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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1903
Page
10
Dr. W. Wletrher notes June as the worst month for suicides and crises, tied to low barometric pressure and high temperatures. He observes more personal crises on Saturdays or Mondays, fewer on Sundays, and links higher population density to higher per capita crime and suicide rates, suggesting rural areas show lower percentages.
Charles A Widger, after seven years away, rushed into Louisville mayor Grainger era office seeking repayment of a two dollar fare and transport aid. He presented $12000 and $3.70 in cash, saying the mayor once helped him with a half fare to Nashville and he now sought a receipt for repayment to the city. The cash was handed to the city treasurer for a receipt.
Real estate firm Dyer & Rassman warns that high asking prices around University Park and the Federal building deter new business investment. E C Rassman says owners refuse to sell at reasonable levels, delaying improvements and cannery businesses, as capital seeks a foothold in a growing city.
Samuel Lite aged 93 a Hendricks county pioneer died Friday morning after a long illness at his Plainfield home. He leaves a large family that for many years gathered at his house to mark each birthday with a reunion. Burglars entered James Landers residence at 1524 E Washington St by prying a window into the music room and stole a valuable gold watch and 32 from Merce Landers room. Police have no clue.
London reports a large European royal turnout planned for St Louis with King Edward and the Kaiser among potential visitors. The article notes rising American prestige abroad, with royalty and officials showing interest in calling on the United States, and mentions Sir Marcus Samuel and Lord Mayor Chamberlain in anecdotes reflecting cross Atlantic regard.
Dramatic appeal warns of catarrh as a national disease affecting all social classes. It touts Graasilian Balm as the universal cure, claiming to destroy the catarrh microbe, clear mucus, heal ulcers, and restore health, breath, and vitality.
An advertisement touts a six month program priced at five and twenty dollars, offering a one dollar bottle of Brazilian remedy containing a month’s course plus a second item TOXICOLA TABLETS. It claims liver waking digestion aid nerves strength and vitality, and targets catarrh asthma bronchitis consumption and stomach troubles with a summer emphasis from Indianapolis chemists B F Jackson & Co.
In New York June discussions center on possible Wabash access to Tidewater. Ramsey asserts a pipeline to New York via Wabash is possible, though others doubt the line will extend there. The article questions policy shifts, potential mergers, and forecast mileage changes without firm commitments.
Veterans and staff at the War Department wear uniforms off duty creating dressing rooms and confusion. Officers change to civilian clothes to avoid visibility and ease business, though some argue uniforms help discipline at garrisons. The debate centers on necessity versus nuisance when only a few wear uniforms in large offices.
The article notes limited hotel availability in the park with only four hotels near the geyser region. It describes driving between sites as lengthy, offering few close encounters with fountains, wildlife, or plant life, and highlights travel and camping as the primary way visitors explore the area.
Fragmentary notes describe camping outfits with dining tent and dogs, names like Con Cord videtes and Weson Walters, promising first class Pullman service on a trip Aug 400 with a stopover at St Paul. It mentions a long journey and itinerary details, with references to fares and expenditures.
In Verona a night of conflict with rats and mice occurred as three men were chained and guarded by Justice Darlington. They pleaded guilty and were jailed for 20 days, recounting their struggles against the vermin during the night.
Public sale notices issued by Sheriff Robert Metzger exposure of real estate in Marion County Indiana under two court decrees. The first sale on June 7 1901 seeks rents and profits for seven years from Lot six in Fenneman's subdivision Morris addition Indianapolis, to satisfy a decree plus costs. The second sale on June Jah 1900 denotes rents from Lot ninety one in Woodrun's subdivision Morris addition Indianapolis to satisfy a decree plus costs. Both actions provide for fee simple transfer if needed and specify sale at the Marion County Courthouse.
By virtue of a certified copy of a decree from Marion County Superior Court a sale of rents and profits for a seven year term is set for June 6 1905 at the Marion County Court House door Indianapolis showing parcel Let Number three two in Bruce Addition. If not enough proceeds a fee simple sale will occur to satisfy the decree with costs.
In a Friday night incident at Odd-fellows hall in Indianapolis, Faith Hart and Jamar af the colored- Odd-fellows' hall sought a link with a match. Hart was rushed to Ulty hospital in serious condition after a blast shattered plaster, knocked him down stairs, and caused extensive damage to the building. A passenger rail folder promotes Christian Endeavor meeting in Denver with reduced rates and Colorado sights.
Sunday May, train 34 from Terre Haute to Effingham will depart at 4 45 pm instead of 3 45 pm, changing the daily schedule except Sunday. Notices from Gell & dog and others indicate a communication method and pricing terms.
Real estate ad offers 320 acres near Boone in three parcels with springs and a “Stuck Farm” designation. Agent J S W Selvage lists Lombard Building Indianapolis and contact numbers for cash offers and limited time sale.
Selvage and Co offer four choice lots at Merrite Place Indianapolis near W Michizan Street. Prices begin at 300 dollars with weekly payments and no interest. Better buy a lot and build a home now. visit 105 Belmont Ave or Lombard Block offices for details with Belmont car access provided.
Limited time sale offers a 11-room high grade ROMs residence with hardwoods, furnace, and mantel details. East front, North district, priced at 12,000 cash. Selvedge Lombard Didg. 2415 B Washington St. Phones 717. Also listed are plots on N Meridian St, Capitol Ave, Tri Dott Ave, downtown blocks, and a large factory site with substantial buildings and potential bargains. Security Trust Co listings.
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