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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1902
Page
6
A drunken man in a hotel room caused a staged murder scare as guests, bellboys, and investigators crowded the scene. Bulbs popped in the chandelier to imitate gunfire while the man, found to be unarmed, smashed bulbs for noise.
An old medical advert argues that strong bodies require Scott's Emulsion to promote growth in bone nerve flesh and blood. It claims childhood is the best time to start and presents Emulsion as ideal for weak children.
A friend of a man’s father received a tip that led him to a Maryland Street location. Early the next morning around three o’clock he went to the site and found a body placed in a box in front of a business house.
In Berlin Dr. Icard claims an infallible test for death using fluorescin dissolved in water. A living person shows green skin and green eyes within two minutes after injection, with a brilliant emerald iris and green blood when mixed with water, fading after two hours. Dead individuals show no reaction.
Berlin reports Frau Ehrenberg, wife of a Bonn day laborer, inherits $2,000,000 from a French officer who once courted her elder sister. The officer, who married the sister, left his fortune to the German sister after both families faced loss, ending with the substantial inheritance to Frau Ehrenberg.
Police-judge Stubbs fines cited for violations against owners of Roberts flats Polk sanitary milk building and Home heating company building 30 and costs. On prosecutor Wha won the cases against the Board of Trade Ingalls block and 326 EB Market St owners were dismissed after showing efforts to curb the nuisance.
In Daniel W. Frank Jr versus William E. Harden the constitutionality of the law allowing attorney fees to be recovered with a judgment in a mechanic s lien suit was challenged in superior court by M L Clawson through a motion to strike part of the complaint.
H. C. Segur is jailed in Dayton awaiting Kokomo officers on forgery charges. He previously married in Indianapolis and is accused of defrauding agents of John Hancock Insurance and Northwestern Mutual.
Police seek Mrs Isaac Molten colored formerly Mary Lee who is wanted at her Springfield Massachusetts home where her mother has died. She formerly lived at 358 BE Eleventh street.
New York reports five buildings on Forty-eighth street occupied by Hardman Beck and Co piano dealers destroyed by fire Thursday night. The loss is 300,000 pounds.
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