, preventing immediate death. He is conscious, cheerful, and cared for by his mother as doctors monitor spinal cord injury.

Sun Louis Clarence Martin Centenary Hospital Lawtonave Milan St. Lows Takeno Pinckney Frereb Ben Davenport E. 8. Johnson Lowe Dee Pinckney French A. R. Kiefer Paul ¥. Tupper T. B. Mansfeld Reid Ana Nis

Cure-All Cu Cure At Erie Doctor Boosts Health

Testimony extols Cu Cure as blessing for all people praising air, water, and a local Erie student doctor who cured a lengthy illness. Original patient notes Bomex wash failed, age eighty cited as barrier, but final treatment restored health.

Erie

Physicians Offer Hope After Severe Brain Proximity Injury

Attending surgeons Dr C M Ament and Dr FT B Manzfeld report the case of a young man in a serious accident as one of the worst of its kind yet show cautious optimism. The patient can move facial muscles slightly, suggesting the spinal cord is not entirely destroyed and recovery of some motor function may occur.

C M Ament FT. B. Manzfeld Eren

Rare English heirlooms of proud estates and legends

A tour of priceless artifacts in British homes highlights helmets from Robert the Bruce, the Douglas banner, the Lee Penny, Drake’s sword and cup, ornate silverwork, a bed of Henry VII, and cabinet treasures at Buckland Abbey, Lyme Hall, and Elzingh among others, preserving a vanished world of royal myths and martial glory.

Britain Lord Elgin Broomhall Robert Bruce Douglas Otterburn Archibald Douglas Lorne Dalrigh Donnelly Castle McDougall Ingrelle Edward Rimon Francia Drake Plymouth Sir Francis Drake Buckland Abbey Buckland Pelican & Cocpanut Queen Elizabeth Francis Kimberieg Hall Norfolk Lord Kimberley Ancestos Agincourt Philip Catherine of Valois

Ancient English heirloom array of goblets and regalia

A historic inventory describes prized artifacts including Dudley's two handed sword once worn by Robert Hudley the Earl of Leicester and the Earl of Pembroke, a famed Luck of Edenhall goblet with its legend, the Luck of Muncaster vase, a Beauchamp cup gifted by Mary Queen of Beazots, and a long spur at Hosleyade noted as a domestic reminder to replenish the larder.

Dudley Robert Hudley Earl of Leicester Earl of Pembroke William St. Quen Ejtenhall Edenhall Musgraves Muncaster Haxham Worthington Hall Mary Queen Henry Curwan Hosleyaide Durham

The Real Thing in Family Reunions

A rambling critique of family reunions and social status, praising genuine ties over class pretensions. It laments vanity and fraud in lineage while urging forgiveness and renewed kinship, recalling shared memories and old family bonds.

Community Events Highlight Local Meetings and Openings

Public notices list a Woman's Auxiliary meeting on Wednesday afternoon August 1, Riverside park hosts a Naom Auxiliary gathering on August 3, Camp No 4 plans a public sale Friday night at Man nur hall, Baptists set August 3 for the new Industrial School opening northwest of town, GA Ladies host an ice cream and cake social Tuesday night July 3 at Alabama and New York avenues.

Union Auxilery O.be Riverside Park P.O Mannur Hall Baptist Industrial School New Home A.D. Streight T.W. Bennett Elclog Ladies of the GA Alabame New York-atn

Dived from Deck to Rescue Man in East River Tragedy

New York officer Watter McDonough died after diving from a steamboat to save Charles Bates of Providence. Bates, heavy and unable to swim, sank near the boat while Mrs Bates watched. McDonough struggled under paddles and near the pier, freeing Bates before succumbing to exhaustion. Roundsman Specht aided Bates while McDonough was pulled from the water. The scene drew a crowd and left Bates alive, McDonough dead, and the river scene memorialized in a dangerous rescue.

New York Kennebnc Watter McDonough Madison St Charles Bates Jawalar Providencee Rf. Bates Fall River McDonough Bates Cone Wresm

Maryland Casualty Company Formed In Baltimore

The Maryland Casualty Company is established in Baltimore with officers John T. Stace president and James Mitchell secretary. Capital stock listed at 750,000 with cash on hand and other assets totaling 3,343,995.89. The report notes real estate, bonds, account receivable, and reserves for losses, with total liabilities and capital figures certified by Indiana State Auditor in 1906.

Maryland Camusity Company Baryland

Providence Washington Insurance Company Statement of Condition

A historical state auditing record lists Providence Washington Insurance Company assets and liabilities as of December 1, 18xx, certified by Indiana Auditor Warren Bigler. It notes totals for assets and debts, and includes a formal attest inscription with seal and date.

Statement of title company assets and debts

The document lists cash in hand and in hands of agents, stocks and bonds, market value loans on bonds and mortgages of real estate, and other secured debts. It asserts the total assets exceed the mortgage amount and notes premiums, with a sworn statement by Auditor Warren Bigler dated February 14, 1405 confirming the copy is correct and on file.

Aganta’ Halaness UC. & Arey Yale Cs. Asc BSRAL Banke Deven Otherwine Indiana Warren Bigler Office of Auditor of State Ula Neal

Campau Quits After Southern League Run Ends

Memphis July 3 veteranoutfielder Charles Campau resigned from the Southern league after a brief stint with Shreveport to take a post with a Chicago mercantile firm. Campau narrowly escaped a mob at the local park following the game, with police rescuing him from angry fans.

Count Campau Sun Memphis Tenn Charles Campau Chicago Mercantile

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