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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1903
Page
2
An obscure February report from Yellow Jack St Loig Missouri mentions a fever situation and a special front from Austin. The piece notes a surge of cases and references medical personnel and potential testing, with unclear details about the epidrane and trades.
A fragmented item mentions Miss Joes Place Soreth Regieiing with friends in Kentucky and a reference to events in New York and Columbus. It notes Mrs. Dames Monit of Vannersvilis, Mrs. Lottie Ainthehis, and a Miss Bhortons of Columbus with Jane Till of Detenhond. The piece references a home sale and a new residence on Capitalay and advertises Dr Thomas Belectri and The Sun newspaper promotions.
The report notes a door at the rear was wide open and functioning. It mentions administrative reform efforts, a Sunday inspection, and a search for compliance. No arrears were recorded, and local keepers were urged to maintain proper access.
City authorities launched a crackdown after samples of whisky tested in Atlanta indicated potential safety lapses. Police say several individuals may face charges as the investigation continues.
City Hospital sets new visiting window from 2 to 4 PM daily. Titi Govher notes emphasize visitors are welcome during these hours, adding guidance for adherence to the schedule and quiet areas.
Gov. Durbin of Indiana met with President Roosevelt at the White House, sparking Washington talk about his possible interest in the vice presidency. The Indiana chief executive reportedly pressed Indiana forage and horse hire claims for West Point, Kentucky.
November 16 report shows a bullish crude market with prices rising weekly as producers hold back offerings and certificates sell at premiums to spot oil. Traders anticipate further gains despite limited sales to buyers.
Detectives Bray and Holtz arrested Ross Sears, a conductor, amid a citywide Big Four theft probe. Searches in Brightwood and Bellefontaine uncovered hundreds of dollars in plunder including shoes and shirts, with officials predicting a broader investigation across the line between Bellefontaine and Indianapolis.
In Kokomo Indiana on Sunday morning inmates gathered for services as prisoner Thomas Guerley, jailed on a larceny charge, fled while the sheriff bathed. Guerley carried a basket of trash from the cells, causing disturbance before escape. deputy sheriff did not capture him.
Cinmilgen Gudger J on the Isthmus of Panama route to the isthmus to assume Consul General duties and take charge of American affairs in the area.
A business man recounts quitting smoking after ten days with Grape-Nuts, noting restored appetite, weight, and energy. The ad-style testimonial claims the cereal rebuilt his nerves and strengthened willpower, urging readers to try it for better health. The message ends by promoting The Road to Wellville pamphlet.
Chicago November 1 The fifth day of the streetcar strike shows little change aside from fewer police guards. Streetcar crews on Wentworth Avenue faced reduced protection, crowds diminished, and authorities prepared to call militia and seek arbitration per a message to President Ike.
The administration faced its first challenge from the opposition on Saturday night when a special meeting was called but no business was completed. President Du Magsley and Republican peers aligned with Topom pressed for adjournment as the gavel fell amid claims Mayor Holtzman failed to specify the meeting’s purpose.
Indiana man Donald McDonald, 2, son of John McDonald, was killed in the Metropole hotel in St. Joseph Missouri. Joseph F. Furlong a traveling representative for a South Bend varnish company surrendered claiming self defense after a fight that began when McDonald thwarted women at the hotel cafe. W N Waynch of Cleveland and two other men were with Furlong. they and the women were detained. Furlong is held. South Bend reports note his local social prominence.
Mrs Allison fell fifteen feet near Roberts Park church while leaving services. She suffered a crushed shoulder and multiple injuries, with observers reporting a serious condition. Emergency responders transported her for medical care.
The report covers Chicago bid plans of $125000 for conventions and a surge of local ads. It notes Bride Queen Mother departure discussions in Madrid, Mothers Club dinner at Boys Club, and a sale offering 500 pairs jeans pants and 600 pairs dress pants at discounted prices in Indianapolis.
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