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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1904
Page
5
In Minstead woods Bertrand and Ian Troubadour clash through danger and rescue after a wild hawk hunt. A noblewoman reveals a planned vengeance against a suitor backed by her perilous father while Alleyne debates mercy and the chivalry of violence.
Aheynn and Lady Maude navigate pride and remorse amid a forest meeting. He confesses rough speech and seeks tempering with a gentle vow to justice over vengeance. Bertrand discloses riders and horses as Maude departs toward Christchurch, leaving Aheynn alone with a wan resolve and hope for future reconciliation.
Alleyne contemplates his fate as he treks through forest seeking his companions and the woman who left a sudden impression. A woodman crosses his path aiding his slow progress toward Minstead while thoughts of danger and kinship weigh on him. To be continued. Dog Caused Divorce Suit. Delaware March 3 John Norton ex alderman seeks divorce from Keziah Norton claiming extreme cruelty over a dispute about the family dog sleeping outside.
An advertisement lists lace curtains in 9 percent yard lengths and 14 to 60 inch widths, offering 20 styles for selection with prices stated as 2.50 and 99 dollars values, and a referenced pair price of .81.98.
At the University of Minnesota in St Paul March 22 young women from sororities declared a boycott on frat boys who drink. The incident followed an interfraternity ball where several boys left with girls noticing a smell of liquor. Dances were missed and the girls held an indignation meeting to ban the men. The boycott spread to other girls and was privately endorsed by some faculty members.
John Heck a Rockport Baptist deacon from Kentucky was found guilty of forgery and other crimes, jailed for two years after returning from Canada. He confessed at a church meeting, lamenting his acts as he faces imprisonment and leaves a wife and eight children. In New York, Daniel J. Bully, once a cotton magnate, offered creditors 40 percent cash and notes.
In Reana Arkansas on March 2 the Texarkana Spring Park rodeo showcased the Bullies Picket, a black Hercules, who hurled a steer by biting its nostrils and twisting its horns while spectators showered coins. The feat followed a horseback pursuit as the steer spilled and recovered. Separately, Raymond Osborne, 1, confessed to juvenile wheel thefts and will be sent to his grandfather's farm.
A historical advertisement claims nervousness in women stems from diseased condition and promotes De Ferreets Pati te Prescription as a perfect tonic. It asserts the remedy builds up the entire system, quiets nerves, increases appetite, and restores sleep while curing female weakness with a testimonial from Mrs Selman Brickeon.
The Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription claims a century and a half of remarkable cures for leucorrhea female weakness and related uterine ailments. The makers promise to pay the US gold standard to any case they cannot cure after a fair trial, asserting confidence in their remedy.
March 22. The Russo Japanese war fuels rivalry between naval builders in New York and Newport News as they sprint to complete the battleships Connecticut and Louisiana. Each yard claims record build times and seeks to settle government versus private cost and speed. The outcome will shape future navy policy and construction methods.
On Santa Fe train No 1 a man hypnotized his wife after boarding with a woman presumed to be his spouse. He moved her arms and brow while the passengers watched, then returned to a smoker seat as the train neared Topeka. The wife remained still and did not move. A brakeman offered to help but she never looked away from the car roof. Nearby passengers considered the stunt unusual and risky. In Paris, Paul Kruger reportedly inherited a small fortune from admirer Charles Chabossaz.
Miss Norma Jacobs a Navarre school teacher resigns to travel 11000 miles to marry A Grummond son of Detroit shipowner Stephen Grummond. He works in the government war department on Mindanao island in the Philippines. The journey will take about two months, including 700 miles of land travel to Manila after arrival.
Promotional item issued by The Chicago and Northwestern Ry offering three colored maps 14 by 20 inches bound in convenient form for reference the Eastern situation with detailed tables comparing Russia and Japan military naval strength and financial resources by N. M. Breeze Cincinnati Ohio dated during the Russo Japanese War era.
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