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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 16, 1904

Page

5

English Bowmen and Roving White Company Song Scene

In a dim hall a gleeman and archer recall the White Company days led by Black Simon of Norwich. They sing of the old English bow and yew wood, boast plunder and ransom, and discuss war, peace, and famed leader Sir Nigel Loring with vivid memory and humor.

Atteyna Edrleson Archer Hordle Jonn White Company Simon Norwich John Hawwood Italy Eliza

England at War Sparks Duel Among Archers

A rough camp scene erupts as English soldiers debate leaving seeds of home for action in France. Hordle John taunts Archer, promising a challenge to prove true manhood, while the rival vows to test strength in a public duel for pride and a French feather bed as prize. The confrontation hints at a larger march toward France and the perilous duties awaiting the men.

Emery Alleyne England France Archer John Hordle John Big John Crid Palna Ixsodum

Driver Rescued From Streetcar Wreck in New York

March 16 New York A driver John Geegan of 4133 Park Ave was struck by a streetcar. The car wedged him between tracks. Dr Kern crawled under, cut away clothing, and freed the man. Geegan later died from severe injuries despite swift hospital care.

New York John Geegan Park Ave Geegan Wendell West Farms Barns Fordham Hospital Kern

Funeral of Queen Dowager Shocks Seoul Crowd

Seoul observances marked by a large funeral procession with banfires and thousands of candle-bearers for the queen dowager buried last January. The emperor wore straw robes as two coffins were borne by pallbearers amid claims the ghostly rite aimed to cheat the devil.

Seoul

Free-forall Fight at Chicago Methan Company Barns

In Chicago on Tuesday workers clashed with Birlkers at the methan can company as teamsters tried to move out their teams. Around 100 men fought, hail of ice earth and feces and two shots were fired. No serious injuries reported.

Chicago Birlkers Methan Can Company

Misalliance views on divorce andSocial class in marriage

A discussion on divorce, American heiresses marrying foreign nobles, and the clash of tastes across social classes. It argues marriages across class lines share risks, urges pre-marital reflection, warns against reliance on change after marriage, and notes divorce courts gain from unfulfilled vows. Also contains a day menu and recipes for breakfast and dinner.

Hag Tony

Linen shirt waist suit for blue and white wear

A blue and white linen shirt waist suit features shaped bands of the same material and hand painted buttons sewn through for secure wear. The ensemble is completed with a blue and white straw hat trimmed with crimson accents.

Rare Drecca furniture exhibit at Gt. Loute expansion

An expansion feature will be an exhibit of rare old furniture bric a brac and chine from private collections. Exquisitely carved pieces from early periods will be displayed with intricate designs and imaging, highlighting a curated collection for visitors.

Stationery tastes reveal class and mood of society

The article notes royal and presidential preferences for simple cream colored stationery and simple designs. It adds that Queen Alexandra favors rough cream paper with a royal crown in blue, while King Edward prefers plain cream paper. Mrs Roosevelt uses the simplest paper. It also discusses New York society women showing signs of sanity strain in elaborate attire at dinners and theater outings.

Alexandra Edward New York

Enos Is Not Dead After Paper's Obituary Error

BLGIN II March 16 Police Commissioner Enos is overwhelmed by questions as a weekly editor printed his obituary by mistake. The editor saw Enos’s photo and a brief notice in a daily, assumed death, and published a full obituary without reading all of it.

Enos Paner Atm

London Daily Mail correspondent breaks both legs in fall

TOKIO March 11 Correspondent Mc Kenzie of the London Daily Mail fell from his horse and suffered both legs broken.

Tokio Correspondent McKenzie London Daily Mail

Strike Is Off in Chicago Messenger Boy Walkout

CHICAGO March 16 messenger boy strike ends after defeat. Many workers are reassigned to their former jobs and the disruption ends with the return to normal operations.

Chicago Messenger Boys

Mud and coal woes prompt rural hardship talk

A Jasonville correspondent notes mud and rubber boots hinder lawns and that some Worthing area residents have not bought coal this past winter. A Crawfordsville dealer says Weyele remains popular for business despite claim it has its day. William Morrison, once owner of Morrison's Island on Lake Wawaseo, died in Oregon after a long life reclusive on the island. Sympathy for Russia grows. questions arise about England's past actions in Jeff Davis era. News from London is not yet clear.

Jasonville Worthington Crawfordsville William Morrison Morrison's Island Lake Wawaseo Oregon Lake Wawases Russia England Jeff Davis London John Butt Ike Fagland Lapaz Walkerton Independent

Dr Thomas Heteriie Of and Bun Liners Highlighted

A fragmented ad style notice touts Dr Thomas Heteriie Of for healing cuts bruises and stings and promotes bun liners as a key product. The text reads like an old time patent medicine style with bold claims and era tone.

Dr. Thomas

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