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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1904

Page

6

Blind Woman Regains Sight After Prayer and Treatment

In Pittsburg Pennsylvania on May 31 Miss Jane McAulay a seven year old girl who had been totally blind for 36 years surprised her family by saying she could see. After abandoning medicine she sought prayer and soon a doctor was called. Dr H Cartwright treated her and she recovered rapidly gaining sight for the first time in decades.

Fittsburg Jane McAulay H. Cartwright McAulay

Russian Soldiers in Siberia Disciplined by Summary Executions

May 31 Vienna reports serious discipline problems among Russian troops in Siberia. Many soldiers are illiterate and heavily drink, leading to violence en route to and at the front. To curb excesses officers have ordered severe measures, including summary shooting before regiments at stations such as Irkutsk and Marbin.

Vienna Siberia Vechuria Far East Irkutsk Marbin

Hale saves Miss Seymore in Mississippi ferry incident

In La Crosse Wisconsin on May 31 Miss Mar dory Seymore nearly drowned after leaping from a boat to a skiff ferry. A friend Miss Jeannette Parker pulled her from the water after she sank twice, and Seymore was revived shortly afterward as a man nearby did not assist.

Hale LA Crosse Wis Mardory Seymore Mississippi Seymore Jeannette Parker

Politics May Split State of Washington in Twain

Report from Seattle on May 11 describes a push by McBride Republicans and Democrats to split Washington. Eastern Washington would form a new state with the panhandle of Idaho, citing indifference from western interests. Idaho and eastern leaders back the plan as mining and agricultural regions share rail and river development goals.

Washington Seattle Wash Gov. McBride A. E. Meade Talitwad Companies Panhandle Hahn Idaho Maho Crillery Idaho Panhandle

Boxing Bouts At Empire Headline Season Showdown

At the Empire a ten round main event pairs Mike Schreck against Jack Sullivan in a premier boxing clash. Both announce prime form and fast pace as fans expect a brisk, action filled bout. Earlier, Bryerly Howard versus Rot Fanning sparks the prelims with lively technique and color. Ring action starts at 6 39 p m.

Way Meh Empire Mike Schreck Jack Tommy Ryan Dick O'Brien Jack Sullivin Hugo Kelly Sehreck Sullivan Bryerly Howard Tadiasapalis Rot Fanning Frankfort Howard

Auto races postponed to next Friday and Saturday at fairgrounds

Auto races, moved from Monday, will be run a week later at the fair grounds. The large entry list prompts spreading the meet over two days and additional entries are welcome to improve the event.

Outdoor Horse Show Arranged by Splan at Fair Grounds

John Splan presents a large outdoor horse show at the fair grounds on Saturday afternoon. Dan R., the champion race pacer, will perform an exhibition mile as 20 Splan horses are sold on June 28 and 8.

John Splan Dan R Fair Grounds Dan Ro Mr. Splan

WHERE THEY PLAY AND A LITIGATION REPORT

American Association matchups list Toledo at Indianapolis Louisville at Columbus Minneapolis at Milwaukee St Paul at Kansas City Boston at Brooklyn New York at Philadelphia American League games Chicago at Cleveland St Louis at Detroit Central League contests South Bend at Fort Wayne Peoria at Grand Taquids Dayton at Wheeling Terre Haute at Evansville. Ritter Sues for 20000 for Loss of a Leg. The case notes a 16 year old miner seeks damages from the M and S P railroad claiming an old accident left him legless. Attorneys argue whether statutes of limitations apply to minors and whether minors can file. Security of records not provided.

American Association Toledo Indianapolis Louisville Columbus Minneapolis Milwaukee St Paul Kansas City Central League South Bend Fort Wayne Peoria Grand Taquids Dayton Wheeling Terre Haute Evansville Lacrosse, Wie Theodore Ritter Higbee and Fumge Ritter Lmitationa New York Louisa Pittebirg St St. Louis Pittsburg Reston Cleveland Philadelphia Chicago Detroit Washington Failadelphia Boston Detroit-St. Louis Clavsland Uu Fenria

Decoration Day Road Race Returns With Fast Winning Time

The annual decoration day road race was revived after years of lapse. It ran Monday morning with Walter Schollen winning in 3.27 minutes and Ed Steve runner up. C. D. Mal Wilson and Neon AL, Merry Cute, 2954 Cath a mve-min ute man crafted the finish tape. Prizes include wheels for all entrants.

Walter Schollen Steve C. d Mal Wilson AL Neon Merry Cute Cath

Standings and scores from the daily games

The list shows multiple matchups with inconsistent spellings and symbols. Toledo defeats Indianapolis 5 to 4 while St Paul and Minneapolis tie at 1. Bulwankee beats Kansas City 10 to 1. Milwaukee 7 over Kansas City. Grand Rapids 3 over Prorta 3, and Wheeling 9 over Dayton 0. Evansville splits with Terre Haute, 4 to 3, and 1 to 2.

Indoor ball game set by Y clubs in McA lineup

Indoor ball game will be played Tuesday night at the Y by the Sec ond section and Business boys clubs of the M C A. The lineup lists Bowen as catcher Cleary Pierson as pitcher Sharp Wooling first base Hurt Fldred second base Ettel third base Holtz Maxwell shortstop Cullough Goldberg Anderson Sherman Blevens in various infield and outfield roles.

Business Boys M.ca Secend Business Woy Bowen Cleary Pierson Sharp Wooling Hurt Fldred Universal Ettel Holtz Maxwell ScCullough Goldberg Anderson Sherman Blevens

Wolves Attack Farmer After Dogs Fight Off Wolves

May JLo Hugh McWithey, a wealthy farmer in Cooka valley, was attacked by four wolves on his Chippewa Falls farm. The beasts overpowered him and tore his clothes before two watchdogs arrived and killed the wolves, ending the danger.

McWithey Chippewa Falls Win May Hugh McWithey Cooka Valley Wim McWitney

Drowned Irish comedian Keene dies twice in tragedy

In Waukesha Wisconsin on May 31 a former well known Irish comedian A J Keene was drowned in a rain barrel. The next day his remains were consumed by a fire in Ray Rige's undertaking rooms causing an estimated loss of 30000 dollars.

Waukesha Wis A. J. Keene Ray Rige

Editor Chased by Exploding Cartridge Dog

Wilkeshorn Hustler editor Robinson escaped a dynamite fish cartridge in a pool when a trained dog leaped after him and snagged the fuse. He leaped a wide ditch and ran about a half mile before the blast blew him apart, the ditch saving him.

Robinson Wilkeshorn N.C Robertson Elde

Woman wrongfully charged in murder of Ashtabula store head

Grace Bottorf, a 19 year old Ute woman, was jailed on a charge of murdering George H. Taylor, manager of a woolen mill, in Ashtabula. New evidence and brave conduct in custody lead to her vindication bid, while Richard Quigley and Miss La Belle face related charges as police suspect burglars acted at the scene.

Grace Ald Grace Bottorf Ashtabula Tory Taylor Cleveland Mitte Grace Boccart Grace Matcred Miss. Boliart Shields Hollender Hotel Grace Bottort Taylor Uris Richard Quigley Miss la Belle Quigley Tayor

Irish heir to 50000 in Morristown tale of land grant

Morristown May 1 Michael Dunlahey a hod carrier in town suddenly believes he has wealth from an Irish inheritance. He expects 135 acres of farm land at Clonnel, County Tipperary valued at least 40 dollars per acre, potentially totaling about 50000 dollars. The news comes in a letter from the oil country.

Morristown Michael Duminkey Ireland Dunlahey Clonnel County Tipperary

Ironworker Falls From Ferris Wheel at World’s Fair

In St Louis on May 31, Jean Reynolds, a 35 year old ironworker from Chicago, fell from the axle of the Ferris wheel at the world’s fair while climbing to grease it. He died at the scene after being found 155 feet above ground.

Louis Jean Reynolds Chicago

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