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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1899
Page
3
Editorial page targets alleged gas price manipulation by Allen Fletcher and calls for tearing down unsafe Central Avenue Bridge over Fall Creek. Discusses Philippine policy, Indiana Republicans at Ohio convention, and new insurance securities storage as part of a broader civic critique.
The piece recounts a Yellowstone guide describing a lion stalking a coat as bait, its dramatic leap and rapid kill. It then details Riverside park Maine managers paying Mitchell King for six live deer, a trick with the deer yard, and an extolled bear’s protection.
Mrs Ida Gray Scott hosts a musicale Friday evening. Miss Alice Woods hosts a Wednesday dinner for Miss Lee. Miss Somerville holds a Wednesday chocolate. Mrs James T Winters celebrates daughter Mary's birthday Wednesday. Mrs J C Schaf and Miss Maus plan a record party for Mrs Steinbrecher. Mrs Frederick Shepherd hosts porch party for the Hagins. Miss Marguerite Lemons returns from New York for summer and pursues opera. Engagement announced for Mayme A Moore to J H Whitehouse of Detroit formerly Philadelphia. Miss Belen Shawhan marries Abijah C Fox in Westville New Jersey at home with family present.
Wires report a Dewey home fund total of 4749 dollars and 54 cents. Other items note Count De Minerl on route home to resign as Italian minister and Arkansas Governor Jones seeking senate seat. Louis Castor of Keene shoots his wife. she escapes. Counterfeit silver dollars spread along the Pacific coast.
D Norton Nay son of Der witt Nay once known in Indianapolis was recovered from the Detroit river on Wednesday after disappearing months ago. He was thought insane. Public reception for the supreme lodge A O G W set for June 13. Louisa Koepke sues street car company for 10000 citing that Frederick Koepke’s injuries led to insanity and suicide. YWCA annual meeting reports show thriving activity with 155.83 to balance and 93221 total attendance, up one third. Officers elected include President Mrs F F McCrea Vice President Mrs J Buchanan Secretary Mrs A B Mitchell Treasurer Miss Julia Fish.
An Indianapolis testimonial spreads word on Morrow's Kid-ne-oids for kidney and back issues. Mrs. L. B. Milan of 1120 Shelby Street credits two weeks of use with a return to health, while the product is described as yellow tablets in wooden boxes sold for fifty cents. Descriptive booklets can be requested from John Morrow & Co. Chemists in Spring Grove, Ohio.
A British minister reports a rubber plantation project yields 100,000 trees producing 120 000 dollars in the first year. The estimate highlights rapid value from the crop and signals potential economic impact for the region.
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