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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1903
Page
10
New York cultural club member Dr John J Rich shares simple tips for longevity. He claims centenarians are made by eating proper food, sleeping well, keeping clean, staying warm, laughing, and exercising, with emphasis on comfortable bed and sunlit ventilation.
J B Finley Mitchell Maynerg and Sam Glick were bound over to the grand jury by Whallon after arrests by Pinkerton detective A A Coach. The state's case closed without testimony at that hearing. Finley, a railroad employee, allegedly conspired with brokers Glick and Meybere who run offices in the area to forge railroad tickets. The men are out on bond.
Councilman Tom Wynne says the committee will try hard to hire an attorney this week. if not, they will proceed next week without one. The panel seeks legal counsel for the Board of Public Safety retirement case involving Attorney James Noel. outcome pending. A separate note mentions Duke of Athol estate features and Burkhart's Vegetable Tablets as health remedies.
Zimmerman, 20, is expected to die after attempting an 18 foot loop the loop on roller skates at the Cyclorama. He crashed after looking at spectators, as police investigate responsibility. Over 400 people were present. His father Jack Zimmerman, a saloon keeper, had warned him not to attempt the stunt.
Aged man called professor and preacher traveled under many names to fleece victims of about 200000 dollars. Police in multiple cities, including Monmouth Wisconsin, say Arthur posed as vice president of Peoples National Bank of McMinnville and as a Methodist preacher. He staged lectures and used blank drafts to collect funds and had canvassed for 1100 lithographs. Also linked to a Chicago lithography firm and various aliases. Wanted in Kansas Nebraska Indiana and Kilota.
Farmers across southern West Virginia report that about half the land in Wayne Cabell Lincoln Logan and Mason counties will go untended this year due to lack of farm labor. Railroad construction locks and dams on the Big Sandy river and employment in lumber and mining draw workers away. Wives and daughters are seen plowing and planting as farm wages rise and crop supply is expected to be scarce next winter.
Foresters paraded through the grounds drawing crowds as tents formed social clusters. Prizes were awarded Friday afternoon across senior junior and pony classes to groups from Des Moines Joliet and Madison with captains named for each winning listing.
Henry C. Atkins, president of the E. C. Atkins company, says an agitator tried to spark a strike among the plant's firemen yesterday but all men remained at work. He notes recent pay increases and asserts workers are content. one man even threatened to quit the union rather than strike. No actual walkout was learned.
In Bloomington Indiana Mrs Cooper thrice reported the cat attack after catching a cat killing a chicken. The animal bit her thumb during struggle and gangrene developed, leading doctors to amputate the hand in an attempt to save her life. The latest report notes the patient remains in danger despite treatment.
A three block long woodmen parade drew crowds Thursday with a riot of color and thundering bands. Foresters in varied uniforms led the march, while the Fifty sixth regimental band from Fort Dodge and the Kansas girls’ band provided the music. The Joliet team’s convict outfits and the Indianapolis military band set a lively pace as the Indiana delegation followed at the end.
Baccalaureate services will be held at St Pauls church Sunday night for the twenty second commencement of Mrs Harriet Auguats Pranks school of expression and oratory. Rev Lewis Brown will preach the sermon Oratory as a force in the state.
Eviterpean club dances Friday night at Broad Ripple. Mr and Mrs Frank Talbott plan summer at Basslake. Mrs Wilam Jilison and Miss Anns Jilison flew to Chicago Friday for the derby. Mrs F 2X Dalton and Mrs Lew Wallaces Jr host a card party Saturday for Mrs Haughey of New York. Laura Stokes and Edward McGuire wed Thursday in a pretty Rome ceremony. They will reside in Munie. Mrs Charles A Bookwalter hosted a rose luncheon Thursday for Mrs Morton Bookwalter of Philadelphia. Kappa Kappa Gamma held their annual reception and dance at the Propylaeum Thursday night. Ross Barrett returned to Brockton after visiting Indianapolis and attending the woodmen's convention. Indiana alumni of the National park eminary gave a luncheon at the Columbia club Thursday. The young ladies close sessions Friday. Miss Leora Barrett and Fred Eugene Barrett wed at Central Ave church Thursday night. The decor was artistic. Swedish wedding march at the recessional. The Bar Fates will reside at 953 Bellefontaine Ave.
After a two days session the International association of railway surgeons finished its business and adjourned sine die. Dr J H pore of Indianapolis was elected president, Dr Weaver of Yancey Missouri vice president, Dr J H Duncan of Ohio treasurer, and Dr Louis J speitenel of Chicago secretary.
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