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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Nov 04, 1904

Page

3

Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tablets End Digestive Ailment

A reader recounts chronic stomach trouble and nervous strain, detailing failed cures until trying Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tablets. He credits improved appetite and health after two packages, notes ingredients include narcotic pepsin and diastase, and claims the remedy restores digestion and stamina without tonics or elixirs.

Stuart Rst Althoush United States Canada Great Britain

Roosevelt bets on Indiana outcome stir local Republicans

In Goshen Indiana on a Thursday night local Republicans offered odds on Roosevelt carrying Indiana. J B Andrews of Kenton and Thomas A Gillacre placed multiple bets while Democrats covered the spread as Republicans offered even money for a 20 000 plurality.

Iscripps-M'Rae Goshen Ind Indiana J.B. Andrews Kenton Roosevelt Thomas A. Gillacre

CITY RECORD OF BIRTHS DEATHS MARRIAGES AND BUILDING PERMITS

City record lists births including Valentine and Kate Sauer and Minnie Barnes with addresses in Indianapolis and St. Vincent's. deaths mention Henry J Goodman Carrie Ree Atkins James O'Brien Martha E K Anderson Samuel J Wagner Ida B Beecher Susan Cox and others with causes such as uremia tuberculosis old age hepatitis wounds and accidental poisoning. Marriages include Fitzwater Newton Nichols Steele Mitton Scott Conlon Hancock. Building permits issued to James Skage and Rooklow Gilliain coal company with rents noted. Also reports a killing in labor riot at Rochester where Foreman Dean killed an Italian worker and was wounded.

Henry J. Goodman Carrie Ree Atkins James O'Brien Bt. Vincent's Brookside Martha EK. Anderson Erosbrook Samuel J. Wagner Sherman-drive Campus Landers W. Senate Ida B. Beecher E. Nineteenth James N. Waugh Central Hospital Waresle Susan Cox City Hospital Thomas Cowen Fitzwater Laura E. Newton William Nichols Lizzie H. Steele Zacharia Mitton Marta Scott Arthur J. Conlon Rote B. Hancock James Skage Bart Harlan Rooklow-Gilliain Coal Company Washington Scripps RAR Rochester N. Y Frypt Foreman Dean Syracuse Electric Dean

Political Pleasure Is What Shiel Gets in Indiana Politics

Roger Rosecrans Shiel, known as Rhody, attacks Tom Taggart’s position without National Committee aid. He recounts Civil War service in Indiana, family history, and his claim of personal integrity, tracing roots to Strawtown and Cicero. He notes taxes of about 2800 dollars and emphasizes steadfast, self-made standing.

Roger Rosecrans Shiel Rhody Tom Taggart Indiana Shiel Strawtown Hamilton County John Ireland Newport Leavenwotta Kas James K Cicero Ind James Btone River Libby Perryville Kilpatrick Sherman Johnson Willam Chicamauga

Robbers loot Hermitage Bank in dynamite blast

Four masked men dynamited a private Hermitage bank in Buffalo New York area, escaping with about $23 000 to $30 000 in bags. A sleeping resident glimpsed the robbers, fired upon by the thieves, sparking a townwide pursuit. Bank founder James I Blodgett earned fame after prior robberies and later established the private bank.

Buffalo N.Y. Navy James I. Bladgett Hermitage Mila D. Smith Smith Blodgett David Harum

Gypsy moth menace spurs costly statewide battle

Massachusetts faces decades of damage from a gypsy moth introduced from Europe. The caterpillar defoliates elms oaks willows and fruit trees and invades homes. Officials have spent over a million dollars on eradication with limited success and urge community actions like cutting burning and creosote soaks to curb the spread to other states.

Iscripps-M'Rae Jkoston Mass Massachusetts Europe

Girl Kills Chinaman in New York Lodging House

Miss Melle Donovan 22 of Philadelphia is arraigned for the murder of Tim Wo Kee a Chinaman at his Bleecker Street laundry. She sought shelter, Wo Kee woke, a cleaver was used nine times, Wo Kee died at St Vincent's. Police arrested Donovan. another scene reports Jay Loy in a saloon tied to suicide attempts with a gunshot wound to the temple.

Iscripps-Ayrae Telegran New York Tim Wo Kee Melle Donovan Ray St Ninth St Philadelphia Wo Kee Coon ‘Veung Hall Voth St. Vincent's Hospital R. Hendricks Silas Lay Arsenal Ave Tharaday Lay Pr. Hoover Greenfield

Indianapolis Stockyards Opened With Record Attendance

The opening day drew about 2500 people who hailed Indianapolis stockyards as world class and as good or better for prices than Chicago. Delegations from across the middle west attended, including 52 men via special Interurban from Dayton. Speeches by Clay and local officials followed by a banquet at the Exchange Hotel.

Indianapolis Chicago Middle West Dayton Desmuh Flay Mr. Clay Holtzman EL. Rauh John M. Shaw Harrison F. Pinnett T. S. Graves Col. M.A. Downing Exchange Hotel

Fuller to Quit Bench

A Washington report says Chief Justice Melville W. Fuller plans to resign on March 5 1926 the day after administering the oath to the next president If Roosevelt is elected it is suggested Taft may be offered the Chief Justice post There is no official confirmation Fuller will be 72 in February and would retire on a lifetime salary of 10000 per year

Scripps-Mwrre Chicago Record-Herald Washington Melville W. Fuller Supreme, Court of the United States Plains Roosevelt William H. Taft Natha Filer

Bell Boys A Thief

Former hotel bellboy Andrew Yates robbed the Dorchester hotel in San Francisco on a Thursday evening, wielding a revolver and escaping with 32500 in jewels after forcing Arnold Gundelfinger to reveal his valuables.

Scripps-3rae San Francico Andrew Yates Dorchester Hotel Arnold Gundelfinger Gundelinger Bacela

Hobson Denounced by Pretty Teacher Creates Sensation

Fort Wayne Ind Nov 4 Captain Richmond Po Hobson faced a dramatic interruption after his Columbia City speech as Miss Laura Galbraith, a young schoolteacher, stepped to the stage and declared she despised him for his actions. Hobson replied courteously and the crowd watched as she left in a fiery display. He had previously denounced the president and warned of a future downfall in dramatic terms.

Scripps-M'Rae Fort Wayne Ind Richmond Po Hobson Columbia City Chicago Laura Galbraith Von Habron Everrthing Miss Galbraith Hobson

Thaw and Nesbit Sighted in New York Area

Telegram reports Harry K Thaw and Evelyn Nesbit avoiding the public eye in New York while Rosenbloom scuttlebutt hints at possible marriage. Nesbit believed with friends in the city or Niagara Falls, Thaw possibly headed to Pittsburgh Thursday night. Friend Hattie Forsythe voices belief they wed though neither confirms.

Herery Evelyn Miss Nesbit New York

Colorado and Return Winter Tour Through Tickets

Round trip winter tourist tickets available daily from Chicago to Denver Colorado Springs and Pueblo for 470 via the Chicago Union Pacific and North-Western Line. Good on fast through trains with high class equipment. Maps, booklets and Colorado hotel rates available from N. M. Breeze General Agent 3 Vine Street Cincinnati Ohio.

Colorado Chicago Denver Colorado Springs Pueblo Union Pacific & North-Western N. M. Breeze Gen'l Vine Cincinnati Ohio

Noted Stallion Dead at Haggin's Elmdorff Stud

Imp Bath Hampton, a renowned imported stallion at J Haggin's Elmdorff stud in Lexingtry, died after fracturing his skull when he fell on a brick near his stable. Brought from England about two years ago, he sired Roehampton and other notable performers and was a Haggin favorite.

Ibcripps-M'Rab Lexingtry Bath Hampton J. Hiaggin Elmdorff Stud Roehampton England Haggin

Campaign Leaflets and Billboards Highlight Indiana Politics

Thursday saw a burst of new campaign literature and posters as Republicans spread pictures on billboards around town, echoing last year’s municipal race. A notable circular from R. R. Shiel urges “R. R. Shiel Stand up for Indianapolis” and touts Tom Taggart’s record and methods. The four-column circular emphasizes Taggart and related political material.

Ona Rongly R. R. Shiel Idianapolix Tom Ericion Amn Tom Taggart

Portland and Northwest Route To Lewis and Clark Exposition

Portland route to Lewis and Clark Exposition runs 200 miles along the river with river views. Two through trains daily offer accommodations for a classes of passengers. Inquire of W. J. Connor, G. A. & East Fourth, Cincinnati, Ohio.

Portland Northwest Pacific Columbia W. J. Connor G. A East Fourthot Cindy Bath Ohio

Wheat and grain slide on Chicago Board of Trade

The Chicago Board of Trade showed small declines across wheat and oats. December and May wheat futures opened lower and drifted down to marked lows with minor gains later. oats opened slightly lower and steadied. Corn prices remained steady with varied bids and limited changes, while inspections noted several carloads of grain moving through.

Chicago Board of Trade Chicago May Mame Wails Shyftéilac Shee Ye

Woman Kills Desperado at Burnsville

ABHEVILLE, Nov. 4. Mrs. Joan Phillips, a young married woman, shot and killed the desperado Wm. Morrow at Burnsville after he pursued her. Morrow was said to have committed several murders and had infatuated Mrs. Phillips. Local reports describe two barrels of shot used in the confrontation.

Acripps-M'Rae Abheville, &. C Wm. Morrow Burnsville Joan Philips Morrow Phillips Thurauy Sm. Morrow

California Big Trees allure and famed groves noted

The piece extols California's "Big Trees" with ages from 1 69 to 200 years, highlighting Mariposa and Calaveras groves and a Santa Cruz redwood stand. It promotes Union Pacific trains for access and offers pamphlets with travel details via W H Cemnor and G A Beatty at a California location for route information.

California Mariposa Grove Yosemite Calaveras Grove Santa Crus Cap Union Pacific Missouri River Calfornia Pacific Coast W. H. Cemnor G. A Fovityat Cogan

Pittsburg Live Stock Prices and Receipts

Iscripps Spares telegram from Pittsburg reports live stock prices and receipts. Cattle and calves show common to good fat cows at 1.50 to 9.59, bulls and cows to 88.80, lambs around 2.50 to 5.75. Hogs receipts indicate light activity with prime heavy at 5.40 to 5.45, medium 2.06, heavy yorkers 4.40 to 5.40, roughs 3.07 to 5.00, stage 0.09 to 4.00.

Iscripps Pittsburg Chicago Scripps-M' Rab Western Kincinnate Scripps-M'Rae Lincinnati

New York Stocks Mixed After Election Day Cues

Trading opened lower with losses in most issues while Pennsylvania and a few others showed gains. Steel stocks advanced with Amalgamated copper firmer, and government bonds held steady as traders awaited the crucial election day. Total shares traded around 565,500.

New York Scripps-M'Rae Pennsylvania Stosx-SheMelq International Power T. I" EL Sloes-Ahelfield T Point Republic Steel Amalgamated Copper Anaconda Reading London Getaral Electric Amrican

Indianapolis Livestock Market Report Summary

Receipts across cattle hogs and sheep showed steady markets in Indianapolis with 3,000 hogs and 600 cattle noted. Prices ranged for steers and heifers at mixed levels, while Chicago and Cincinnati listings mirrored bid ranges for prime beef, cows, calves, and hogs. The windup notes a socialist meeting in Masonic hall with speakers Strickland Hatt and Caldwell.

Indianapolis Livestock Indianapolis The Socialisteill Be Peld Masonic Hall F. G. Strickland Marty Hatt Howard Caidwal

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Valentine and Kate Sauer Archie Bostie Lewis Salm Dante Amelia Gtehvistts Bay Francis Mes Fox Milinois Aspari Massabor Fred Anna Christen Martin and Huttle Steir Hoy Lewis Minnie Barnes Lynn Carl and Tweise Olren Indianapolia Elliott Sarah Davis St. Vincent's Carrie Troessler Keystone, Senil- Sty Taggart National Committee Kansas City Lfe Meenwhle Chinaman Earth Hood Tts W. H. Connor East Fourth St Omaha San Francisco W. TE Connor Fourth St Bates Taft Thaw City Grain Zenra Whitr Timathy Himathy Lear Fimathy Rye Cotal Aule SUN Rte Boris al Gracariea Long Island Theas Court House Grocery Co M. J. Stewart Lée Dairies Acailes Schippemrae Telegra Maes Otte Lebickens Choice Pact Ies Coal and Coke Cannell Blossburg Jackson Kanawha Pittsburgh Raymond Winitrede Hosking Valley Loring Brasil Block Green and Sullivan
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