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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1904
Page
3
A fragment discusses the constant threat of catching colds and coughs, noting exposure and improper clothing as factors. It asserts the inevitability of illness and the futility of perfect avoidance, while stressing precautions though acknowledging inevitability.
An advertisement asserts Peruna contains no narcotics and is harmless for long use. It claims permanent effects by removing the cause of catarrh, citing twenty years of use and urging readers to address Dr. S. B. Hartman of Hartman Sanitarium in Columbus, Ohio for confidential correspondence.
Lee Dillon faces grand jury after police uncover a hidden opium parties room in Washington Street lodging. He allegedly stole gas by tapping a city main, burning fumes to heat the room. A 1.6 million dollar bond was set, with witnesses claiming opium parties and smoking there. Plus Henry Franke wins $1,400 in a circuit court judgment over alleged false imprisonment in an insane asylum. Democracy is dead, Parker says, and a populist new party will oppose Republicans in 16.
King Carlos and Queen Marie of Portugal depart for London to be guests of King Edward. In Mexico City a damaging earthquake rattles Auton and Mangala areas, with aftershocks and active volcanic signals near Colima. A patent suit in Boston claims a tube maker used plaintiff owned technology.
Nov. 18 in St Louis two marked men with revolvers stopped a train on a miniature rail, robbed passengers, and took money and valuables. The railroad president T. Cagney reimbursed victims. Trial postponed amid unrelated manslaughter case before Justice Davis. Patterson, actress in New York, appeared in court in black regarding Caesar Young murder charge.
An unknown refined woman from a good family dies after consuming poisons in Chicago near a lake route. A man had just bought a ticket and prepared to return home when the incident occurred. Investigators describe a crime scene with crushed remains and a court or police investigation underway.
Birth notices list numerous individuals with varied spellings including Mahima, Cora Matis Biserat, Myatt, Wherter, Miry Wurth, Maddferitiede Mo, Polly Jacksyn, Oscar Mennie Macias, Alicia Kort, Rhida Ann Stantey, Dorothea K. Schay, Margaret Wrucht, Dorothea K. Schay, and others. deaths cited include apoplexy and heart conditions. Marriages record Oscar Le Crane and Harvey A. Meanie. Merton Te Keeton and Phyaw A. Heath. building permits note watermain repairs and several projects with amounts listed.
Indianapolis market reports show varied grain and livestock activity with November prices on wheat and corn fluctuating. Live stock figures from Indianapolis East Buffalo and Cincinnati indicate steady to rising demand for cattle, veal, and lambs, while beef and dairy product quotes reflect typical post-harvest movement and regional trading patterns.
Notice to citizens and voters of the Eleventh Wis Ward in Marion County Indiana describing locations for a meeting and the rights to attend the property at a brick building fronting vast on Vir BINTAEe. It lists privileges for a toad sale and invites ads for a bath tub for sale in THE SUNS.
November 11 report shows a stronger market with confidence high. Industrials led gains with copper, sugar, and rubber issues active while rail and real estate sectors also posted advances. Notable winners included Atlantic Coast Line, St. Louis Central, and Texas Pacific. overall volume heavy and speculative sentiment restrained by gold shipments.
Train numbers depart and arrive at multiple stations including Pittsburg, Terre Haute, New York, Chicago, St Louis, and Effingham. Notable services include the World's Fair special, Capital Express, Keystone, Atlantic Mail and Express, New York Line, Ohio and Virginia Express, and St Louis Fast Mail with varied daily times.
A dense OCR of multiple railway timetables across divisions in Cleveland Cincinnati Chicago and Michigan with numerous train numbers destinations and varied departure times. The clipping lists American Express New York lines and regional services including St Louis Indianapolis and Peoria routes, plus several expre ss and accommodation services across days and evenings.
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