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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 30, 1902

Page

7

Man Discovers Identity Amnesia After Head Pressure

A 35 year old, six foot man in Brunswick Maine sought help from a physician to identify himself. He has no memory of his past, age, occupation, residence, or relatives. He recalls a two week period of head pressure and dizziness, and lists C. E. Brown on a laundry mark and a card reading C. E. Brown, seeking police aid to locate his home. He was in Rockland and Bath recently.

Brunswick Rockland Bath C. E. Brown

Teddy Jr Goes Back To School At Groton

Theodore Roosevelt Jr the president's eldest son has returned to school at Groton Massachusetts making the journey from Washington D C to the New England prep school The move follows his absence after the recent events and marks his return to routine academics for the coming term

Teddy, JR Washington Theodore Roosevelt Groton Mass Wlotie

White House adds Chesapeake spaniel to pet list

The White House announces a Chesapeake spaniel sent from Indiana is placed under Charles Augustus's charge. Today quotes the president’s aides about waving the dog to school. Theodore, recovering from pneumonia, is stronger and back in health after leaving school in winter.

White House Indiana Charles Augustus Theodore

Morgans Suit Still Hanging in Rhode Island

Newport May 30 The divorce case of Chief gunner Charles Morgan against Mary R. Morgan was discontinued in the supreme court. Counsel for Mrs Morgan asked for protection citing heavy expenses and noting the case had twice been brought and dropped on the eve of court sittings. The court warned Morgan about possible counsel fees if he sues again. It was believed Morgan withdrew the suit after promotion and posting to the Philadelphia navy yard, making a Rhode Island refile unlikely.

Morgan Philadelphia Navy Yard Rhode Island

You ll Get a House for Ten Cents

A terse ad-like notice proclaims a chance to obtain a house for ten cents, signaling a promotional or novelty offer. Details are sparse in the readable text, but the headline emphasizes an extreme bargain and domestic housing appeal.

Indiana Platform Demands From Senators Across D C

Washington May 30 The Indiana Republican platform adopted at Indianapolis is in high demand among senators and congressmen as a keynote for national campaigns. Congressman Overstreet and Senator Beveridge have requested copies, and supply is nearly exhausted. The piece notes Ransdell of Indiana oversees Senate operations and references unlicensed bars in the Capitol, plus a lemonade fund for thirsty senators.

Washington,d. C Indianapolis Indiana Overstreet Beveridge Washington Ransdell Col. Ransdell Hewitt Scort

Boy rescues girl from swollen river during play

In Morristown New Jersey on May 30 Willie Thompson 10 plunged into the swollen Whippany river to save Jeanne Luckey 4 who had fallen from a foot bridge. After an hour of resuscitation by Dr Becker the girl regained consciousness and both children were reported safe.

New York Hookey Willie’ Thompson Morristown N. J Jeanne Luckey Jeanne Hiram Luckey Ted Whippany Luckey House Luckey G. A. Becker Willie

Lovers Die From Broken Hearts Tale Told in Passaic

New York dispatch reports a strange tale from Passaic where locals claim two lovers died of broken hearts after a tale of romance. The sensational report notes cynics mock such claims yet emphasizes the enduring belief in love’s deadly power.

New York Passaic Janne

Passaic Tragedy Ends With Couple’s Dual Burdens

George Abbott’s mind collapsed after his wife’s death from heartbreak. He was twice enfeebled by insanity, first sent to Morris Plains asylum, then recovered briefly before a final breakdown. The pair, once seen as a happy young couple, will be buried together, a grim testament to their shared sorrow. Burns and injuries find quick relief with Dr. Thomas Eclectric Oil.

George Abbott Passaic Morris Plains

Lake Erie & Western Excursion to Michigan City

Out of town excursion priced at $1.00 from Indianapolis. Schedule shows a Sunday trip on June Ay 1902 with a 6:30 a.m. departure. Passengers may board at multiple Way Points along the line.

Lake’ Erie & Western R. R Michigan City Indianapolis

Millionaire heir chance for Foucek in Chicago council

Chicago council hopeful Charles G Foucek learns from Prague that his mother's uncle, owner of an $8 million estate, died in the British East Indies. He would receive about $1 million, and remains eager to continue representing the Tenth ward if the legacy comes through.

Liberals Win Ontario Election for 20 Years in Power

Liberals secure 51 seats to 46 for Conservatives with one outstanding riding likely to favor government. Result returns Liberal government to power after 20 years in office. Government majority expected in a full assembly of six, with no major issues driving the campaign.

Toronto Ont Ontario Ross

Nick o the Woods at Amusements Park ends Park season

Amusements Park presents Nick o the Woods, a first class melodrama by Holden company with blood and thunder. English readings by authors for Harrison monument fund, Friday and Saturday nights, Senator Fairbanks to preside. Box parties and remaining seats available for the two performances to conclude the park season.

PARK Nick O the Woods English Harrison Monument Fund Holden Comedy Company Senator Fairbanks

Spades-place pagoda dedication in Spades Place

The Spades place pagoda was dedicated Thursday night with Chinese lanterns brightening the houses. Mayor Bookwalter Councilman Negley Supt of Parks Power and I J Holmes spoke. The pagoda stands on land donated by Michael H Spades and spans 12 acres from Newman Street to Coyner Avenue.

Spades-place Bookwalter Negley Ofparks Power I.J. Holmes Michael H. Spades Newman-st Coyner-ave

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