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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1904
Page
2
Ottawa hopes to shield Canadian industries from American trusts with a liberal government tariff wall. Finance Minister W S Fielding announced the plan, signaling a major shift in dominion policy. The measure targets arriving dumped goods and faces likely parliamentary support.
In Fairmount Indiana local doctors are puzzled by the illness of Mrs Oliver Jarvis wife of an off-pumper. She could not be awakened Sunday morning and a physician could not rouse her at noon. She woke briefly yesterday then sank back into a deep sleep and cannot take food, raising fears she may starve.
New York June 11 Stem a pawnbroker described the man who bought the revolver used to shoot Caesar Young last Saturday morning while in a cab with Nan Patterson. The described man is J Morgan Smith, married to Patterson's sister, who has disappeared and a warrant is out for him. Smith and his wife left St Paul and are not traceable. Witnesses include Thomas Meagher and B S McKean. The coroner O Hanlon described the autopsy and the bullet’s path.
Graduates received the standard common school diplomas at the Girls Industrial School exercises held Thursday afternoon. Lawrence McTurnan gave the address, Rev Dr Kellog presented the diplomas, and Mrs Elam noted the averages often exceed public school results. The Indiana collegiate alumni group seeks technical training for women, with plans for a fall meeting at Mrs H H Hanna’s home to press the effort.
Buffalo New Jersey reports Senator Depew attended a banquet of the Millers' national federation in Niagara Falls Thursday night. In his remarks he praised the miller daughter’s beauty kindness and innocence as inspiration for famous notes in literature.
A garbled list shows births deaths and marriages with names and addresses such as Salter Warner Bachelor Brown Davis and others. It includes building permits and a mix of hospital notes with mentions of tuberculosis fracture fever and other medical terms, reflecting a crowded community notices page.
New York June 10 Mrs Hannah Elias the negress will be placed on trial Thursday afternoon for extorting money from John R Platt the aged millionaire. Her testimony will likely focus on the older man s infatuation and generosity. She has endured a sleepless night at the Tombs crying for her baby while doctors treated her. Officials report possible warrants for two men in the case, including a lawyer, tied to schemes to extract money and real estate from Platt and others. The case promises further sensational disclosures as investigations unfold and notes from a lawyer suggest others may be implicated.
Musa Leng Morton daughter of former New York Governor Levi P. Morton died Thursday night after a post operative blood loss from an appendicitis operation. In Indiana deputies plan to bring John Watts and ex city clerk Watts in custody from Rockford for alleged city funds misappropriation. Buffalo department store Anders 90 Company failed with assets around 40 000.
Two hundred miners strike in Carlyle as rain threatens Guthrie flood risk on Cottonwood valley. Mrs James Bullard killed in Arthur Illinois during a train accident. Julius Atelnshock dies in Cincinnati hospital after a morphine overdose in personal crisis. Airs Rigas halted in San Francisco on arrival from Honolulu amid drug suspicion. man Handolph, linked to $20,000 from Alabama state orphans fund, surrenders in Montgomery police inquiry.
Reports to the International Mercantile Agency from trade centers show some improvement in general business, with notable gains in the south and southwest where sales and orders exceed last year. Iron is stagnant except for structural materials and yaw pipes, while half the Pittsburg furnaces may be out of blast by July 1, reducing coke production. Crop progress is excellent due to warm weather, though excessive moisture slows corn, yet acreage is at a peak and harvest may surpass expectations.
Chicago plans to distribute goat milk to ease infant feeding shortages. Investors from St. Louis back a venture to establish goat milk stations in Chicago. Goats will be sent from Chicago to fulfill fresh milk orders as needed.
In Mineissippi a violent assault on twin sisters, daughters of wealthy planter Farmer Dunn, has sparked intense fear and mob pursuit by two posses bent on lynching the alleged assailant. The incident marks a grim event in local history and has drawn wide attention from the Four Track News readers.
Loganport Indiana June 1 8pl Miss Mingle Leazenby 16 miles from here returned from a visit and was met at the station by a funeral party intending to carry her body to the cemetery A telephone message warned she was not well and the family misread it The funeral arrangements were completed the grave dug and the Undertaker summoned before the party met her at the rain
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