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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1902
Page
2
A speaker offers to mail a six bottle supply of Dr Shoop Restorative to a sick person at their risk. If it works the cost is 5.50, if it fails the speaker will reimburse the druggist. The sick person’s word will decide the outcome.
In Manassas Virginia on a Saturday a presidential party led by President Roosevelt and Secretary Root toured the Civil War battlefield. They rode a special car at 4 am and were guided along dark tracks by torchbearing trainmen. A large wicker hamper carried mineral water and provisions as guides, Secret Service, and aides accompanied the group. Lunch followed at the Henry house before a turkey hunt was pursued.
In Czenstochau, a half built barracks collapsed Saturday, killing 26 laborers and injuring 45 others. Rescue teams searched the debris as officials opened inquiries into the accident.
Gloucester reports 70 fishermen drowned this year, leaving 17 widows and 39 children. The deaths are linked to delirium tremens. Duff Stewart, a harnessmaker, died Friday at the workhouse from delirium tremens.
Mrs. K. Hambright of Indianapolis reports relief from weak appetite and stomach distress after using Dr. A. W. Chase's Nerve Pills. She says digestion improved, strength returned, and appetite restored. Pills sold 50 cents per box at dealers or Dr A W Chase Medicine Co Buffalo Wy.
Two hundred passengers aboard a California express ran wild on the Rio Grande line between Tennessee Pass and Eagle River canyon. Disordered air brakes failed after departure, prompting a panic as the train sped at over four miles a minute for about 15 miles. Brake control resumed only upon reaching level country.
Judge Alford schedules Wednesday for statements by witnesses likely to prompt a grand jury investigation into the Indianapolis coal dealers association known as the Indianapolis deal exchange. The group faces charges that independent dealers in Indianapolis are discriminated against by mine operators through the combination. Monthly membership statements of the association are issued.
In Grand Rapids Michigan on November 1 Mrs Mary J Lewis filed a suit against the Modern Woodmen alleging damage of 350 900 dollars. The case name and precise claim details appear in the notice as read from the court paper.
Chairman James P. Goodrich of the Republican state committee issues an official forecast claiming a Republican win by at least 20,000 votes, ten of 19 Congress seats, unseating Democratic Robison in district 12, and ensuring Fairbanks’s re election with a 25 member joint ballot majority. The forecast largely matches The Sun’s recent publication except for district 12.
Yorktown Manitoba Nov 1. The wandering Doukhobors, 30 miles from the town Friday morning, press on toward Winnipeg in a starving Iowa march. Mounted police have been mobilized to trail the zealots, who may cross into the United States if not intercepted.
A Philadelphia based scheme proposes uniting Pennsylvania New York and Ohio traction electric lighting elevated and gas franchises into a single trust. Key financiers include P A B Widener William L Elkins John Mack and the Whitney syndicate with ties to United Gas and North American interests.
Booth visits Parry company's paint shops where red vine brown and yellow paints are applied to his ready hands. He shakes hands with Mr Yorkington and is smeared with paint, then varnish is applied to make it stick, ruining his attire.
Nov 1 report from Mexico City describes telegraph service restored to Yapachula in Chiapas near the Santa Maria volcano in Guatemala after hours of complete noon darkness that caused panic. Landslides and building collapses accompany the eerie blackout as the Luxor steamer fled Port San Benito Soconusco to escape ash. Taccana volcano near Tapachula shows no eruption signs.
A U.S circuit court of appeals held that a news paper article lacking a copyright credit does not destroy copyright. The American Press Association sued the Daily Short Story Publishing Company for infringement but the injunction was denied. The case centered on a St. Louis newspaper story allegedly pirated by the Daily Short Story firm.
Reverend Charles I Collins pastor of the Lorain Baptist Church resigns over domestic troubles and daughter's public dancing, with mother’s support. Congregation accepts the resignation, notes his upright character, and Lorain’s wealthy church circle adds context.
Judge Scott sentenced William Mc Queen and Rudolph Grossman to five years each for their roles in a riot on June 18 in Paterson. Convicted anarchists will appeal the verdict to the state supreme court.
London reports the Kaiser’s November visit to England will be a major international event aimed at easing German hatred and jealousies. King Edward plans to perform a large scale loving uncle gesture inviting prominent Englishmen to Sandringham to meet the German emperor.
In Elwood Indiana on November 1, a clash erupted as free gas franchise holders split over winter rates. Mike Gillispie armed with a shotgun drove off workers. the gas company sued for trespass, while Gillispie countersued for threats.
Members of St John’s church will hold a card party at St John’s hall next Wednesday night. Proceeds support church activities and community outreach.
Eureka lodge No 14 of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen held its annual ball at Tomlinson Hall Friday night with strong attendance. Merchants association meeting postponed to Monday night with possible action on the Coliseum. Auditor Smith estimates Indianapolis population at 497000 based on tax duplicates, a method he says has proven accurate in the past.
Old newspaper style advertisement list promising Page Ointment as a guaranteed cure for piles with a money back guarantee if not cured. Claims quick relief in fourteen days for severe cases and promotes multiple unrelated products and local business notices including dry cleaning and barber services.
Friday morning little Emil Shiele Jr. died of croup at home on E St. Joest. His family of six children, led by Emil Tiere, faced tragedy as the mother had died eight months earlier. Despite familiar care, the child succumbed after an attack, leaving a bright pupil of Harrison school and a broken family.
The Indianapolis Parcel Delivery Co relocates from 108 S Capitol Ave to a new headquarters at 25 W Maryland St. The notice announces the move and provides the updated address for correspondence and service.
A fragmented classified notice offers to sell a guitar, a horse, a wagon, or any riding gear. Claims a hotice to THE SUN with 2 cents weekly per six words and results guaranteed. Contact offices listed with two phones.
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