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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 1903

Page

6

Mysterious healer Prof Adkin offers free home cures

A self described physician Prof Adkin promotes a global healing program with twenty specialists. He claims to cure illnesses at home, offers free advice, and promises a free book “How to be cured and How to cure others,” endorsed by leading physicians. Testimonials from patients in Oklahoma and California praise relief from head pain insomnia and digestive issues. Letters to Adkin request diagnosis and home treatment, stating confidentiality and no cost for the service. The ad claims the institution is one of the largest healing bodies and urges readers to write for help.

Adkin Prof Heales Jif Kia Prof. Adkin C. A. Brownell Dane Oklahoma Jax Moffatt Brown St Roches J. N. Purdy Purdy M. A. Lynch Girard Ave Los Angeles Cal Yease Thomas F. Adkin Forester N.Y

Sketches of New Senators

Biographical sketches of 13 newly elected senators reveal careers from state governorships and long legislative service to law practice and farming. Targets include Clark of Arkansas, Heyburn of Idaho, Hopkins of Illinois, Long of Kansas, McCreary of Kentucky, Gorman of Maryland, West of Missouri, Newlands of Nevada, Overman of North Carolina, Fulton of Oregon, Latimer of South Carolina, Reed Smoot of Utah, and Ankeny of Oregon.

Washington Senate Clarke Arkengas James K. Jones Democratic National Committee Miassssippi Arkansas Idaho Heltfeld W. B. Hoeyburn Pennsylvania Heyburn Hopkins Illinois Billy Matson House of Representatives Milneis Harris Kansas Chesster J. Long Medicine Lodge Jerry” Simpson Congress Long House Senator McCreary Kentucky Deboe Lucky Joe Senator Gorman Maryland Senate Democrats Gorman Wellington Senator West Missouri Wiliam J. Stone William J. Bryan Stone Francis G. Newlands John P. Jones Sharon Nevada Mississippi Yale College Newlands District of Columbia California Lee Slater Overman Pritchard North Carolina Merriman Overman Vance Jarvis Oregon Charley W. Fulton Ohio Nebraska Latimer South Carolina Mclaurin Reed Smoot Utah Rawlins Alpha M. Eldridge George Terner Levi Ankeny Nesmith United States

Steady Demand for Good Real Estate in Indianapolis

Real estate men foresee steady growth in Indianapolis over the next year with no expected boom. Suburban building may slow due to higher materials and scarce labor, but North Indianapolis suburbs could rise in value as Crawfordsville and Lebanon electric lines extend to Alnapolis via Union suburb. Demand remains strongest for central business properties and small suburban residences, with suburban buyers spread across all areas.

Indianapolis Epring Crawfordsvile & Lebanon Alznapolis Unet Mdi

Deadwood Dick Lingers as Civilian Guard on Transcontinental Trains

The reporter profiles Deadwood Dick once a Wells Fargo guard and stagecoach hunter now known as Dick Clark. He contemplates joining a railroad guard job, recalls battles with outlaws and Indians, and notes his shift from legendary desperado to freight yard worker in Lead, Nebraska, while maintaining his famed image.

United States Deadwood Dick Lead Deadwood Great Hamestake Deadwod Fremont, Elkhorn Missouri Valley Red Border Elkhorn Road Dick Clark Pony Express Prairies Sidney Neb

Explosion at East Glean shows wreck imperiling hundreds

A freight wreck near East Glean on the Pennsylvania line in dense fog led to a powder car explosion. A switch engine backed into freight cars, sending one car far onto a house. About 20 residents near the scene faced danger while three cars on the incoming train did not explode.

Olean X. Y Pennsylvania Railroad East Glean

Typhoid fears and local turmoil plague Elwood schools

In Elwood Indiana during mid March, widespread typhoid fever exists with few fetal cases. The wife of C.8 Meek, school superintendent, is near death. Miss Jennie Small, grades supervisor, is not expected to hire. If teachers fall ill, Elwood police report rising trema dage and danger to children. Thirty one divorce cases are pending in local courts, seven alleging wife beating. In Greencastle a receiver reports share withdrawals from an association, claiming insolvent status and urging repayment at least 30 cents on the dollar.

Elwood Greencastle Ind A. E. Dickey Reserveting Ravings and Non Association Indianapolis Surpg Pulmum County Dickey Maysie

Indiana briefs and regional notes from the era

A collection of terse Indiana items including Delane King bars, a Brazil marriage advert, Cedar Flats wheat damage from rains, Newport birds returning, West Reddington sumps scattering, Waynesville fence removal protests, Vincennes road flooding hindering mail runs, a Paqli Merenga street dispute ending in potential divorce, Rockville trunk mishap near Broomingdale, a Vinto Kelly school incident, and Isaac Brown’s multi‑venue bird and bee lectures in Vincennes with shortened schedule due to fatigue.

Delane! King Brazil Justice of the Peace Cedar Flats Newport West Reddington West Heddington Seymour Republican Waynesville Vincennes Russellville Fuller Paqli Marenga Rockville Broomingdale Kelly's Isaac Brown Rochesster Ind

Deadman's Curve collision injures five trainmen

Two transit cars collided at Deadman's Curve west of Forsythe. Five workers were hurt including one likely fatally. A separate Tennessee crash near Shell Mound left engines demolished and injuries to five trainmen, as reports cover a Friday morning rush of transit incidents.

ST. Louis Forsythe John Gray Crattanagors Tenn Nashville, Chattanooga St. Louis Shell Mound Kri‘lay

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