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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1904

Page

2

Parker on the Second Ballot

New York Democrat Norman E. Mack says Judge Parker will be nominated on the second ballot, with southern support. editorial comment from Kentucky calls Bryan's tactics disruptive and warns of party fracture if he bolts, urging unity for Parker's nomination.

New York Norman E. Mack Democratic National Committee Parker South Park Menad Watterson Bryan Mhibville Henryson Courier-Journal Sansa Bryio Neraska Gother Omehawn Alton Brooks Bern Uch St. Louls Ifa Hill United

Wedding Well Decorated Flat In Hyde Park

A groom W Hutchinson and Miss Ethel Caldwell quietly wed on Wednesday. Friends in Indianapolis and Hyde Park decorated the future couple's home with placards and banners. A lawn social was held at Mrs Mary Tons home at Capitol Ave and Thirtieth Street.

Ph W. Hutchinson W. A. Ketcham Anon Ethel Caldwell Indianapolis Bere Society of Hyde Park

Coffee as a Cause of Hidden Health Risk Noted

A fragment notes that regular coffee drinkers may miss warnings until drugs in the coffee lead to organic disease. The text suggests a hidden health risk from tainted beverages and underscores delayed recognition by drinkers.

Republican Platform Audio? Chicago Speech Highlights

The National Republican Platform declares the party’s 100 year history of governance, praises the Roosevelt administration, defends the gold standard and protective tariffs, touts military and foreign policy progress, and emphasizes law enforcement, capital and labor balance, and equal protection under the law. It notes McKinley’s death and Roosevelt’s leadership, calling for stability and national pride.

Rpublican Party Democratic Party Congress McKinley Roosevelt

Posse pursues dynamiter in Broad Ripple P O wrecked

A lone burglar blew open the Broad Ripple post office safe about 32 m. Thursday, escaping with about 32K. He pried a cellar door, entered the rear store, blew the wall with nitro glycerine, and scattered wreckage. A neighbor saw a man carrying packages, but could not identify him. Tracks led toward the canal. three pocketbooks and papers were found discarded along the route. Government and post office funds were taken with others, while the cash register was left untouched. Clyde Grit, injured by a fall from a church tower, shows signs of recovery at Hops hospital.

Thureday EH. C. Gresh Pastome F. W. Arnhelter Helia Armiiter Arehalter Gresh Perssons Witnols-st Linotast Plesaant Hill Fort Wayne Ind Clyde Grit St. Paul's Lutheran Church Hops Hospital Morgan Pays Mm Lambe

Handsome Water Colors In Indianapolis Homes

A. J. Treuer & Son hosts Jerome Adronse collection of watercolor scenes from Britain, including Cropredy Bridge and Hatfield House, praised as symphonies in color. The artist’s works, about 12 years touring America, attract Indianapolis buyers among notable residents. a Strong Plea for News Trial follows in Port Wayne where Charles Dunn seeks a new murder trial.

Artiat Art Critin Cone Cofaseur Jerome Adronse Mr. Adronsa Lunnan Comea Ry Xeur A. J. ‘Treur & Son Cropredy Bridge Figehill Oxford Hatfield House Lord Salisbury Hertfordshire Isle of Wight Ben Nevis Inverness Lachad Shere Thors Advonse Indianapolis Port Wayne Ind Charlen Dunn Little Alleg Cothrell

Fifty Years of Mannerchor Salute Opens Indianapolis Anniversary

The Indianapllis Mannerchor society marks its golden anniversary with a 50 gun salute at dawn and a downtown parade led by the Indianapolis Military Band. Delegations arrive from Cincinnati Columbus Louisville and Chicago for a banquet at Mannerchor Hall.

Mtute Howe Moa.m Indianapolis Downe Nown State House Tain Cincinnat Columbus Louiselle Chicago Sp. m Claypass Mannerchor

PULLED OUT 4 PINE TREE AND CALLED IT A MATCH

A dialogue describes inspecting timber pieces and a so called range lighter. Travers demonstrates a device by pulling pine timber and a four and one eighth inch long piece, showing a burner lighter system used to heat a range. The exchange highlights efficiency and gas company practice and mentions New York production.

Pete Travers Wall Traverg New York

House Full of Plunder in Springfield Trio Held for Larceny

Mrs Katie Schaefer her daughter Mrs Elizabeth Schaefer Ritter and son Otto Schaefer are jailed in Springfield charged with larceny. Police say five year spree ended with three wagonloads of stolen goods from firecrackers to a sealskin coat. The residence yielded a packed trove. confessions followed when confronted. The daughter reportedly attempted poison and mother blamed her in a tense ride to the station.

Springfield Katie Schaefer Elizabeth Schaefer Ritter Otto Schaefer City Mra. Schaefer

Upside Down Flag Flown by Butler College Seniors

Early Thurday morning Butler College seniors ripped a bell and stealthily entered the old campus building. They scaled the roof, hauled their banner, and rang the bell to wake others, but fled as dawn revealed a flag hung upside down signaling a bold, puzzled prank.

Butler College Irvington

Births and deaths and marriages listed in city notes

Birth announcements include Marion and Grace Whitsell a girl James and Lol Gunn a girl George and Carrie Simmons a boy and several other families reporting newborns. Death notices list Edward Harvin tuberculosis Marcella Itekin heart failure Jared Hollan endocarditis Julia Dugan dysentery and other ailments. Marriages section names numerous couple pairings including Wyneparke Judah Nina Mayfeld George Miller Clarice Ochitree and many others.

Marion and Grace Whitsell Kenwood-ave George and Carrie Simmons E. Moris-st James Lol Gunn Missouri-st Amzy Ang Marie Zaring W. Tenthsle James R Addie Rheets Sz Melklesi George Br Cartle Krieg Congress Elel Joseph Ruth Harris Vandesat Minnie Borehers N. Sen Edward Harvin Marcella Itekin W. Pearket Jared Hollan Julia Dugan Blake St Tree Jones Wyneparke Judah Nina Mayfeld Charles E. Vollmer Ette L. Arthur George P. Miller Clarice Ochitree Ernest McCullum Statlle L. Davin Joseph Jones Gertrude E. Dicker

Lonely old soldier delirious at hospital

Feeble old John Lewis, a Civil War veteran, long a City hospital patient, wanders at night. He slipped from bed and told attendants he would shoot 26 women in his room. He recalls battles and a life of isolation after a guapling explosion left him with terrible burns.

John Lewis City Hospital John

Young Girl Married by Shelby County License

Whitin F Golden and Gertrude Francisco secured a marriage license and were married at Shelbyville on Wednesday after prior refusal in Shelby County. Report says the girl was 17 with parental consent, despite earlier claims she was 11, and that the father arranged the mistake.

Shelby County Whitin F. Golden Gertrude Francisco Shelbyville

Mayor Forkner Seeks Elk Chief Post for State Group

June mayor John A Forkner aims for the presidency of the state organization with support from the Anderson Elks club and allied groups. The effort centers on leadership and regional backing for the Elk chapter.

Forkner Anderson John A. Forkner Andertot Elk

Platform Strong Speech Delgate Views in Chicago

Delegates voice strong support for the Republican platform in Chicago with praise from Senator Beveridge Foraker Durbin Shaw and others. They cite protections for home industries the gold standard and tariff revisions as key planks while Roosevelt and Fairbanks are seen as poised for a sweeping victory. The column also lists a small local advertisement and notices including a nurse's soothing syrup.

Chicago Senator Beveridge Senator Foraker Durbin Roosevelt Fairbanks Alana Gov. Herrick Gav Pennypicker He Nanen Shaw Republican Party Mickey Chauncey M. Depew Hoosevelt and

Train specials and sale notices include Ohio to Michigan trips

Railway advertisements list round trip fares to Rochester and return for one dollar and two dollars, with special trains from Sandusky leaving June 25 and Lake Erie and Western routes. Also offered is an autela Japan War Atlas for ten cents, plus bicycle for sale notice and a Chicago and North Western map detail request.

Michigan City Rochester Lake Erie & Western A. R Lake Erie & Western Ff Sandusky Autela Chicago & North-Western N. M. Breeze Vine Street Cincipsatt Ohio

Yellowatone Park Tour Sets Sail From Chicago

The Yellowatone Park Special will depart Chicago on Wednesday August 3 via Chicago and North Western. Pullman cars dining and baggage cars to Yellowstone Park and back with all expenses included. Stops en route at several places with night lodging. Contact N. M. Breeze for details at 5 Vine Street Cincinnati. Also Rosebud Reservation lands open in July with pamphlet on New Homes in the West.

Yellowatone Park Chicago North-Western B’y Pullman Palace Yellowstone Park N. M. Breeze Gen. Ague New Vine St Rosebud Chicago & North-Western Bend North-Western Line N.ml Breeze Wing Street Coeelon Ohh

Half Million Acres Listed for Settlement in Rosebud Reservation

Grainy notice describes allotment opportunities on the Rosebud Indian Reservation in southeastern South Dakota. It references the Chicago and North Western Railway providing access from Chicago to Bonesteel on the temiyation border with a two cent stamp pamphlet titled New Homes in the West. Details appear in a listing at M. Breese, 65 Vine Street, Cincinnati.

Rosebud

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