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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1903

Page

8

Dreaming couple wed after fate leads to love

Mr and Mrs Thomas Brace of Lexington Street Chicago celebrate their golden wedding after meeting in a Newfoundland church six years and six months ago. He spoke of a dream in which he would marry his future wife and the pair, both natives of Newfoundland, moved to Chicago where they raised a family.

Mrs. Brace Newfoundland Chicago Thomas Brace Lexington St St. Johns Mr. Brace Miss Squire Thoma Mra

Brace couple’s 45th anniversary noted in Chicago

Mr. and Mrs Brace marked 45 years in Chicago with four children Matilda Westerfleld Jeannette Albert May Holland and T Brace Jr They have five grandchildren and one great grandchild Jeanelle Waldner The anniversary was to be celebrated at daughter Mrs Holland’s home 1 Moon Ave

Destroyed Train's Valuable Papers in Smallpox Prevention

Stamford Connecticut January reports George Francis Train arguing with Health Officer Borden as his manuscripts, papers, and world correspondence were burned to prevent smallpox spread. He resisted, then fell silent, and refused to speak to anyone. He has recovered from smallpox but clothing was burned and he refuses city-provided attire.

Stamford Conn Jane 1 George Francis Train Borden

Indictments Grow Against Florida Healer Post

Federal grand jury returns sixteen more indictments against Helen Wimans Post of Jacksonville. Allegations accuse her of promising cures through mental science and enabling wealth, sight for the blind, and renewal of youth. In a separate scene, Alonso Etchison pleads guilty to wife beating after striking the bench, fined $1 plus costs.

Jacksonville Fla Alonso Etchison Anderson van Pett Deak

Jersey Mosquitoes Thrive On Kerosene In Jersey City

An article from Jersey City discusses the controversial use of petroleum as a mosquito eradicator, noting local remarks, a Bloomfield attack, and the emergence of a new oil-fed mosquito form. It compares American struggles with India’s Basil remedies, detailing tulsi varieties and Hindu practices as historical context for mosquito control.

Jersey City N. J Recorder Bloomfield N. S Board of Health Jersey Meadows India Ian Vishnu Tulsi Laksshmi Ganges Deccan

Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Endorsed by Bloomington Writer

Hon Thos F Tipton of Bloomington M writes that using Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin helped his stomach and brought relief after many doctors and remedies failed. He notes trials in Monticello last spring and endorses the preparation as valuable for stomach trouble.

Thos. F. Tipton Bloomington. M Monticello

Complaints of Cruelty at Manila Prison Surface

A letter to Secretary of War alleges extreme mistreatment at the U S military prison near Manila. Prisoners claim tainted food, starvation rationing, and beatings, including being chained to fence posts with no food or water for extended periods. Several inmates suffer injuries. a doctor attended one victim. Investigating action unclear.

Washington United States Manila Hoot Sher Wien Tae Tig Gramps Agiun

Flood Destroys Furniture Across West Bottoms

Flood waters ruined furniture and household goods in the West Bottoms area. Reporters observed waterlogged sewing machines, pianos, and woodwork collapsing in several homes as residents faced widespread destruction.

E.e West Bottoms Reys

Brazilian Balm touted as cure for catarrh and related ailments

Advertisement touts Brazilian Balm as the exclusive cure for catarrh claiming it heals old sores and kills microbes. It argues catarrh is local and warns against blood disease remedies while offering Brazilian Balm with a month’s treatment and a free Tuxicola tablet with each dollar bottle.

Nave Doucher Coxe

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