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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1902
Page
6
A Indianapolis society woman shares her struggle with monthly pains backache and nervous attacks. The ad touts Zoa Phora as instant relief and strengthens weak organs with a free trial offer from Kalamazoo Michigan.
Washington dispatch says President Roosevelt will tour the Midwest and West next fall, visiting Illinois Indiana Iowa Minnesota the Dakotas Texas New Mexico and possibly California. He will speak on national topics while Uncle Joe Cannon on a streetcar antics is noted amid political chatter about General Miles and alleged leaks.
Local chatter centers on a possible extension of the South East Street car line to reach Nebraska street near South Park addition and Garfield Park. Residents claim the car company favors the South Park developer and would not extend to connect with Garfield Park, citing benefits to Morris street area and new homes. Henry Rieman, florist at Morris East streets, reports eight greenhouses and upcoming expansion as southeast Chicago grows with new streets and higher property values.
A shoals paper carrier recalls a hot August day on Sand Hill when barefoot travel turned painful. He slipped on sand and burs, outran three pursuers, then crossed a railroad track that scorched his feet, vowing to never go barefoot again.
Denver Ind Apr 122 dr. Darnell faced anger from citizens after a witness named Mary Klipplinger, 16, testified at a time stating he denied being with the girl. Police reported the scene as a tense public confrontation with accusations surrounding the case.
A brief item notes a business update involving over 400 Towne with a capital of 15 cents mentioned. The fragmentary text emphasizes financial scale and local commerce activity. No further details are clearly readable.
Delavan Wis June 13 a local novelty scarecrow setup uses a windmill to drive horse fiddles bells and tin cans producing a band that scares off nearby birds. Owner Jos Kiel plans electric power if wind fails amid wary resorters.
In Kosciusko County a locust swarm is reported while Vincennes hosts the Indiana Municipal League session. Lebanon's Charles Byroads is indicted for murder in Homer, Fuller and Muncie notes a death by laudanum self harm. Court items include Marion's Genie Trowbridge charged with shooting James Lacy and Laporte's John Koskeskie detained for attempted murder of his wife. Alexandria's Mary Humbert seeks divorce, Terre Haute's Ethel Williams dies by poison amid alleged spousal dispute.
In New York June 13 a Harlem court heard a case about repeated reconciliations within a marriage. Philadelphia man Monaghan reportedly has forgiven his wife 24 times, with Jean St Jacques in Philadelphia also famed for many reconciliations. Magistrate Meade abruptly halted the hearing as details were recounted.
The advertisement touts Dr David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy as a powerful cure for kidneys liver bladder and blood diseases. It cites James Lettuce of Canajoharie New York who improved after two bottles avoiding surgery and cites Dr W H More of Weatifield New York endorsing its efficacy.
Jacques and Monaghan are linked by a complex love triangle with St. Jacques claiming he forgave infidelities while Monaghan claims bigamy. The trio faced disorderly conduct charges as the magistrate ordered further examination.
A vintage ad states a bad taste in the mouth signals stomach trouble and promotes Cham berlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets as cleansing and invigorating the stomach and bowels. Sold for 2 cents per box by all druggists.
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