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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1906
Page
3
An advertises Mossules and Chatiafite rugs offered at a dollar price of one. The fragment suggests a promotional sale or clearance with a minimal listing of rug types and a low price point. No firm date or venue is provided in the readable text.
The narrator details underground plots, arrests, and escapes tied to Narodnaya Volya in Saint Petersburg and Paris. He recalls Dr Weimar, Prince Kropotkin, Lopatin, Sebastianoff, and Sudeykin, plus exile at Tashkent and Paris negotiations with the secret police. The account spans revolutions, treachery, and peril, ending with his arrest and a prompt continuation tomorrow.
Daniel Wolf, saloon keeper, fined 310 and costs Friday for selling Mawar Sundays. A man was found in the rear room of Wolf's premises last Sunday, raising questions about conduct at the establishment.
Special to The Sun New York Maren reports Dr Smith observes a dog named Animel that was exposed weeks ago to hydrophobia. The animal shows classic rabies symptoms including feverish distress, fear of water, yelping and aggression toward nearby objects. Experts aim to learn more about hydrophobia by watching the dog closely as its condition evolves over several days.
Prediction for March 10 1906 warns of many annoyances and much excitement. The text foretells trouble in holiness and ongoing struggles at work. It suggests the young may face opposition while a child may bring unsettled career obstacles and a tendency toward pleasure and company.
Miss Mattis L Parmele, kin of the Colgates, risked her life by carrying a rabid fox terrier through East Orange to a veterinary surgeon. The dog died after the dramatic act, and she escaped exposure to the bite.
A Chicago to San Diego communication sparks a dramatic search by Sergt Crane for his sister Mrs Harry Hoffman believed dead. Crane travels to California after tracing a lead, while another note mentions memorial plans for Abraham Lincoln's mother and a juvenile liquor case prompting an investigation of a local keeper.
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