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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1903
Page
8
An elderly couple walked from Noblesville to reach their Danville home but faced no assistance at the police station. They carried rain soaked bundles and asked for help. officers noted their fatigue and suspected alcohol use, then directed them back into the rain and snow.
In Kokomo Indiana on November 5 a funeral service of unusual character was held for Dr Ty V Gifford whose interment in Crown Point cemetery occurred September 22 The service honored the doctor’s wishes that only those preparing the body witness the burial The undertaker and sexton attended with a close friend and a public notice explains why rites were unconventional Dr Gifford opposed drugs and vaccination and was a delegate to an anti vaccination congress in Paris from the United States
A Cleveland man and his wife arrived in Chicago to celebrate their first anniversary with an eggs themed menu at the Grand Pacific hotel. The groom recounted discovering his future wife after finding his name from a letter he left on eggs while staying at a Wellington hotel last June, leading to their marriage.
Se Canton flannels and many mill remnants offered in the sale, including real linen Toweling, Shirting prints, damask, Dusters with handles for ceiling use, and various white goods. Heavy loom weaves, cotton blankets, pillow laps, napkins, towels, sheets, Comforts, muslin, and carpet ends priced per yard or piece with low, bargain values.
An advertisement touts 12 patterns of various papers including Mie glimmour Ze tapestries and florals, with reduced runs of 4¢ and Se papers. It notes dark green and rei Ingrain papers and offers hanging and a guarantee on the service.
Panama scene grows tense as Gen. Torres refuses to join Colombian government and threatens to move troops toward Panama City. Reports say colon troops threaten to bury supporters of the revolution and all Americans in Colon. Nashville cruiser presence calms clash near Colon harbor. US and Nashville coordinate to maintain peace as Panama crisis deepens with new provisional rulers named. France may recognize the new Colombian state if the United States acts. Arms and ammunition shipments to Colon hint at continued revolutionary support from abroad.
In a criminal court scene Ator y Dunlavey wanders the room and fixes on the floor askew. An explosive dispute erupts as lawyers argue over a ten cent coin and who may have it next.
Noy Snyder of Nashville Indiana and Miss Ethel Robinson planned a Saturday wedding. The bride first refused, then sent word to delay. Next day she changed again, but no ceremony occurred as he refused to attend a fleckte girl, and the clergyman and guests were left disappointed.
In Chicago on November 6, Dr Bayard Holmes urged that teachers should marry and remain married. He advocated segregating youths ages 12 to 20 and having women teach girls while men handle boys. He urged single or married teachers for specific roles and called for reforms in the public school system.
Lona Island November reports say sixteen killed initially but later7 confirmed. Ten injured as an explosion at the United States naval arsenal occurred Wednesday afternoon. Names Fred Wari George Morehead Flo Lucky Patrick Curran Fred Brown and James Connolly listed among the dead. Ordance department employees were involved. Three shothauses destroyed during charges being drawn from old shells.
W J Jonn son of We K Henn a leading Coles County banker faces an indictment alleging he poisoned his wife. Bond set at 1 and pending next week. Earlier last January Henn faced instability and forced midnight marriage to Miss M Gathraith. wife died suddenly amid gossip. Brown cashier of Taison Bank Co in New Holland arrested after defaulting loom to local jail. Earthquake felt with smoke and tremor shivers reported across several cities. no damage. Local ads urge readers to see promising business firms in Manspolia.
Judge Whallon studies faces of offenders at the precinct in a tense exchange about memory and punishment. A sergeant recounts a defiant reply as the magistrate reflects on whether leniency follows hard luck stories. The dialogue reveals the judge’s insistence on accountability amid informal courtroom banter.
An old advertisement touts Hermit Salve as a remedy used for twenty five years and claims cure for various ailments. It cites endorsements by physicians and lists prices of 25 and 50 cents. The sale is through a local druggist and Henry J. Mudon appears as a seller contact.
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