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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1903
Page
8
The Indianapolis Morning Star states it will publish complete Associated Press dispatches and Publishers' Press Dispatches, plus leased wire reports, as an independent paper for every portion of the State to ensure full coverage of State news.
A brief advertising styled notice lists the 1Cent Daily and 1Cent Sunday with seven days and seven cents rates. It provides business office and editorial room addresses on East Ohio Street and old and new phone numbers for contact.
In Binghamton on Memorial Day a wedding occurred at the grave of William Sherwood. Miss Grace shears of London Pa. married Warren, the couple once separated by a quarrel. Sherwood left his entire property to the bride if she married Warren, and the ceremony was conducted by Rev J W Wright with relatives present.
In Canton, Robey Ryckman a Canton barber was convicted of pocket picking for cutting a young woman’s hair as she walked the streets. Summit County officials could not find a statute covering the act, but the court upheld the pocket picking charge and Ryckman began a one year sentence in the penitentiary.
David R. Forgas of First National Bank told a Evanston audience that money cannot buy happiness in a talk on Character in business at First Presbyterian church. He contrasted constant worries of the rich with the poorer man's ability to rest after daily toil. He spoke against pursuing wealth if it harms virtue.
Charles Lynch, 35, of Union County South Dakota, attempted a creek crossing in Sioux City Iowa and became trapped in plastic mud. He struggled to free himself as floodwaters rose and finally suffocated, his body later recovered. A stock mention follows in the report.
Trouble over the purchase of a horse led to police court action on Wednesday. Horace Boy and Micht ranst were arrested after detectives a week of search. Kurts and Lancaster were charged with selling a horse that was not as represented.
Duncan of Missouri at 418 purchased a horse from Boyer after inspecting it, later discovering it was not as advertised. He demanded a refund. The court ruled Duncan examined the horse long enough to determine its condition and dismissed Boyer from the case.
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