Cowboy and the Lady at the Park stock company week
The Park presents The Cowboy and the Lady by Clyde Fitch as part of the stock season with Oscar Eagle directing. John Ince Jr and Miss Andrews lead, with Henry Crosby as the half breed Indian, using original production scenery and new retouched artwork.
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Indianapolis
English's
Nat C. Goodwin
Maxine Elliott
Oscar Eagle
John Ince, Jr
Goodwin
Miss Andrews
Henry Crosby
Snowy June Sunday Stuns New York Crowds
Special to The Sun reports New York endured its coldest June Sunday on record with rain and a stiff breeze. By evening the rain turned to snow, giving a midwinter mood as crowds thinned. The Bronx bore the worst impact with a frame house blown down along with trees and fences.
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New York
Bronx
Topsfield principal forgery case ends in suicide
Edric Davis Brooks 28 principal of Topsfield High School and church organist, Yale graduate, killed himself after forgery exposure. Authorities note his fondness for fast cars. he had recently bought a luxury auto and claimed a $50,000 inheritance.
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Mass
Edric Davis Brooks
Topsfield High School
Congregational Church
Yale College
Will Attack School Plan in Boston Move
J Randolph Coolidge plans to urge the Boston School Board to overhaul grammar schools by placing them near parks. The aim is to keep children on site all day, supervise play, eliminate home study, and provide city funded transport to and from school.
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Boston
Mass
J. Randolph Coolidge
Boston School Board
There Are Two Ways to Exercise the Bowels
An old newspaper blurb promotes two methods to relieve constipation. It contrasts natural exercise options like running and climbing with a patented medicine described as nourishing the bowel nerves. The ad claims the pill, containing castor oil and lemon, cures headaches, moods, fevers, and other ailments. It notes the inventor Mr. Blackburn prints his portrait for authenticity and that reliable druggists stock the product.
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Blackburn
Blackpern’s
Cantor
Federal probe for Pullman Co in car worth $2
Federal probe for Pullman Company centers on a car valued at two dollars and is likely to trigger a legal fight. Authorities review the case as the dispute unfolds, signaling potential court action and corporate scrutiny ahead.
Sleeping car dispute pits Pullman against Interstate panel
The Interstate Commerce Commission targets the Pullman Sleeping Car Company over upper berths and charges. Loftus of St Paul accuses unfair pricing and seeks legal clarity on whether Pullman is a common carrier and must follow interstate rules. The case includes proposed rate reforms and a hearing set after June 13. Research notes record earnings and passenger numbers for 1904, underscoring public stake in the ruling. A social column lists local society events and marriages unrelated to the prime issue. Related notices mention upcoming weddings and club gatherings as background.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Pullman Sleeping Car Company
George S. Loftus
St. Paul
Loftus
Chicago
Superior
Pullman Company
Pullman
Pullman Company Faces $5000 Fine Per Violation
The commission expects the Pullman company to appeal the ruling to the courts but requires compliance or a fine of five thousand dollars for each distinct violation.
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Pullman Company
Tragedy at Curve Kills Blue Grass Youth
Special to The Sun Lafayette Ind June 3 J W Miller 20 of Blue Grass Tenn was killed by a Monon train at a crossing with a sharp curve obscuring the main track view a fast passenger train bore down on him.
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Lafayette
Ind
J. W. Miller
Blue Grass
Tenn
Monon
Photographer Delays Roosevelt Critic Dr William Long
Concerning June visit by a Stamford Connecticut reporter seeking a portrait of Dr William J Long the naturalist famed for his nature writings and his challenge to President Roosevelt over alleged nature fakes Long declined posing at first then welcomed the writer to his study to discuss his lifelong passion for birds and animals and his public profile.
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Stamford
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New England
William J. Long
Big
Roosevelt
Dr. Long
Funeral planned for 16 year old Brightwood tragedy victim
Raymond Hughes died from injuries suffered Thursday when a moving van near Cornell avenue and Thirteenth street brushed him from a Brightwood street car. The 16 year old, who lived at 3415 East Twenty fifth Street, died Saturday at home. Funeral Monday at 2 PM at Brightwood Congregational Church. Conductor Frank Dolan was badly injured.
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E. Twenty-fifth St
Brightwood
Brightwood Congregational Church
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Cornellave
Thirteenth-st
Frank Dolan
E. S. Knox
Robert Hughes
Two Found Dead In St Louis Home Suicide and Obituary
In St Louis on June 3 Mary L Burns suicide by gas left a note blaming fear of insanity. Her husband William Burns, a waiter with a small fortune, was found dead later, likely from alcohol intoxication. Police consider the husband’s death accidental, some suggest grief drove him to die.
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ST. Louis
Mary L. Burns
William Burns
Burns
City Record of Births and Dwellings in Meridian Street Area
A city record lists numerous births at various addresses including 221 5 Meridian and 227 Hamilton Ave with multiple families naming boys and girls born to Wilsons Wests Keeners and others. It also notes several adults with medical causes such as apoplexy tuberculosis cerebral hemorrhage endocarditis and tuberculosis. Several dwelling values are appended, with properties on Downey Ave Bolton Place Fau St and W Moreland Ave. Edward wore a pink shirt to the brother day.
City Plant To Be Sold At Milford Center
Milford Center Ohio June 3 The municipal light and water plants at this place will be sold under the hammer The two municipal plants have been running behind at the rate of 1200 per year due to inexperienced men in charge The plants will be advertised for six weeks and then sold.
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Milford Center
Five Wagner children burned in gas explosion at breakfast
In Hammond Indiana on June 3 five children of Elmer Wagner were burned when a gasoline explosion occurred while they were preparing breakfast. Bertha died from injuries. Lillian and Oswald were fatal. Raymond and Grace are expected to recover. The father had left for work.
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Ind
Elmer Wagner
Bertha
Lillian
Oswald
Raymond
Grace
Woman Mistakes Carbolic Acid for Medicine
In Lexington on June 3 Mrs Earl Sellers wife of a Paris area farmer swallowed carbolic acid thinking it was cough medicine. Doctors expect recovery. Earlier Ray McCarthy of Lexington did the same in the dark and only sustained slight burns.
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Lexington
Earl Sellers
Paris
Miss Blackford
Ray McCarthy
Roof garden proposed at Fair Hill Baptist church
Rev Charles McClellan of Fair Hill Baptist church proposed a roof garden for a vaudeville show to draw attendees. The congregation approved the idea by subscribing 12000 dollars at the June meeting in Philadelphia.
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Charles McClellan
Fair Hill Baptist Church
Rivers Rising Threaten Planting Across Evansville
Evansville Indiana June 3 Rivers continue to rise rapidly with the Ohio River lifting over a foot overnight and the Wabash possibly overflowing its banks by nightfall. The floods hinder planting as farmers face idle fields after two floods since January.
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Scripps-McRae Prew Association
Evansville
Ind
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