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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1904
Page
8
A quirky ad style item notes Taggart's Indiana brand extending to grocers in Indianapolis and nearby cities. It highlights competition among youngs and bold promises tied to wind weight and limb, urging readers to ask their grocer about Taggart's Indiana.
A profile of Mr Grout a prominent political figure in New York detailing his shifting affiliations From early ambivalence toward McLaughlin to nominations for state attorney and mayor He repeatedly changed sides aligning with reform and Tammany then Parker Hill while maintaining a reputation for agile political pivots and tall rises in influence
A garbled report from Chicago mentions Mrs Ansa Brouah seeking hospital care after using an old Sanity remedy. The text warns that lead and femur polesia ointments are dangerous and that pain worsens, producing agony and eye watering.
The Holden Stock Company brings The Christian dramatized from Star Crine with John A. Preet ten as Storm and Miss Bernive Howard as Stor. Fritz Boone stages the production with performances Friday and Saturday after two shows of Sapho. Preston appears as Jean Gaussit with Miss Howard as Fanny Legrand. Alice Kathryn Berry offers a fresh singing specialty.
Washington May Hi it was cur horitatively denied at the White House that President Roosevelt intends to visit Europe next spring. He has no wish of violating the unwritten law that decrees a president shall not leave the United States, a law that has been observed since the adoption of the Constitution.
The King and Queen diving horses rehearse from a 40 foot platform into a water tank as Manager Roze Ludlow prepares for their first public performances at the Fasrvig grounds. The program includes band interludes, specialty acts, and numbers from The Prince of P l e e r e r e e, with additional attractions and a local police update.
Canada’s military readiness under Lord Thundonalel reforms draws strong calls for instant preparedness. General Levy Reavesefi and Parliament witness advised defenses, ordnance supplies, and ammunition provisioning to support a 100,000 man militia in future contingencies.
New Jersey authorities circulate a description of Rev. J ay Cordova and Miss Julia Towne, church choir member and daughter of J. Con aver Bowne, after they eloped from a South River Methodist church. Witnesses saw them on a trolley bound for New Brunswick. Bowne, a trustee, pursued them with a companion. Bowne is described as about 43, Mexican, and living in the area.
In a wholesale store on Filbert Street a man believes a phone can reveal objects seen in front of it. A friend demonstrates by describing a wallet handkerchief and a broom held up near the phone. The other party, watching from a second story room across Filbert Street, observes the entire scene and the gag is exposed.
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