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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1904
Page
2
An advertisement touts Liquozone as a germ killer and vitalizer, citing millions who accepted the offer and a $100,000 investment in American rights. It lists diseases allegedly treated and asserts internal germ destruction without harming tissue, urging readers to request a free trial bottle via coupon.
An apparent tragedy unfolds as a bull mortally injures a boy named Joseph while the animal charges after a farm event. Authorities report a crowd gathered, the boy was rushed toward a stream, and several shots were fired in response to the danger. Local residents recount a tense scene as the animal charged and the boy died soon after.
A fragmented report notes a bank closure amid a revival event led by a local figure, with attendance by a hosting group and connected religious activity. The troubled period centers on a Sunday service at a venue on Alabama and Thirteenth Streets, with additional nightly sessions planned.
News notes from Scripps-McRae Cablegram report the death of the first Viscount Ridley in London with brief details, naming Sir Matthew White Ridley and other linked figures while noting the public attention in early reports.
A boy falls under a hypnotic spell during a staged entertainment. A performer titled professor fails to lift the charm and leaves the lad in a pitiable state. The boy’s father, Minph Runge, struggles to bring him home and prevent further harm.
A coroner's inquest found that elevator operator Georg Madinger failed to keep the door closed while starting the machine at the Chiples Mayer store in St. Louis. City authorities plan enforcement actions to ensure compliance with safety provisions. Hooter Ten Boy is Sent Home after police report. Robert Hing, 15, son of Fred King of the Chrysales force, was placed on a train to Chicago after his parents requested him not to return. They had wired the police there. The boy had left about two weeks ago to visit the World's Fair.
SCRIPPS M TRUE CABLEGRAM ST PETERSBURG Nov 2 Minister of the Interior Prince Miesky has shut down the Prave dourne that planned to publish an article in its column titled War and the Fatherland. The minister warns the piece would have a pernicious tendency if published publicly.
A Sunday fire at Elvins stud farm near Bloomington cremated 13 horses and damaged rigs, feed, and buildings. Loss estimated at 9000 dollars, with only 1600 dollars insured. Overstreet endorses extending a military prison, arguing funding aids Indianapolis and city interests.
Special to the Busy. Ind Nov. Farmers in Hermets area adopt a plan to lure rural residents to the Saturday event. Prizes go to those bringing the largest loads of temutles to their stations. A Pike county farmer named Jackson arrived with a wagon loaded with stimules and received a prize of clothes.
In a rare bank crime linkage, Adolph Weber stands accused of participating in a heist at a county bank near Spring. Investigators say a bucket with cash was found near the scene, and a warrant was issued as officers searched for Weber amid ongoing probes into multiple tied crimes.
A report from Duluth claims an agent of Roaker T Washington is taking options on lands in Hink Ruck townally. The country is described as fertile and settlers have heard of the proposal with protests noted.
Town brief highlights include a YMCA boys gathering with Rev. Newman addressing attendees and a successful lodge dance at the Seunext de Tarn hall Sunday night. Other items mention political entertainments, a notable injury incident on the Mid Memphis line, and upcoming art exhibits by William Forsyth.
Denver dispatch reports talk of a dual governorship as Republicans seek to seat Peabody while Democrats launch a campaign to sway public sentiment. Governor-elect Adams comments that Republicans will struggle to overcome his alliance with the ruralists as they push to swear in another governor alongside Adams.
An entanglastic temperance meeting was held Sunday at Bradway McEchuveny with speakers Rev Worth AL Tippy Dr J W Hnonse and Felix T McWhirter. Tippy spoke on the Nichole Sayw and noted the six failed legislature and two governor efforts to back a harsher ban on the senor ban de hele interests.
A street car wreck in St Louis injures several with at least one death reported and possible additional fatalities. In Chicago, Capt David Mallikers faces a finary court for alleged pay irregularities and false marriage statements. Attendance at the World’s Fair is noted with uncertain figures.
Fragmented text notes socialist group routines and presidential election talk. Mentions Chicago members and ongoing planning, with unclear dates and scattered phrases.
Merbert M Pheerimati, cousin of Harriman, to enter prime position at central Omaha operations. The article notes a former executive bend of the Marcin cien joining the Readqanerters thatle Ing to lead efforts in local business circles.
Fragmentary OCR text references market activity and corporate planning in Portland with unclear names and dates. The readable bits indicate a market report or telegraph dispatch about plans and leader statements but lack coherent details to identify people, organizations, or outcomes.
A scrambled notice mentions Drakes Company and Chicago addresses, then shifts to Gidamed H. Carnahan being cleared of unfairness charges at a Peek meeting in Tenin ville. A court inquiry was requested, with a commission to investigate about three weeks prior, and references to a Khyeod company and grand drill. Three drownings reported in New Britain with breather incidents at Wahuit Reservoir on Sunday.
A crowded amusement section blends theater blurbs for onstage performers and acts with promotional text for winter tourist tickets from Chicago to Denver Colorado Springs and Pueblo. It also touts California booster material from the Chicago & North Western system, urging readers to request a condensed California guide with hotel and tour details.
Passenger and express car times for Greenfield Line and Indianapolis and Eastern Railway detail departures from Traction Terminal and Kentucky Avenue. Services connect Greenfield Knightstown New Castle Columbus Cincinnati and Ohio points with weekday, Sunday, and holiday schedules, plus Martinsville and Mooresville routing.
The Young Men's Christian Association hosted a large Sunday afternoon gathering at the Grand Opera House with a full program by the YMCA orchestra and choir from several churches. Rev. H D Ketcham delivered the address, and D R Hamlin, prominent Chicago theatrical manager, died suddenly in New York Sunday night.
An extensive promotional appeal claims Dr Shoop's Restorative heals nerves and organs by targeting the nerves rather than the affected organ. It urges readers who have not tried the remedy to request a free dollar bottle, directing them to write for an order and promising nationwide availability.
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