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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1904
Page
6
A Kansas City Star piece reflects on buffalo wallows as relics of the plains. It notes no buffalo have used them in 20 years yet the basins endure, barren and black, with water in spring and hard, packed soil from generations of cattle and movement. Buffalo birds are described as insects pickers on cattle.
Dr. John Alexander Dowie preached at Zion tabernacle urging that HO D could raise a heavy beard as a sign of personal strength. He warned against rival Popes Chicago, predicting Zion City would suffer if his advice is ignored.
Reports from Madrid and East Liverpool recount a starvation death of Gumerinds Lx, an assistant cashier in Corunna, following a note theft and pursuit. A separate incident in East Liverpool describes two young children killed by fire after a clothing closet blaze. In San Francisco, labor debates include a planned candidate announcement by D. G. Rainey for federation president amidst Gompers’ opposition.
Fragmented OCR lists ailments and drugs including kidney disease stomach issues and headaches. Mentions 12 2kk.aM people treated in THU with references to druggists. Poorly legible source limits precise facts or context.
Harvard teettit players clash over captaincy amid factional strife led by manager Roger Boast. Five candidates named Parkinson, Siperry, Nichole, Montgum for the post as contest looms. Yale game result disputed with possible victory claimed by Harvard pending outcome.
RUEFALO November 1 10 M Dale a prominent Taunton man nearly died at the Highland Valley station after leaping from a moving train He was thrown under the car and his left foot was crushed in this accident involving a wealthy manufacturer of brick fibre and other notable residents
Geers A Seaverns a prominent grain merchant and real estate man of Chicago died at his residence here at the age of 72. He had amassed a fortune conservatively estimated at 5 000 000. Funeral arrangements to be announced by local authorities.
Fragmentary chatter notes tensions and misread names while mentioning a young man. The text reads like an unnamed gossip column with garbled phrases and unclear attributions. It references streets and a beggar, plus uncertain names and places.
Miss Gladwin and fellow American nurses are welcomed in Yokohama and Tokyo with flowers and honors amid a three week stay. They meet Empress and nobility, witness Japanese hospitality, and describe frontline scenes and gratitude toward American service. The piece notes admiration for Japanese care of wounded and the strong bond formed with the nation as they travel to Hiroshima and beyond.
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