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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1903
Page
8
The body of Count Peels, former Italian consul at Porta, was recovered from the Seine on Tuesday morning. He had exhausted his funds and, in a final act of remorse, took his own life. The時 event leaves authorities seeking details of the count's later days.
In Colorado Springs California judge reports the jury has ruled Donovan wins 18 percent of an $1000000 salt compromise tied to breaking his father's will. Stratton's lawyers sue for 450000 for services, witnesses claim amounts, and Donovan countersuits seek 1900.
Adrian Michigan report details Gel Harry Slater, an Coshecinn optician, who opened fire on the street before deputies arrested him. He refused transfer, headbutting walls in jail, causing brain concussion with doubtful recovery prospects.
The Indianapolis board of trade will erect a new building on the present site at an estimated cost of 165000. A move of the tower to St Louis is rumored as a syndicate considers buying the Eiffel Tower for the St Louis exposition.
Friends in Philadelphia mark the century birth anniversary of John Frederici born 1803 in Widersheim Hanover Germany who came to America in 1842 to join Schomacker piano company. He has worked there 60 years, remains in good health, never used glasses, and is a widower with assets including several Philadelphia houses. The Schumaker plant closed half a day for the celebration and H W Gray, company president, presented a gold medal.
Havana reports Cuba seeks U.S. backing from President Roosevelt as Palma aides warn the army must be paid to avert a crisis. Senor Yern travels to Washington as special representative to press for moral support and a new loan to fund payments amid growing discontent.
New York stock market焦 awaits the United States Steel Corp directors quarterly dividend decision. Bets circulated on whether the common stock dividend would rise or stay at 1 percent. Traders reported orders and prices for Steel common shares and discount trading ahead of the board meeting Tuesday afternoon, with no official statement until after 2 pm.
Former Alabama Supreme Court associate Justice Bays Somerville argues in the North American Review that President Roosevelt’s defense of the negro reopened southern racial wounds. He cites Crum’s appointment as collector at Charleston and recent Mississippi primary excitement as proof of renewed prejudice and political tension.
The text cites opposition to negro education, describing it as a deeper barbarism for Mississippi blacks and a greater danger for Mississippi whites, echoing a New York Sun critique of overzealous supporters as their own worst enemies.
A con artist posing as a graft or faker travels Osborne and adjacent counties. He attends church to rob attendees, pinning his name and kin’s address inside his coat to claim sympathy, then fleeces the congregation for funds to return home. He repeats in each town.
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