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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1904
Page
2
Westside suburb reels after a bridge collapse over the White River. Police and rescuers searched the riverbank as survivor stories emerged. The incident disrupted transport between districts, with residents recalling earlier warnings. Local casualty reports and a widowed father’s struggle dominated conversations as officials investigated. Community leaders pledged aid for affected families and vowed to rebuild swiftly.
A Buffalo physician touts charcoal lozenges as a safe, therapeutic aid. They allegedly absorb gases, purify the mouth and throat, improve complexion, whiten teeth, freshen breath, and aid digestion. Sold cheaply in stores, claimed to benefit general health with regular use.
A box reveal astonished Mra Laura Goeller of Lafayette revealing a five thousand dilate gold gift tied to a nine year hold in trust after her mother's death. The same period she faced arrest on a cruel whipping charge related to her foster children, a developing local mystery.
An Indiana man claims a federal judge insulted him during deliberations at Hagustit Mexico and seeks dismissal of the judge and fifty dollars in indemnity. A Woman's Council meeting is planned at Fredy church to discuss peace initiatives and the coming Busta event next week.
The article reviews recent vaudeville and opera items at the Empire London Bolten venue. It notes a forbidden sand act and a dramatic show with elaborate costumes, presented Friday to a large, attentive Chicago audience. A key star is highlighted for a strong performance, with a repeat engagement planned for Saturday night.
A fragmented reminiscence recalls famed bandmaster Charles Won San and his associates, noting a Sabbatine health issue and a long career with prominent groups. The passage touches on a 18th century lineage, a historic march, and the late Bent Lan Godfrey’s role as conductor, with references to scholarly titles and ceremonial honors.
The article reports Colonel Jewett stepping down from a Columbia post amid controversy over party alignment. It notes his removal request by directors and ongoing debate about his political stance and resignation.
Senator Albert J. Beveridge received a lever from Gay Gobeil of New York asking him to open the Republican campaign in Buffalo on October 8. He declined due to his Indiana schedule, saying he has turned down invitations to participate in national events and will confine himself to Indiana.
Seventieth Indiana regimental election elected officers for the next season. Heostfont titled Col. Samuel Merrill as commander with W L Barr as treasurer and RB W Taine as clerk. The next reunion will be in Shelbyville on a date set by the PepidlN CHIME. Fifteen members died during the poor year, and an executive committee was named including E aennert Elfich Vanaredoll Fo Huron GW Grubbs W HL Rhunk and JK Newton. Rev A J Ward was selected as orator for next year. Det Lowe and Lancaster arrested Adrian Haywent on forgery charges for checks drawn on Indiana National Bank in Peterson Ros Martindgle area. Case continued until Oct 6.
Police report hall records but claim no supervision over venues as Manager Jose defends Germania Hall's character. Reported tensions center on age and propriety at dances, with authorities planning inquiry into attendees while noting alternate venues and warnings to keep underage individuals away from public dances.
Testimony in a case brought by W L Taylor and others for a permanent restraining order against Northwestern Ave street works was heard by Judge Carter. Hearing postponed to October 5. Residents protest assessment as biased and allege a monopoly by a company.
Fred A. Sims of the Republican state committee received a request from York Pennsylvania Republicans seeking if the male committee members will arrange pictures of Roosevelt and party leaders. The letter notes demand in Pennsylvania exceeds supply and that national committee efforts are hindered by a shortage of lithographs. Sims replied the demand for this candidate remains high but will be released as needed.
Advertises one way second class tickets from Chicago to San Francisco and Pacific coast points via Chicago Union Pacific North-Western line with low through rates to Utah Montana Wyoming Idaho. Dairy and Pullman Tourist Sleeping Cars at $7. Full particulars through M. M. Theese, general agent, 4% Vine St, Cincinnati, O.
California issued a profusely illustrated folder featuring a colored map of the state, a list of hotels with capacity and rates, and pictures of resources and attractions. Send four cents for a copy, with daily round trip from September 16 to October 16. FAO Chicago coast rates from all points to Cincinnati agent N. M. Breeze.
From Chicago via the Chicago Union Pacific North Western Line daily until October 1 inclusive. Low round rates to San Francisco Los Angeles Portland Tacoma Seattle 32.00 Boise City 31.50 Spokane Walla Walla 30.50 Ogden Salt Lake City Butte 30.00. Personal excursions from Chicago in Pullman Tourist Sleeping cars only 7.00 double berth. Through to the Pacific Coast with choice of routs. Dining cars meals a la carte. For full details apply to N M Nreeze General Agent 45 Wind St Cincinnati Ohio.
A long column of personal visits lists residents and guests across Indiana towns. Names include Cavap Jotneonie, Miss Gitte Stal, Harvey Smith, Pam Martin, Mr Pronk Taster, Mr and Mrs. Dennis Thomas, Miss Jean Warburgy, and many others visiting relatives, friends, or hosting events in towns like Carthage Whe Wash Nobless tile and Marion. The piece also contains a Sheriff’s sale notice unrelated to social chatter, with details on property in Marion County and court actions.
Phanuft.-ae seeks discharge of Patrolmen Frank Rolen and Henry Crist after a dispute while the foreman was returning home at 42 XN. Pennsylvania-st. He claims officers accosted him and detained him at a local precinct. The complaint alleges rough handling and failure to identify him, with Patrolman Chet allegedly aiding under Laur's influence.
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