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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1904
Page
2
Susie Vincent, 48, of Missouri, suffers repeated amputations after injuries and complications. Once robust, she endures further procedures while living in a hospital chair. Doctors hope to avoid another loss, but the chance remains uncertain.
Toledo dispatch reports Alderman H Waters of Monroe Michigan left ten thousand dollars to three former sweethearts in his will. Miss Della Teenly of Detroit Miss Alice Kendall of Mensroe and Mrs Nettie Callahan of Sagina are named beneficiaries. Waters died a bachelor and was buried Monday.
Nearly seven years after surgeons removed a rib from John Robinson to save his life he returns to hospital with the same issue. He had a two year stint of freedom before relapsing and now works on farms while the rib area troubles him. He earlier suffered typhoid and an abscess, and the operation left him unable to work much. Meanwhile a labor dispute in New York involves unions opposing lower wages for cooks waiters and musicians at the St Louis exposition. An agency hires nonunion labor at reduced rates.
Ora White, formerly with the Indianapolis fire department, has been appointed pilot of the Pood Shy Indian Apis to operate routes between Michigan City Tad and Chicago. White previously worked with Vewery of Mania.
New York March 2 The Morning Telegraph turf and theatrical newspaper has been sold to E R Thomas a wealthy turfman by the estate of the late William C Whitney
Tokyo dispatch from The Sun summarizes temple visits and devotions as Japanese people seek divine help for the war effort. It notes soldiers praying before fronts, art and culture shaping daily life, and Japan viewing Germany as Russia’s ally, with German reporters in Tokio likened to American and English correspondents in status.
Reports indicate a severe money market strain with widespread losses across trades. An Odessa report notes a sharp financial crisis, contributing to the overall market's fragile state and trembling investor confidence.
Two well dressed men and friends of Gav Durkin caused a disturbance at a N. Pennsylvania restaurant on Monday night. They were intoxicated and refused to leave after police were called. One offered a large check to stay, then left, intending to cash it and start a restaurant of their own.
John Fondry and several others filed a petition with the works board asking the bridge over Fall Creek at Northwestern Ave be constructed of stone rather than concrete as proposed by the board. The petition was referred to the city engineer. Co-Operative Meat Market in Two Rivers Wisconsin plans to open soon with officers named and 500 shares issued per person, offering meat at market prices and refunds based on purchases, aiming to be Wisconsin’s first market of its kind.
Part of the Tasmanian British force at Hobart is reported disbanded on March 22 amid mass resignations and pay dispute tensions. The action halves garrison strength as grievances over wages and allowances drive personnel from service.
Beginning March 1 and through April, Union and Southern Pacific announce reduced one way second class colonist fares from Chicago to the Pacific coast set at 120 dollars. From El Sol or New Orleans rates to intermediate points are proportionately lower with through tourist and reclining chair car service daily. For details contact W. H. Connor general agent at 8 D Fourth Cincinnati.
The notice lists net fabrics in white and corn colors priced at 2 Be per yard, with some options at Soc and all items up to 1.50 dollars per yard. The ad emphasizes varied affordability and availability.
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