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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Nov 14, 1899

Page

6

Donald Sefain Meets Love and Longing in Brazil

Donald Sefain, a vagabond’s brother, faces hardship at a Brazilian fazenda while Annes’ romance with Temple unfolds. Armitage consoles Sefain with thoughts of home as Sefain wrestles with love, loyalty, and a looming return to New York.

Hapter I Annine Garrick d‘Temple Kd’ WI Donald Sefain Temple Anne Mitch Sefain Olga Ericsson Olga Donald David

John F. Kearney Stricken by Paralysis in New York

John F. Kearney, noted Irish agitator and alleged dynamiter, is seriously ill at his New York home, refusing doctors or a priest. The English view him as a dangerous figure in the Irish force party, with 16 years of secret service attention. He was arrested in Rotterdam in 1896 on a plot to blow Artbrough House. extradition was involved.

Wla de Murinhe Neiro Nat Donald Sefain Amigo Ingler Armitage Ani Jéssly Morgan New York John F. Kearney Kearney Secret Service Rotterdam Artborough House

First Lieutenant H. Slaveng of Fourth Cavalry Reported

Washington November 14 First Lieutenant H Slaveng of the Fourth Cavalry has been reported in connection with proceedings or status not specified in the fragmented dispatch.

Washington Lieut. H. Slaveng Fourth Cavalry

Warner’s Safe Cure Promised for Kidney Health

Readable fragment asserts a single reliable remedy for kidneys and urinary organs, claiming Warner’s Safe Cure as the only known specific. No dates or places provided.

Warner

Green Corn at Christmas in Greenhouse Studies

New Hampshire agricultural researchers test growing grey corn and pole beans under glass to extend the season. They report crops mature in 54 to 85 days with minimal pest problems and note potential for profitable year round greenhouse production in metropolitan markets.

Philadelphia New Hampshire Experiment Station Department of Agriculture Hothouse

Fairbank Sit Includes Injunction Suit Against Brewing Co

Attorney Hugg travels to Lebanon to defend William Tron and the Terre Haute brewing company in an injunction and damage suit filed by property owners. The case, moved from Marion circuit court to Boone county, claims Fairbank’s proximity lowers property values. Testimony expected from about 10 witnesses. a test case for similar suits.

Hugg Lebanon William Tron Terre Haute Brewing Company Property Ovents Fairbank Marion Boone County Jesse M. Conklin Zimri C. Lewis Tyrase Ehaling

Petition to recall U.S. minister Hunter grows

Arriving steamers from Guatemala add details to the recall petition aimed at U.S. minister Hunter. Guatemalan officials allegedly blocked circulation and fired workers connected to the effort. Petition carriers reportedly used a dummy package and smuggling to ship the documents.

New Orleans Guatemala Washington U.S Hunter

Tin Plate in Seventy Minutes from Wheeling Charter

Charleston Nov. 14 The National Tin-Plate Company of Wheeling was granted a charter Monday. It plans a new process to make tin-plate in one hour ten minutes versus six days by the old method. Authorized capital is 60,000.

Charleston W. Va National Tin-Plate Company Wheeling

Annual New York horse show opens at Madison Square Garden

The fifteenth annual horse show starts at Madison Square Garden with premier entries from O H P Belmont and Pierre Lorillard Jr. early attention goes to Jamaica owned by Richard Croker and roadster and trotters of West, P C, plus entries from A C Bostwick James Cochrane M P England R L Gerry and Lorillard Jr. Noted pony entrants include Edith Crawford Marion Lawson Edith Colson and Mrs Gerken as society anticipates a strong showing with ladies saddle classes and equestrienne entries. Attendance is light in the morning as society plans to attend tonight’s events.

New York Madison Square Garden O. H. P. Belmont Pierre Lorillard, Jr Richard Croker Jamaica West P. C P. C. West Pittsburg A. C. Bostwick James Cochrane M. P England R. L. Gerry P. Lorillard

Explosion Blows Wagon and Team to Atoms Near Gibsonburg

An explosion of nitroglycerine two miles east of Gibsonburg destroys the wagon and driver Ben Card and the team. The blast devastates Gibsonburg and rattles the region for miles, with extensive damage reported.

Fremont. O Gibsonburg Ben Card

German Foreign Minister to accompany Kaiser on England visit

Berlin November 11 Count Von Buelow Prussian foreign minister will accompany the Kaiser on the trip to England. The announcement increases the political stakes of the royal visit and sharpens speculation across circles.

Berlin Count von Buelow Kaiser England

Rescue the aching back with Kidney Pills

Indianapolis resident J T Fuller of 734 California Street recounts sharp back pains and kidney trouble. After trying many remedies he reports rapid relief from Dean’s Kidney Pills and says he is cured. price 60 cents, sold by Henry J Huder and drug stores nationwide.

Dean Henry J. ‘Huder

Pension Changes Urged by G A R Veterans

Washington November 14 A G A R committee led by Commander in chief A D Shaw and Gen Dan Sickles met with President McKinley for over two hours to press resolutions from the Philadelphia encampment seeking changes in the pension law.

Washington A. D. Shaw R. B. Brown Dan Sickles McKinley Philadelphia

Race of Warships Through Suez Narrowed by Coal Stops

Washington Nov 14 The cruiser Brooklyn completed the Suez transit and proceeds toward Manila. The cruiser New Orleans, which left New York Oct 21, reached Port Said Sunday and coal en route, now lags about two days behind Brooklyn. Naval officers expect New Orleans to catch Brooklyn since Brooklyn must coal at three ports while New Orleans requires only one.

Washington Brooklyn Suez Canal New Dr. Jeans Port Said Manila New York Hampton Roads New Orleans

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