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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1904
Page
5
A New York City mother recounts her infant Charlie's severe skin illness and relief after using Cuticura Soap and Ointment. She describes lesions, fever, poor appetite, and sleepless nights, then notes gradual healing and his skin becoming white again. The family urges publishing to help other sick babies.
Jimmie Kiley, a young boy, crushed to death when an ice wagon driven by Martin Mack ran over him as he slept in a street hole near the curb in Cincinnati Ohio. Mack surrendered to authorities. bystanders recalled the wagon’s driver failing to stop immediately after noticing the child beneath the wheel.
In a playful backstage dialogue, Candie, Hocket, and others banter about fortune, pride, and plans for a wide Fourth spread. Fire crackers, wheels, and a white winger tease a risky caper as a riot and a toppled curtain loom.
Cynthia Grey details a chaotic Fourth of July celebration in the Cracker household. Fireworks and a charming parade of outfits lead to a street accident when a prankster, Mr Punk, kisses baby Cracker and triggers a fatal crash as the ambulance arrives. Cannon Cracker struggles to restore order while Punk is overwhelmed by the crowd and punished by the lawless melee. The piece culminates in a reckless spree of injuries and charges, highlighting a grim end to the Cracker family’s festive day.
A fragmentary passage follows Chalmers receiving cruel news that his children and Mme Frenier’s party have landed opposite Acquia Crex. Rex Ingraham appears in a muddy, soldierly march near the war’s edge, seeking favors for a friend, while the Cavalry unit and transfer orders unfold amid regimental uproar and distant campaigns toward Fredericksville.
A rough narrative recalls a Civil War flank assault near Galneysll and Woodbury bridge. Corporal Ingraham, a regiment on the right, and a daring Uitte squadron clash as Longstreet’s grey battalions threaten the Federals. A wounded rider is carried to safety amid smoke and chaos.
Rex Ingraham nears promotion while recovering from a shoulder wound in Washington. Alice Langdon and family nurse him, as rumors of Civil War battles and a looming Union advance stir tensions. Rex departs for news and returns, testing his limits and shaping his strained romance with Alice amid family intrigue.
Real estate dealer William L. Etcin discusses planned paving from Morulfanest to the eastern city limit along Washington Street. He predicts a driveway trend as new water mains, hydrants, telephone wires and artificial wax service will be installed, boosting demand for Eastside property and improving access for residents.
A garbled Long Branch report claims Jung-Jonn RB Pratt filed suit on May 31 seeking about 107.02 alleging actions to starve Hannah Elias by pressuring grocers butchers and shopkeepers to withhold provisions as part of a scheme connected to her home. The piece notes an alleged transfer of property to a Farmers’ and Trust Company and accuses motives to keep her from receiving more of his estate.
A letter from Thomas F. Brown of the Hume Carriage Co of Amerbury Mina recounts his scrofula battle spanning two years. After doctors failed, he credits Dr Williams Pink Pills for Blood for reducing inflammation, healing ulcers, and restoring health following eight boxes.
A petition in involuntary bankruptcy has been filed against Goodland banker Fred D. Gilman by Alexander Lardner and others. The creditors list amounts owed on deposit include Dane Lardner 4.00, George Thomp 1.00, Jonathan Wickersham 90, Join Tanten 1,000, Willam W. Gilman 98, and Guy Leltiuh 450.
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