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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1904
Page
8
A nostalgic ad pulls on local loyalties. It touts Indiana branded bread by Joseph Taggart, pitched as suitable for all ages and urged to ask grocers for St Gazale in nearby towns and cities.
Reports from Prominent western centers show favorably on the jobbing trade but manufacturing hesitancy due to presidential campaign uncertainties. Dry goods remain weak after a backward spring while wholesale business in many regions is below a year ago. Oklahoma and Indian Territory buyers scale back. Missouri and Kansas rains hurt activity and rail transport faces added costs. Labor issues affect prospects. steel dull but demand improves slightly. Furnace closures expected before July 1 as markets stay quiet. Coke production remains high but likely to be curtailed.
A neglected promotional notice claims painless cure for rheumatism and neuralgia through a home remedy. It asserts the formula cleanses uric acid from blood, loosens stiff joints, purifies the blood, and renews vitality, inviting readers to contact a listed address for proof.
The Fairview Park Sunday concerts remain highly popular as programs for June 5 present a wide range of works. The lineup includes pieces from Rutherford to international rag. The article notes performances of chimes and various orchestral selections, with a lively community scene and mention of notable performers and companies touring the Midwest.
The Juvenile Court Record in Chicago reports Judge Hen B. Lindsey, elected to the county court, has received a double endorsement from Republicans and Democrats alike. The piece lauds his fearless, nonpartisan honesty and willingness to condemn corruption within all parties. Lindsey also serves as judge of the county and juvenile courts.
Fortune denied invitations to visit China saying reports of an extended visit and advising reforms are untrue. He told SUN reporters that he was contacted only out of courtesy by Prince Pu Lun and that Americans should not lecture China on governance.
The republican county convention to nominate legislature candidates will be postponed until after the national convention. With the national gathering only about three weeks away, the delay is expected to be brief unless further changes occur.
The senate contest to succeed Fairbanks draws time as 159 lawmakers weigh candidates. Marion county, with 12 seats, is expected to provide a substantial share of the Republican caucus. Chairman Smith was out of town over the weekend and not due back until Monday. Legislative candidates remain uncertain about the chairman and committee plans as the executive committee adjourned without a date and has not met since.
Athletes from Oberlin to Cal and from Minnesota to Missouri gather in Chicago for a Marshal Field meet. Weather looks cloudy with light rain. Michigan favors victory with Chicago second. Stanford and Wisconsin duel for third as Purdue aims for ten points. Hear and Werner run the mile. seven men on the team.
George M. Hurley was fined 10 dollars and costs for violating the Breed ordinance. His car struck Arthur Stevenson at Washington and St Nndents but caused only minor injuries. Hurley later drove with companions Gus Rahke Emil Rahke and Edward Ballard. Carl Fisher and Sidney Eletun were fined for failure to carry infants on their machines.
In Chicago on June 4 Miss Martha sann a clairvoyant separated Mrs Favnie Moul and Miss F J Appin from $1,500 in money and jewelry proving her powers before vanishing. In Lowell Jimmy Gardner defeated Buddy Ryan in six rounds referee Pollock halted the fight with one minute left Ryan bleeding and unable to continue.
Hammond Indiana June 4 physicians secured an option on a tract of land on a sand ridge near Highlands for a tent colony to treat consumption. The project aims to provide outdoor cures as part of a new treatment scheme for tuberculosis patients.
An old advertisement claims Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills alleviate headache nervousness dizziness and indigestion by soothing nerves. It asserts rapid relief and household use with a money back guarantee for one bottle at 55 cents, including a testimonial from Mrs G H Danks of Monreatown.
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