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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1904
Page
4
Haight's Legs at Center of Pullman Car Suit
New York court weighs Charles O. Haight of Watertown suit against Pullman Co for 35000 damages after a porter collided with Haight’s legs in the car aisle causing a broken leg and alleged paralysis. Defendant argues Haight had no aisle occupancy rights but only a berth. The case frames a broader question of passenger rights on trains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Charles O. Haight
Watertown
Pullman Company
Haight
De*fendant
Changing educational methods push free school support worldwide
The piece argues for expanded city aid to education, noting free meals and clothing for needy children as modern essentials. It cites Paris programs since 1874 and 1912 law expansion, Milwaukee breakfast programs, and a critique of wealthier cities not meeting students' basic needs. It references Grover Cleveland and societal duty toward child education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
St. Louis
America
Paris
Dyspepsia Risk Warns Against Neglect of Digestion
A fragment notes that impaired digestion signals deeper dyspepsia and warns of worsening symptoms if the stomach is not cared for. The text emphasizes early attention to digestive discomfort such as after meals unease, nervous headaches, sour belching, and stomach weakness.
Brooklyn school principal marries teacher after long courtship
A Brooklyn public school principal wed a teacher after eighteen years of courting. The piece humorously laments crowding in Brooklyn streets and jokes about why the couple delayed marriage. It also riffs on politics with references to Dougins, governorship, and 1308 presidential hints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Sunshine and Smiles to Be Sure Fire Tramp
A fragmented account mentions Sunshine and smiles, a character described as Fire Tramp, and a second tramp dodging sticks in a pivotal state. Miss Mollie Sizemore debates a change in marital status while references to a Doctor and Mr. Karmer-Dry Mirror appear, with Hyden Gry and a thousand sticks noted in the garbled text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mollie Sizemore
Doctor Ara
Karmer
Hyden
Diverse 1920s world notes on horses trade and diplomacy
A collage of brief items surveys horse markets in Greer County and Far Mountain, wagon developments in Britain, wild horse captures near Reno, Russian railway budget gaps, Mexican relations with Japan and China, and looming Pacific labor migration patterns as seen through periodical reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gowell
University of Maine
Hartford Courant
Paris
la Nature
Greer County
Manzum
Altus
Kansas City Times
Ecuador
London
Great Central Railway Cam
Birmingham Railway Carriage and Wagon Company
Great Hellein
Far Mountain
Madeline Plains
Nevada
California
Sacramento
Mexico
Japan
China
Pacific
Orientel
Merald
The Gentler Sex and Fashioned Image Debates
A collage of quotes on women images in art and fashion samples from Milwaukee and Chicago sources. It notes pictures of women as the most marketable subject, discusses clothing philosophy, and recalls a Kansas City Journal item about Mrs Jason Gause, a long-time homemaker who rarely left Lynn County, with reflections on domestic life and gender roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dt. Perry
New York
Tegalikun
Haverie
Advancs
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Jason Gause
Lyon County
Texas
Lynn County
Prof
Ganse
State Normal School
Kansas City Journal
Baptists and a Waynet Fish At Fort Sumter
A Charleston harbor incident depicts a conversation about a fish described by Dr. Greene Denton as the Waynet fish. Fishermen and local divers discuss its naming amid a noisy moment near Fort Sumter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Greeneington
Fort Sumter
Grephe
Greece
Foreign Life and Oddities From a Distant Page
A miscrospective column recounts curious anecdotes from abroad and Britain. An Afghan ruler faces family entanglements including marriage to his aunt, while legal and military matters unfold as Britain plans to raise a second battalion of the Irish Guards. Jokes about learning, a Canadian mill turning trees into newsprint, and quirky science notes mingle with reports of a car crash near Huntingdon and a Russian figure in Manchuria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amin
St. Albans
Inelaw
Fadee
Irish Guards
London
Achanis A Ieacher
Jerasx
Mil
Apa
Westminster Abbey
Turkey
Eter
Eter Half Landyn, the Other Day A Work On Chemistry Was Rejected Because Vite
Hemlid
Afghanistan
Durhar
Cabut
Hudda Mullah
Cael Geven
Ameer
Luntingden
Eng
Luke Cyril
Russia
Manchuria
Stanly
Prin
Wichyamne
Afgihanistan
Tom Tagaart’s Postscript in a Democratic Natonal Mieister
An odd postscript from the Saturday Post records a correspondent in Indianapolis passing a letter about a public electricity issue to Mr Tagan the Leper Sew oads. The piece reflects a playful exchange on letters and poetry amid a civic debate and a promise to publish comments from readers. Reading events and the public’s interest in diverse voices emerge as the focus of this brief column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Tagaart
Tagan
Meart
Shane
Toms
Post
Saturday
Wood Eaters on the Northern Coast Natives Diet
A traveler reports on coastal natives who rely on wild foods, with fish and local plants forming the daily diet. The text notes cultural eating patterns and offers scattered, unclear details about specific foods and meal timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stherry
Bax
Chie
Wold
An Ancient Irish Tune Authored by Dr. G W Walter
The piece identified as The bloekhied is described as an old Irish tune authenticated as written by Dr. G. W. Walter, organist at Genrer 1 Washington University, noting its ancient Irish origins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andre
G. W. Walter
Washington University
Fatal Draft Ends in Death After Wasps Bite
An English man died after a wasp fell into his beer and he swallowed it by mistake. The sting caused an anaphylactic reaction that led to his death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Strenuous Remedy From English Past Cures
A fragmented note recalls old English remedies and harsh parenting practices. It mentions a souring threshing as a cure for small box ant messies and notes some people were whipped as children in infancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Oyama the famed Japanese field marshal in history
A scattered historical sketch chronicles Ito Oyama sometimes spelled Oyama as a field marshal, highlighting his birth in October in Ishikawa, his early education in Japan, and military rise including roles in the Chinese and Franco-Prussian era campaigns. It notes his leadership of the second Japanese army at Port Arthur and later successes. It also includes a separate anecdote from Kanees Star about Judge Mohler and a short note on emigration incidents and long lived whales with aging indicators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oyamia
Manchuria
Oyama
Japan
Yeddees
Qyama
Satyuma
Paris
Wooffer
Port Arthur
Judet J
Mohler
Ealing
J G. Mohler
Costa
Aa Ha
Lio
Kanees
Ely Star
Spot the Polka-Dot Pointer Locks Up New York Tale
Nov 14 yarn reports Rosa Wilson with Spot, a polka dot dog, guiding her to a locked door after her husband vanished. A Mrs Howard claims Wilson caused a scene and damaged property but Spot’s antics are praised by police as a curious local tale in the Tenderloin area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Rosa Wilson
Spot
Wilson
W. Twenty-fourth-st
Realdenos
Mr. Wilson
Mrs. Wilson
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