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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1904
Page
3
An advertisement extols Carleyra Beap along with Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent Pills. It claims benefits for scalp conditions dandruff hair loss skin irritations and general toilet uses. The copy targets infants to the aged and boasts a complete treatment set for various ailments.
Unclear telegram report from Coldfield notes a death linked to mining community tensions. Mentions Judge Fokcobain and Cripple Creek foundation president in a confusing account, with references to illness and a jump from a height.
Births list numerous names with spouses and addresses including Albert and Sarah Whitey Tyxedn William and Ella Obanyan Mladstone wirt Andrew and Katie Zimmérman and others. Details include locations such as Pine 16 and 2436 Blum with entries for infant names and parentages. Also notes several deaths and illnesses including pneumonia cerebral meningitis and acute martis, plus hospital mentions and a long roster of named individuals. Marriages record William W Kenney with J Rae ahourh George H Hipp with Anna Weiarmann Willem Beswick with Vers Brogo Walter Coleman with Jennie F Ranyers and others. Building permits issued for cottages and dwellings at 27 W Mteni an Spruce Albert Klein Korch New Jersey and Arsenal address listings.
Judge Parker may speak in Indianapolis if schedules allow leaving New York Saturday after a Kings County Democratic Club reception. He plans Connecticut on a German issues tour and a Cooper Union address, with Schurz present, amid throat troubles that threaten but do not derail his speaking itinerary.
A Chicago teacher invited two elderly locals to assist in a history lesson. Alexander Beaubin, claimed as the first white child born in the area, and an about 80 year old settler joined. The elder told stories and then acted out a war dance with a long war whoop, unsettling the children.
Wilkesbarre Va November 2 It is reported that a cage carrying 38 miners fell to the bottom of the Achin Loss mine at Nanticoke ten miles south of here Wednesday morning The miners are said to have been killed
Special from Cody Wyoming reports two bandits robbed the First National Bank in broad afternoon with no masks. Cashier Middaugh was shot dead after resisting demands as locals with shotguns pursued the robbers. One bandit believed wounded as the pair fled on horseback, a reward offered for dead or alive.
A fragmentary political notice from Indiana describes Republicans rallying while Democrats face waning enthusiasm. It notes Parker’s possible victory being uncertain, hopes pinned on a large barrel distribution, and refers to Indiana figures like Fairbanks and Beveridge. Campaign efforts and rallies are described as intensifying ahead of a five day election.
In Shelbyville Indiana an unidentified man died in jail after arriving drunk from Indianapolis on the midnight interurban. Officer Shaw booked him. on a later check the prisoner had died. The body showed facial injuries and a bleeding head. age about 16 pounds weight noted oddly in reporting.
Report on a madstone treatment in Elmira for poisoning. the stone allegedly cured Mrs. L. Struppler. Also notes a Cleveland election law ruling extending polling hours to 6 30 p m, with an appeal planned, and Rev L D Bass accepting a call to Indianapolis.
Hartford City reports a murder verdict in the Banderaon death case. Officials say first degree murder charges are likely for several suspects following the inquest. Authorities anticipate multiple arrests and a forthcoming trial.
The report recounts Evan Gray fainting after a performance at the Karroll camp Hiddeford opera house and the ensuing investigation into the manager's death from heart disease. It follows court actions involving Anne Mascari and a related malicious prosecution claim.
Fragmentary notice reports concerns over liver health, urging caution and awareness. Mentions Dee’s Palmetto and Brae Eels in a local health context with unclear specifics. No clear individuals or organizations fully identifiable from the text.
Chicago telegram reports Mrs Edwin Aurrity Smith traveled with Mee and Kettie to a hospital. A three month old day old in isolation faced an illness linked to smallpox. Evelyn Kettles, aged five, was already hospitalized and refused to be separated from her baby.
Soft coal prices rise by ten cents per ton affecting Lanp Smonkelean and adjacent counties including Kanata Raymond Winnifrete Lutrig Breall Brogk and Sullivan. Anthracite price remains unchanged in Piicanara from late November to 1 ton.
A man afflicted by chronic stomach trouble seeks relief from physicians and sanitariums. He finds marked improvement after using Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets, noting restored appetite, digestion, and energy as he resumes coffee and cigars. The ad asserts the tablets digest food and aid recovery, touting antiseptic ingredients and government-grade components.
Fragmented OCR shows a jury failing to agree in a multifaceted case involving a company, individuals and various looser financial terms. The text references names such as Conner, McMaster Wheat, Neal, and Terp merchants, with garbled monetary figures and dates. The report includes stock market style notes and snippets from a Cincinnati live stock telegram, indicating a broad set of referenced entities and transactions.
An advertisement offers Magic Foot Drafts to treat rheumatism, claiming an 80 percent cure and urging readers to send name and one dollar after an approval pair is shipped. The claim notes relief comes from effects on the feet and systemic removal of the cause, with a free illustrated book. Mail to Oliver Building, Jackson, Michigan.
Prices for Antpraci't and various coals across regions listed with per ton and per bushel figures. Also notes Pittsburg live stock prices, cattle, sheep, hogs, and pigs with detailed regional quotes. Weathered OCR yields scattered city names including Pittsburg and Kanawha with multiple price points.
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