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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1903

Page

4

Loyalty of Goodrich Loyalty to Fairbanks amid shifting political fortunes

Jim Goodrich, chairman of the state Republican committee, is praised for unwavering loyalty to Senator Fairbanks. He campaigned hard, managed the last campaign that helped Fairbanks win a second term, then stayed loyal as events shifted and others pivoted to Roosevelt and Hanna. The piece notes the dangers of outside interference and commends Goodrich for his steadfastness despite political winds.

Goodrich Jim Goodrich State Republican Committee Fairbanks White House Senator Fairbanks Hanna Roosevelt Father Pennsytrania State Convention Indiana Pennsylvania Drich Roosavol

Town Without A Justice In North Stonington

Henry Geer a grand juror in North Stonington sought a justice of the peace to sign a warrant for an assault case. With the sole JP recently removed the town lacks a signer or trial officer, leaving North Stonington nearly without a judge to enforce laws. James H. Kennedy was eventually located at Westerly Public Library to assist after a delay.

Henry ©. Geer North Stonington R. 1 Paweatuck James H. Kennedy Fnally Stonington

Wealthy New York broker gardens with 120 tons of flowers

A New York broker with a Long Island country home and a passion for flowers has spent years tending a vast floral display valued at 120 tons. He often entertains at his estate and even dabbles in landscaping projects, latest described during a Chicago event a few days ago.

New York Long Island Chicago

City Life Band Graduation at Turner Park

Graduating ex ercises of Peck's band will be given next Thursday night at Turner park. The senior dramatic recital of Mrs Prunk's achbal of dramatic art will be given Friday evening at the Prunk residence assisted by the Indianapolis conservatory of music. Grace Roberts, Herbert Houston, Ora Clara Myers and Nellie Coffee perform musically. Drama students Carl J. Brickert, Mabel C. Mills, Edith Lane, Laura Arnold, Mrs Alpha Vandawalker, Lento Fulwell and Blanch Cartwright take part.

Peck Turner Park Prunk Achbal Indianapolis Conservatory of Music Grace Roberts Herbert Houston Ora Clara Myers Nellie Coffee Carl J. Brickert Mabel C. Mills Edith Lane Laura Arnold Mrs Alpha Vandawalker Lento Fulwell Blanch Cartwright

Songs and Sketches of a Singer

A humorous verse set lampoons selfish vanity in a comic voice. It attacks the boastful world claims of a man who “owes him a living,” detailing his pretensions at the trolley, harbor shop, and home. The piece closes with playful quips about social scenes and a nod to Edward Singer.

Century and a half ago colic cure recipe found

An old 1751 ledger in Gilgin Alabama lists curative remedies for colic including cold or warm water, tar water, camomile tea, turpentine, yellow of oranges, juniper, oil of anise, hot oats and a minister for relief. A handwritten note describes the hopeful remedy as soothing the patient’s mind as well as body.

Gilgin Colle Philadelphia

Medical graduates enter New York area in large numbers

New York on June 1 reports 20 graduates from five medical colleges and 400 post graduates. A substantial share will establish practices in Brooklyn and New York, expanding the city’s medical workforce as new doctors are credentialed.

New York Moma Brooklyn

A Corner for the Women Linen Fashions and Hygiene

Linen saltings are unusually attractive this year with light wool lookalikes and satin shines. Describes Paquin gown with white linen bands and ingetting, a blue linen street costume with lace, and wide linen trends. Also advises hygienic washing of towels and handkerchiefs, warns against sharing textiles, and notes the revival of sunbonnets with homemade touches.

Diverse Anecdotes From War Front To Philadelphia

A collage of humorous vignettes from wartime Cape Town volunteers and West Philadelphia classroom scenes. Anecdotes include a weary front line soldier seeking furlough to see his wife, a teacher's lesson sparking a Philadelphia lawyer joke, a father correcting punctuation, a Tennessee president recounting a clergyman's profanity, and a note about a Society of Equity meeting for farmers.

Free treatment for women offered by Indy specialists

Free to Ladies Free to Ladies Cures Every Form of Piles Female Weakness Displacements Leucorrhea Suppressed or Painful Menses Falling of the Womb Change of Life etc The ertebrated Indy specialists have decided for a Short time to give free one full $6.0 treatment to every suffering.

Mary Lock America Dr. Murty Lock Co Engiewood Station Unkengo

London to Build Lunatic Asylum at Horton

A plan announces a new lunatic asylum for London to be built at Horton costing 32 850 600. Other items note Brock’s statue of Gladstone placed in Westminster Abbey, Charcot’s Arctic expedition diverted to the Antarctic, and widespread “colored rains” in southern England amid Sahara dust transport.

London Horton Brock Gladstone Westminster Abbey Beaconfield Ashanlee M. Verneul Paris France Charcot Arctic Antarctic Pole Hamilton Canada Thosarsy Europe Bank of Austria-Hungary Marconi Company Immedi British Columbia Gautols Paria Nicolo Paganini Attila Paganini Genoa Artifet England Martinique St. Vincent Selentiacs Sahara

Seventh Gun Named After Roosevelt in German Birth News

In Elkhart Indiana a newborn son of Sir and Sirs Jessen was named Theodore honoring President Roosevelt. The father, German by birth, wrote to Roosevelt explaining the honor was not for personal gain but to signal republican values. He said the boy can read his letter in German. Also ad copy notes reduced prices on dusters and nets at 2 Masa avenue.

Hostler Elkhart Ind Sir Sirs Hersman Jessen Theodore Rooeevelk

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