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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1903
Page
8
Springfield report states Davil Winer and his wife have been reunited after a long separation. For twenty one years Mrs Miter lived apart from Mr Winer as they pursued separate lives before a settlement brought them back together.
Waukesha Wisconsin June 36 The push to secure the Democratic Valle national conversion delegation for Grover Cleveland triggered talk that Cleveland’s friends are busy but not in control. William Tearst of New York has openly approached Wisconsin Democratic leaders with hopes of steering the delegation, while remaining nominally a visitor to the state.
A detailed look at Indiana state institution supply practices shows a formal requisition and sealed bid system. Trustees of Indianapolis institutions oversee monthly procurements, with bids opened at Friday meetings, samples required, and bonds for contract faithful performance.
The Cincinnati Times-Star reports a pervasive caste system among baseball players and their wives. Elite circles exclude newcomers perceived as insufficiently connected, a practice seen in Cincinnati and echoed in Boston Philadelphia New York Chicago St Louis and beyond. The article notes players clash over social hierarchies and suggests avoiding marriage to escape ostracism. It highlights enduring class divisions in major league life.
Miss Grace Coulden, aged 13, claims her elopement with Alva Delarary from Boone to Lafayette ended with coercion. Chauncey Waterhoune of Kendallville, 18, is noted for his work in the field. nine acres of grasa tents are mentioned near BOUN AND sunset.
Hearst representatives visited Milwaukee Waukesha and Madison as part of a northern Wisconsin swing. R Shaughnessy connected with Hearst’s Chicago paper as a political reporter but did not press for endorsements. Reports indicate a cold reception in Wisconsin with slim chance of local backing for Hearst’s presidential bid.
Nervous headaches ruin pleasure in life with fear and physical symptoms. Relief is claimed from Dr. A. W. Chase's Nerve Pills, described as curing headaches and strengthening the nervous system. A testimonial from M. Hudson of Indianapolis endorses the remedy, priced 60 cents per box from Gr A W Chase Medicine Co. Buffalo NY.
A Yale College class finances table shows members spent up to $11,000 in a single year and $25,000 for four years. The lowest yearly cost was $50, the maximum four year expense about $45,000, indicating a rise of roughly $4 per man over earlier years.
Trenton reports that trusts and combines will pay nearly 4 million dollars in New Jersey this year. The schedule shows taxes against 7,312 companies totaling 275,700.28 dollars, with last year’s total for comparison and an expected rise in the number of corporations and assessed values before the year ends.
The Patinula mine near Parral allegedly discovered four years ago by Mexican miner Marc Alvarado yields a steel cage with rich gold ore and a potential value around 200,000 dollars. A new vein reportedly contains about 10 dollars in gold and 00 in silver per ton. Alvarado has offered to pay Mexico’s public debt, a proposal noted by officials while the minister of finance resides in a palace guarded by three armed men.
The Hawaiian legislature, by a narrow vote, declares itself opposed to allowing more Americans entry. Native Ha Sutans unite to admit no restrictions, fearing loss of native control. Ex Queen Liliuokalani attends Kamehameha Day celebrations with mounted supporters and red attire, amid the formation of the secret Order of Kamehameha restricted to island voters.
An Inquiring colored woman sought help after her husband left home and did not return. Sergeant Crane described frequent complaints, noting most cases involve white or colored husbands with desertion. He advised filing a warrant at the prosecutor’s office to arrest the recalcitrant spouse.
An article discusses women seeking husbands through marriage, the social pressures of desertion, and police involvement. It notes women pleading with spouses, offers on restoration of marriage, and mentions prosecuting attorneys’ limits in arrest warrants for men. The piece reflects harsh attitudes and the era's gender norms.
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