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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1903
Page
2
A speaker claims a thirty year study locating the cause of insidernervous and vitality related ailments and offers Dr Skoop’s Restorative on trial through druggists nationwide. The account describes weak inside nerves and vital nerves, outlines success rates, and urges readers to request the book detailing the discovery and prescription.
An advertising notice promises a trial of Dr Shoop Restorative with a book offer. It claims readers can obtain a trial by writing for Book No. and promises refunds if the remedy fails. The missive lists various book numbers tied to ailments and asserts rapid cures with few doses.
In Tipton Indiana Jesse McClure was sentenced to life in prison after a jury returned verdict at 9 80 a m Saturday. The trial ended Friday with Judge Eliott declaring no verdict would be accepted before 9 pm Saturday. Powerfully known in the community, crowds remained on the streets overnight discussing the outcome as McClure showed relief at the sentencing surprise.
The article states Bob Fitzsimmons plans to open a saloon in St. Louis next year after his 7.50 earnings from a fight with Gardner. It notes his illness and injuries with his wife fearing pneumonia and doctors prohibiting visitors.
Ad claims Dr Miles Nervine fuels energy and strengthens nerves. It suggests the remedy keeps nerves strong and healthy or restores strength if weakened, promising relief and vitality through a tonic formula. The text presents a direct health pitch with minimal supporting detail.
Chicago detectives and a farmer posse tracked and captured Peter Niedermeier Harvey Van Dine and Emil Derkk after a violent spree in northwestern Indiana. They surrendered following a farmer’s shotgun encounter. one accomplice was tracked to Aetna Indiana and arrested. Back in Chicago lawmen prepared indictments for numerous robberies and killings with the trio described as desperadoes awaiting possible punishment.
Nov. in Chicago George Reynolds a 1 told to be son of Capt. Peter Reynolds of the St. Louis pollen department was shot by unidentified men Saturday, dying two hours later at a hospital. A newspaper deliveryman found the wounded boy on Vankiurenst before he regained consciousness. An agent heard shots near a railroad station, then three men fled toward Humbolty Park. police hunt for them. Revavide worked at the Majestic hotel.
The Eng ah German theater society presents the second performance of the season Monday evening. The comedy Zwei sboeckliche tage, or Two Happy Days, features the famed Odean troupe from St. Louis. Twenty actors needed for the production.
Walter T Screes a switchman at Kentucky avenue and Peltrai road suffered the loss of seven toes Saturday at 6 am when attempting to board a moving engine. He was dispatd to St Vincents hospital after the injury and is listed in stable condition.
Rev. William Hinshaw, a Hendricks County minister with nearly ten years of a life sentence for the death of his wife in Michigan City, left prison Friday to visit his dying mother in Randolph County.
In Cambridge City Indiana the 8 year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Puvit Berth died from injuries believed to be related to an accident three years ago. The death closes a long inquiry into the past incident and notes the child’s earlier treatment. Authorities stated the cause as complications linked to the prior injuries.
Sheriff Clay of Tazewell county reports brakeman Hastings was arrested in Indianapolis on a coroner issued warrant for his role in a fatal wreck near Peoria that killed eighteen. Hastings was taken to Peoria for processing. observers credit his prompt actions saving lives and aiding disaster response. The Brotherhood of Railroad Firemen issued a written commendation for his conduct.
Activists dominated by miners condemn John Mitchell for his handling of party duties and dining with President Roosevelt. They declare labor leaders who appease political allies cannot be trusted as the convention adopts sharp resolutions critical of Mitchell.
A St Petersburg dispatch claims Japan has tentatively settled its dispute with Russia over Manchuria. Tokyo would yield on some points while preserving treaty rights and Chinese sovereignty. Japan reportedly seeks to avoid embarrassing Russia and maintains its stance on Korea unchanged.
A testimonial describes a two year old given coffee and a family’s coffee habit harming health. After trying Postum for a month alongside medical guidance, the narrator reports stomach relief and overall strength gains, urging others to switch to Postum and follow package instructions. The letter cites Postum Co. of Battle Creek, Michigan, and mentions a book titled The Road to Wel life.
A garbled item references Monon Route fares to Chicago and back, with a live stock exhibit. It mentions December 1 and a return limit, and hints at a humorous or snorty line about the stockyards in Chicago, with unclear details and figures.
Oakland dispatch reports a policeman and a burglar killed in a night incident. Names and exact details are unclear due to OCR errors, but the piece notes a fatal shooting in Oakland and mentions local social events including card parties and teas held by residents such as Miss Hazel Clete and Mrs. Hervey Bates.
General schedule change takes effect Sunday November 29 1903. Passenger services will adjust across routes with through traffic modified in most areas. For details and inquiries contact local agents.
Notice outlines timetable changes for routes between Indianapolis and St Louis with departure times for Nos 57% 1 and 3 plus discontinuation of Nos 41 and 46 on Sundays. Includes a Fire Kindler ad urging purchase and a closing signature of Mar A W Irwin manager Poeritas Mfe Co. Stevenson block Indianapolis.
In several Indiana towns a nurse organized at a hospital. workers demand wage increases as Monon firemen plan a raise. A worker, Reuben Young, was killed by a charging horse. Merman Tenet, a Martinsville student, sustained a brain concussion from football. Eunice Rundel, Martinsville resident, conditions worsen after failed physician efforts.
Washington Siftings notes Thomas Reet named portman at Gulensville Indiana and Congressman Yarker of New Jersey introduces a bill to restore the army contingent. It lists Indiana figures Maj John Newton Wasburl with Lorurs at Artington cemetery, a Lafayette MI gift to a treasury fund, and several clerical and legal appointments across departments including inspectors, auditors, and attorneys with various states represented.
Fragments describe a Bakers shop at 88 Massachusetts Ave offering Beck's bakery goods and a stove dealer at Monument Place Garland. Mentions a Home Made Brand loaf, loaves for 10 cents, and a nurse with Winslow's soothing syrup for teething. Product list includes Monuments, stoves, and talc.
Capt Oberlin M Carter, once jailed for bid fraud linked to Savannah harbor work, left Leavenworth Friday after completing five years. He planned to proceed to Chicago to pursue court action to restore his lost funds and defend his name, expressing a desire to vindicate himself and avoid discussing his case.
A man seen near the Circle on Friday appeared to bob his head while a bystander joked about palsy. A saloon doorway witness claimed the man ducked soot. The Central Hotel in Tower, Minnesota burned, killing Thomas Gheen and two guests. Three others are missing with suspected incendiary origin.
Limited service operates on the Indianapolis and Northern line with a buffet car in Indianapolis. A car arrived at 7 00 a.m. and returned to Tipton, with regular service scheduled. First car enters Indianapolis at 6 25 a.m. and departs at 7 2 p.m. Other cars depart at noon 4 40 p.m and 1 p.m.
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