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Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Nov 07, 1902

Page

3

Telegraph Instrument Aids Indianapolis Police in Catching Fugitives

A little telegraph device at the Indianapolis station links with 44 city stations and Western Union to relay urgent messages. Police say rapid cross-town communication allows quicker arrests, with lost children and crimes traced faster than old messenger methods.

Indianapolis Police Western Union Chicago

Hall Caine Discusses American Interviewers in Newsrooms

Hall Caine in New Haven comments on American newspaper interviewers. He notes they seek startling descriptions of interviewees and epigrammatic remarks. He contrasts American and English reporters training, calling for skilled writing and word arrangement in America.

Hall Caine Caine Philadelphia Mr. Caine London aIy

Punishment and the stomach in health and disease

The piece argues nature’s penalties for poor eating persist, causing discomfort and illness. It praises Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery for healing stomach disease and aiding digestion, citing a Kansas man whose chronic fever and catarrh improved after using the remedy.

Adam Pierce M. M. Wardwell Linwood, Leavenworth Co Kansas Dr. Pierce Mother Weil

Divorce Sought After Chickens Sold Split Household

In Denver on November 7 Tharp M Keener and Lizzie Keener face a divorce suit after repeated sales of family property including poultry. Mrs Keener complains her husband sold her Plymouth Rock and Cochin China chickens and other items, prompting the impending divorce filing and minor accompanying charges.

Denver Col Tharp M. Keener Lizzie Keener Plymouth Rock Cochin

Manufacturers' Fuel Company files for $250,000 capital

In Muncie Indiana on November 7 the Manufacturers' Fuel Company formed by gas belt manufacturers filed articles of incorporation with capital stock of 250000. It will immediately close a deal for 2700 acres of Sullivan county coal lands at 148500, with coal delivered to the factories at mining cost.

Muncie Ind Manufacturers’ Fuel Company Sullivan County

Auditoriummal Management Telegram Delays Mascagni

Chicago theater managers received a telegram delaying Pietro Mascagni’s planned presentation of several operas, changing next week’s program at the Auditorium.

Chicago

Love for His First Wife Destroys Un derhill Marriage

Wealthy real estate dealer John Underhill, once married to Grace Dent Knight four days after a June divorce from Esther H. Leonard, faces a separation suit from Grace. He reveals lingering affection for Esther and his two sons, while Grace cites estrangement and notes a damaging letter exchange. The case hinges on alimony and custody issues as court actions unfold in New York.

New York John G. Underhill Supreme Court Underhill Charles M. Schwab Fifth Ave Esther H. Leonard Brooklyn Heights Bishop Leonard Ohio Grace Dent Knight Jersey City Duffy Manhattan Hotel Wentworth, Lowenstein & Stern Grace Underhill Manhattan Esther

Gas tragedy at German Baptist church in Omaha

In Omaha on November 7 investigators suspect Rev W C Rabe or Miss Augusta Busch turned on gas while alone in the church vestibule. They were found dead in each other's arms. A clipping in Miss Busch's effects titled Holy kiss causes discord reports a Minnesota pastor scandal. The minister leaves a widow in Ohio.

Omaha Neb W. C. Rabe Augusta Busch German Baptist Church Ohio Minnesota

Pyramid Pile Cure Promoted Over Surgery

An article criticizes routine surgical treatment for hemorrhoids and promotes Pyramid Pile Cure as a simple, painless alternative. It claims many operations are unnecessary and cites cures by the product, sold for fifty cents in suppository form. The Pyramid Drug Co. of Marshall, Michigan offers a free booklet by mail.

Pyramid Drug Co Marshall, Mich

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