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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1903
Page
12
An early morning Monon train bound south toward Chicago encountered heavy snow and drifted about four to five inches deep on a stair step area. The incident halted progress as crews addressed the obstruction before service resumed.
Washington reports after cabinet meeting that the United States recognizes Panama as a de facto government. American consular officers and naval commanders have been notified. Dispatch confirms evacuation of Colon by Colombian troops and provisional Panama authority with quiet conditions prevailing.
Birmingham Nov 6 Leaders of the fly white element of the Republican party celebrate Tuesday's gains in New York Maryland and Kentucky as a rebuke to Roosevelt while Ohio victory boosts Senator Hanna as the strongest man and likely presidential nominee. J Carter Cook claims Hanna will win Alabama for the national convention.
In Chicago on November 6, Dr Yami Kia spoke on "Cae girls" insisting Chinese girls gain majority before questioning choices, noting American customs differ. Another Chicago University lecturer predicted a North American unity in spirit by 1940, speaking to an American history class.
A sensational early 20th century health ad warns of the harsh modern pace and female piles. It promotes Pyramid Pile Cure in suppository form as a quick, painless remedy citing testimonials from Mrs. L. M. Joliff of Phartsburg Ohio and a Marshall Michigan reader. The copy urges readers to mail for more information and a causes and cure booklet.
Nov 6 report describes Miss Bobb Clark Hoyt of Bozeman Montana marrying John Wing Lee a Chinese man. He studied at Stanford, served as secretary to her father B D Hoyt, ranch owner. Witnesses note his appearance. the piece notes race and relation to Senator Clark.
Michigan falters as Minnesota gains ground in a hard fought clash. The contest, hailed as a top western football struggle, featured a stout defense that stymied Michigan’s offense. If both teams win through Thanksgiving, a post season neutral game could settle the western title, with fans hoping for clarity amid the season’s close race.
Two top prices paid Thursday at Blair-Baker sale. William Coburn of Indianapolis bought Katie Abbot, a Teckmar mare pacer, for 31680. Arch Johnson of Hastings, Ned, purchased Bobby Good, 2:20, for 1000 in a day of brisk sales.
John Pentor of Johngtown Pa buys Kate Wilkes for 590 amid praise from horsemen. Col George Bane’s sale draws bidders while Cres cens owner George Ketcham’s rep fails to win bids. Weahington park hosts a Purdue studemta double header with Shortridge and Louisville facing favored teams. Watkin to lead Minneapolis baseball club. Derby dope from Hid Weller favors Engusa Laster. Muggsy McGraw consults Brush and Knowles on next year’s contracts. Low Dillon to Memphis with trainer Millard Sanders. Pettis bowling team suffers defeat as season continues.
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