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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1908
Page
2
London dispatch reports five large stones set on the tracks to derail the royal train of King Vierar and Queen Helens. One soldier was arrested after authorities found the stones and halted the journey just in time.
James King Gracie an uncle of President Roosevelt dies of pneumonia in New York after a long public career at Prime Ward and King. The president and Mrs. Roosevelt mourn the loss and recall Gracie’s many years of service and travel with the president.
Dallas Nov 4 The private car Lone Star owned by 12 H R Green railway magnate son of Hetty Green of New York burned Sunday night at Terrell The car was the costliest and most ornate private railway conveyance in the United States The lease value estimated at 325 000
Fragmentary ad copy shows references to cure cold remedies and laxatives, with phrases like Gevre's signature on a week box and mentions of bargains and prices, suggesting an old merchant ad or notice. The readable text is incomplete but indicates a sale of health and household products.
The celebrated conductor Creatore led his band in a vivid, high energy performance in Indianapolis. His expressive movements and commanding presence drew intense applause as he guided every note. Enthusiasm filled the hall and critics praised the concert as among the finest ever seen in the city. President Roosevelt has decided not to make any political speeches next year.
In Crawfordsville on November 2 Judge West overruled Meyers plea for a new trial. Meyers, convicted of murder, faces potential appeal as detectives Holtz and Kray follow letters from Big Four employers believing more arrests will follow.
A testimonial asserts severe stomach illness and near death improved after stopping coffee and tea and using Postum. The patient credits Postum with restoring appetite and weight, noting a return to health after months of continued use and promising to remain away from caffeinated drinks. Unclear publisher details accompany the claim.
Rural free delivery will be established at Gosport Indiana with a general rural delivery system planned for Warrick County. The report notes expected postal reforms, local appointments, and a broad array of congressional and departmental actions involving Indiana lawmakers and national figures.
In Altoona Pennsylvania officials report a Turkey blockade on the middle division of the Pennsylvania Railroad early Monday morning. Western dealers shipped large loads of fowl clogging the line east of the city, delaying the Chicago Limited and Philadelphia express trains by about three hours until cars were diverted to sidings and the blockade lifted by 8 o'clock.
In Portand Indiana a 12 year old girl named Kiss Chapman spotted fumes from a fire threatening the Geneva business district. She rang the alarm by climbing to a bell tower and pulling the rope, keeping the bell ringing to alert the town until help arrived. The swift action prevented major losses and saved the heart of the city.
A fragmented review notes Creature at Woolmington Hall and vaudeville acts across venues. It praises several acts including Mabel McKinley at Sinks Empire and a strong local troupe, with comments on performances, singers, comedy, and a political sketch by Clayton Wiytz. The Crand and The Thark are highlighted for lively, clean entertainment.
In a London district notice the death of Sir John Blundel, a well known sportman and tournament member from the Sulwich division of Camberwell, is reported. Court remarks reference three minutes and a ban.
Police judge Whallon fines Michal Toomey for opening two wadroun cases and withholds judgment on 114 others. Manchu fraternity rejects Alpha Gamma Pi affiliation. action may be reconsidered. Jaci Shon, a well known Eleventh ward Republican, mourns John McGreh, an old friend. Burt Mayneld, 26, dies after throat injury at 719 Chadwick St. Holy Cross Catholic fair at Masonic Hall funds heating plant. Thanksgiving events planned. Big Four workers’ families face destitution as wages are withheld amid rail freight car robbery probes.
A fragmented report from San Francisco describes Gardner and Fitz as top contenders with Gardner favored amid crowd plans for a coast-wide attendance. Prominent trainers and coast city supporters travel to witness the bout, with ticket sales expected to match the Jeffries and Corbett era crowds.
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