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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1901
Page
6
The ad extols Alma-Bromo Salt as a superior laxative that cleanses the bowels and kidneys, keeps blood pure, and offers a pleasant taste. It claims rapid, complete relief from habitual constipation without creating a medicine habit and notes its origin in Alma, Michigan.
Mrs Nettie Lonsdale testified in General Sessions Court in New York regarding alleged abandonment and support by John Lonsdale of Bayonne New Jersey. She recounted multiple marriages from 1896 onward, including potential unions to Edward Vaughen and Johannes Mason, with uncertain memories of ceremonies and dates. The jury returned a verdict in favor of the plaintiff.
A reader testifies that heavy burdens of life caused aching back and sleepless nights. Doan's Kidney Pills relieved back pain in hours and improved day tiredness. The witness and spouse report continued benefit and strong endorsement of the remedy.
The Indianapolis board grants a conference on a franchise expansion allowing Wefe and SES a city transfer system and three cent fares. Mayor Bookfafter and President Megrew caution the plan hinges on city benefit and road payback, noting current contracts and streetcar track expansion implications.
Lucy Gordoni aged 11 of Little Falls New Jersey lost an arm after her brother Joseph accidentally discharged a shotgun. The injury occurred at St Joseph's hospital Paterson while the pair discussed shooting. Doctors anticipate recovery though the girl bears a brave attitude.
Roy A. Plumley station agent at Wallingford was shot at close range after locking the Rutland depot. The bullet pierced his coat and struck a steel locket with his wife’s portrait near his heart. he recovered and called for help. Police seek unknown assailant.
George Bedell ex inspector offers to install a Schumacher smoke consumer in Tomlinson hall with a test run. if refused he vows to eat his hat. The Board of Works will hear several bidders including crude oil devices on Wednesday. Names and amounts from various bidders are listed.
An 1890s testimonial frenzy touts Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery as a cure for eruptive skin diseases, eczema and scrofula, claiming it cleanses blood, improves digestion, and restores health. Letters from doctors and patients praise dramatic recoveries from long standing ailments.
In Middletown New York on November 19 191? Mrs Mary Brand long time host at Thompsonville boarding house was reported dead. New York notices sent a vigage tribute to her memory reaching Monticello with a carrier delivering the cargo of condolences. The obituary notes she was well known and highly regarded by local friends and guests.
The head of the hobo tribe in New York lies dead after a trolley accident. Captain Baker, longtime Hoboes Club founder, is buried with simple dignity at the clubroom. Members raise funds to pay for an undertaker and funeral, and the group honors him with a solemn Hoboes prayer.
Mrs. Bridget Gardner of Blake Street presented her husband T Thomas with a gift described as twin the heaviest. The article notes the unusual nature of the present and the couple’s interest in the gesture.
In Philadelphia on November 18 the trial of John Semple, a Camden lawyer, began in federal court. Semple is charged with complicity in the making of a bogus $20 note and aiding Taylor and Bredell who engraved the Monroe head $100 counterfeit and forged internal revenue stamps for Jacobs and other conspirators. Semple served as their attorney and was arrested May 11.
A fragmented recipe describes baked apples on bread slices dusted with sugar. Large apples are cored and cut into inch thick crosswise slices then placed on bread and baked until tender, served plain or with whipped cream.
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