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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1903
Page
2
Minn city mayor Dre Allwright was found guilty of accepting a run of funds while in office. An appeal will be filed. Judge Eliott did not pronounce sentence.
An Ann Arbor report describes a controversial May tradition at the University of Michigan where Professor Trueblood allegedly instructs students in courtship via public demonstrations. The article portrays the course as provocative and busy with role play as he guides both male and female students through declarations of love and engagement, with mixed reactions from observers.
An elderly Newburyport man credits Grape Nuts with reversing a grave sickness described as consumption. After five packages, his head pains eased, weight returned, and he resumed work, with his wife attesting to the treatment’s success at Old Orchard and Battie Creek.
Bernard Baum, milliner at 205 State Street, seeks a court injunction to stop the city from interfering with construction of a show window at his storefront. The dispute centers on the original front of the building and its extension into the disputed area.
Widespread talk in Wastington on May 8 centers on violence in District II. Senator Joe Mbveklinn decries attempts to eliminate foes by murder, arguing revenge serves local custom and politics. He cites mountain district hostility and warns against targeting families.
Mrs Catherine Ullerich aged seven living near Camden in Carroll County Indiana had her first railroad ride and first elevator ride in a department store. She declared it the greatest day of her life and vowed to ride trains and elevators anytime possible and to try an automobile that day.
Marion Indiana May 8 resolutions were adopted by the Odd Fellows Lodge of Landersville regarding the supposed death of Lempestes a lodge member. A messenger later reported Eiantes alive and Eastes ill. Those watching at his bedside saw him lapse into unconsciousness and he was prepared for burial. The death rumor spread through the lodge and funeral plans were set. It is believed he may recover as he is a prominent landersville postmaster and county leader.
In Shelbyville Indiana Emma Miles, a 17 Misdres small factory worker, was seriously hurt when a gust blew her hair into a turning wiring machine. She was lifted to the ceiling and rescued.
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