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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1904
Page
2
Dr Snyder, Grand Rapids specialist and discoverer of Oxone, claims consumption is curable and offers a free trial treatment by mail. He guarantees quick relief, asserts no payment is needed, and promises to mail the treatment at his expense to any requester with name and address to Dept. B in Grand Rapids.
New York report notes Daniel J Sully the cotton king lost an estimated 5.40 as a result of a combined attack. The firm pledges full debt repayment. Sully 4 Go. members include Daniel J Sully F I Morse Walter Crandell Kevin Hadley and W R Fagan. Another failure H Garrison & Co. suspended.
Chicago dispatch reports 14% American hogs shipped to Budapest for breeding under an imperial order, sent by United States Express. The event underscores perceived American hog superiority. In Baltimore a separate item notes Gen Andrew Hickenloper of Cincinnati hospitalized at Johns Hopkins for internal disease, not deemed serious.
Rumors swirl after Robert Metzger withdraws from sheriff renomination. Leo Fulmer Ward 9 and James Munro Ward 4 consider runs. Harry Wallace Ward 9 weighs candidacy. Harry Branaugh, ex township trustee hopeful, eyes legislature. John McGregor and A R Carter are declared county commissioner contenders. Carter campaigned two years ago. Talk also links Al Womack to the race.
Indianapolis Mannerchor marks its golden jubilee with a three day program. Invited guests include Mannerchor groups from Louisville Columbus Cincinnati and other cities. A grand concert at Tomlinson Hall and a forest festival at German Park cap the celebration with a combined chorus and Philharmonic Orchestra.
An Indianapolis labor source warns that a Cleveland based firms’ spy ring operates inside unions to break strikes and inform employers of grievances. The group is said to recruit union members to infiltrate and report internal union matters and shop activity, with headquarters in Cleveland’s Chamber of Commerce building led by Henry Apthrop and others. Local officers and union leaders fear leaks are era sited by these agents and monitor for signs of dissension.
A St Petersburg telegram reports Russian forces advancing into northern Korea in good condition while Japanese troops suffer heavily from typhoid fever, claiming more deaths from disease than from combat. The dispatch notes Japanese delays in Manchuria and cautions amid Yalu river dangers as winter thaw threatens retreat.
A Seoul dispatch reports Marquis Ito visited the Korean emperor on Friday afternoon to express sympathy during the crisis. Ito plans several audiences with the emperor as relations tense near the Cheng-Cheng river three miles from Anju, where enemy fire killed one of our horses.
Articles of incorporation for the Employers and Business Men's Association of New Albany have been filed. The group aims to protect members against strikes and promote labor peace and business stability.
Indiana reports multiple deaths including Reed 7 from his home in Efferson and Morris dies near Rushville. A county campaign organizing session set for Ermerton. A fire destroyed the Daniel Boone oil company plant near Muncie. Tax delinquencies exceed 3,000 in Tipton county. News reaches Portland of two brothers’ deaths in Ontario and California. A young girl dies from clothes catching fire near Tipton. Lafayette businessman John R. McCarthy dies. he was a Fenian army member. Morrison in Lafayette questions whether the death of Frank Rouse was an accident or shooting.
Kokomo Indiana March 19 The secret marriage of William W Smith six and Mrs Maggie Smith one St Paul is announced The marriage resulted from the renewal of the long of their childhood Each raised another and each have married children ministers anglated at the marriage representing the religious faiths of the bride and groom Methodist and Disciple The marriage won in the presence of several friends and relatives who kept the accret faithfully the event now formally announced
Herman Boyd, eighteen, pleaded guilty to a charge described as pleasing an overcut. He was sent to the work house for six months after a clerk sketched him, providing detectives a clue leading to his arrest.
State board of health statistics for February show an increase in deaths from pneumonia and tuberculosis. There were 1 fatal case of pneumonia and 403 deaths from tuberculosis. Findlay, March 19 Charles Simmons and Newton Smith of Barrastown were struck by a B & O freight train Friday and instantly killed while loading a boiler on a flat car.
An advertisement mix highlights Koehring & Bro. entities along with 80 Virginis are and a claim for Gasoline and Old Stoves. It also promotes Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething children, promising pain relief, gum softening, and cures for wind colic and diarrhoea. A money back guarantee is offered if the product is not received. The ad provides Hath phones and an Ohio address for the office.
Dr Weir Mitchell returning late awoke his sister to share a thought he deemed too good to keep a lady had been introduced to him and, thinking him a scientist, wanted to guide their talk Doctor don’t you think lack of Sozodent in the air causes much sickness, a remark recorded by the Philadelphia Ledger.
Beginning March 1 and continuing daily to April 30, Union and Southern Pacific offer reduced one way second class colonial rates to California Oregon Washington and Idaho. From Chicago to the Pacific coast the fare is 21.00 from St Louis or New Orleans 1002 rates to intermediate points proportionately less. Through tourist and reclining chair cars daily from the named points, seats in chair cars free. For details contact W H Connor general agent 63 E Fourth st Cincinnati.
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