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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1903
Page
2
Washington reports massive naturalization frauds estimated at a quarter million over recent years. Government agents, led by D C Van Dusen, detail unscrupulous individuals corrupting the process across the nation. Chicago and Ohio cases show officials enabling mass oaths.
Sioux City Iowa Oct 1 9 Noss a farmer near Pomeroy left hospital after removal of stomach more than three weeks ago He weighed 16 pounds more than three weeks prior and now eats as much as he desires The 69 year old man had cancer obstructing his stomach outlet and was near starvation before the operation Surgeon joined esophagus to intestine forming a new passage and stomachless feeding began soon after healing
Fifteen mariners from the Uruguayan bark Salvatore Talavera were rescued at sea and brought to port aboard the German steamer Verona after the vessel wrecked in heavy hurricanes. The Salvatore had run from India and was waterlogged and dismasted, with the crew clinging to the hull for ten days before sinking.
Birthe Reinhold and Carrie Ott of 1 Kansas at a girl. Archibald and Gertls Wildrich of 207 Mc Cartynat have a boy. William and Lethe Murphy of 04 Chad wick welcome a boy. Thomas and Magste Daily of 001 Church at have a boy. August and Minnie Gane of 123 Union Lawrences have a boy. Smiths and Nelle Mulry of 161 Hoyt age have a boy. Fred and Anna Asperger of 43 Bevilie are have a boy. Wallace and Emma Ray of MS Hen dricks st greet a boy. Frank and Ida Bire of 197 Kennington at announce a girl. Otto and Ida Kafader of 535 Minnescta mt report a boy. William and Iva Duke of 1545 Linden st welcome a boy. Minger and Anna Kennedy of 108 pwitt at have a boy. Deaths include Ben Irvin, 68, 92 W. Washington-at, paralysis of heart. Infant Franklin, 16 W. Buchigan-at, stillborn. Flora Reese, 2 months, 610 Vermont-at, inanition. Marriages: James R. Barnes and Elva Barnes. Louis Bohnalderman and Tillie M. Cine. Hugh A. Drum and Mary Reaume. Building Permits: Rufus Ewing, Helen-at near Michigan, dwelling 400. Mary Jones, 3713 Jackson-at, repairs 0. Trucksone, Hil Orlenne-at, cottage. William Trety, Litla-at between Pleasant and Prospect, dwelling 1,400. Charles Herdrick, ms Mamiilonat, 24-
Mrs A Morgan of 1208 Calhoun Street reports excruciating back and hip pain preventing bending or sleeping. Her husband bought Doan's Kidney Pills at Henry J Hudars drug store and she received marked relief after trying many remedies. Sold by all dealers Price 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agent. Remember the name Doan's.
At a Western Union directors meeting on Wednesday President Clowry is expected to be ousted and replaced by Vice-president Clark who has long worked with George Gould and enjoys his confidence. Expect shakeups in subordinate departments.
AnswaIer Wis Oct 13. Bernard Schultz aged 10? and his wife Anna Schultz died by their own hand with illuminating gas in their parlor Monday afternoon. They sat side by side with hands clasped. He was ten years old and she six years his senior. They are survived by six children.
A father delivers his son to the sheriff with the request for hanging and a $150 reward is offered. The notice references last of Jewish holidays and a Tuesday post‑holiday observance. Items include local ads for remedies and goods.
Travel specials listed include Pennsylvania Lines trips to Dayton Cincinnati and Detroit with return limits in October. Fares range from 1.00 to 4.30, departing Indianapolis or surrounding cities, with special fast trains and limited return dates. Also notices of a Georgia governor request and promotions for local shops and rail line promotions.
Parkersburg West Virginia October 13 The Greenbrier presbytery one of the strongest in the south at Lewisburg Va adopted a resolution condemning ministerial peers for departing from time honored dress by wearing bob tailed coats It warned brethren against conformity to the fashions of the present day pointing to the coats worn by H Birtenger W J Price and M J Lacy among others as examples with no personal allusion intended.
Earnest mothers of the Young Men's Christian Association will meet Friday at 8:80 in the third floor M C A building to arrange for a social for the M C A Juniors around November 2. Work for Juniors paused in summer due to repairs, and mothers connected to the Junior department are urged to attend.
A 14 year old boy named Harry Sloan was caught at the Morris Johnson Excellstor manufacturing plant on 70 W Washington St Monday night while trying to break into the safe. He was found with a jimmy, hammer, S cal revolver and two knives. Bleydlemen Lowe and Hagserty arrested him for housebreaking.
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