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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1904
Page
2
A fragmented report details cats fleeing urban areas amid hostility from residents. It notes farm regions as likely havens, with wealthy felines seen as rare exceptions. The piece reads as a satirical column on rural life and animal politics.
Adam Pingel hart, a former German soldier honored for wartime service, died by self-inflicted action after an incident described in a brief telegram from New York dated Qo. 20. The report notes his recognition by the Franc o Prussian war and his ending in an act of self-harm.
One hundred years ago the coronation of a holy figure is noted. seventy five years ago London’s Trafalgar Square. forty years ago detachments sailed for Crimea. thirty years ago Frederick Dent Grant appears in federation notes. twenty years ago chess figures mark a manly game.
A historical ad touts Pyramid Pile Med as a cure for piles. It features a customer testimonial from GH Potts of Burlington Kansas, claiming long-term relief after using the product. The copy promotes a fifty cent package and a free explanatory book from the Pyramid Drug Co of Marshall Michigan.
A large New York delegation and many prominent Democrats sent Tom Taggart off with cheers at the Hoboken ferry, praising his leadership and predicting Democratic gains. Supporters included Belmont and Nicoll, while opponents offered cautious praise and joked about his popularity across the country.
A turnout at a Disciples of Christ gathering features a program with hymns and oratorio, an address on history and doctrine, and a large meeting led by President Francis. Ex mayor Denny delivers the principal address as candidates for various offices listen and compete for votes.
City notices list marriages and names such as Vivian cantor Ty ali Corres Peaster air Leiter Seelam Onilie K Beanety Kensle Hun Figen Re Prenehi and tattle AL Wek, building permits for cottages and dwellings including 2585 Station and Clifton, with names Downey and McCullough and various addresses and values.
A stray horse fell over an embankment near the river, owner and bystanders unable to recover the animal. Local observers and the Riverbank area crowd gathered as efforts failed. The incident occurred amid a regional livestock meeting and national live stock leaders gathering in the area.
Local report describes Liberty Bell Parade in November with Mayor Holteman aiming to honor a notable visitor. The item mentions a proposed celebration rhetoric and a promotional drug insert for a cold remedy by W. Grove.
A fragmented report notes A. Bos, A. Rubison, and E. Barker amid a dispute over rivetind and a gaggle of alleged offenses at New Mbay. The vague account mentions a fight around a balloon stop and references the Grand Council of rea pi ater a Hight of tw wars, with unclear outcomes.
A boy from Stape Church school stole money from benefactors Mr and Mrs Jasph RK Reeves, 203 Ken Wooll Drive, and gave it to the school to fund a Sunday school. He admitted taking funds and claimed the money was for church use. Judge Stuns rejected the boy's defense and set the punishment after Mrs Jeeves testified she sent him upstairs for punishment, and she described the house fire he caused.
The piece notes a national push to establish an eight hour working day for printing trades including job printing blogs books and binders. It mentions Scripps Mare Telegram reporting civic support and union backing as progress toward shorter workdays for printers and related trades.
Fragmentary report outlines a national crime case involving a death sentence and plea for clemency. Names and places are unclear due to OCR errors but references appear to a court proceeding, alleged homicide, and potential death penalty under discussion. The text mentions a person from New York and a defendant facing capital punishment with state action pending.
The article reports a chaotic tale involving Margerie Wries, her father the Mishary Morghia, and a sequence of distractions aboard a liner and on a Bryan's Train. Suspected thieves are described as identified by Ma. Colling of Benailgis. several figures discuss legal actions and charges of petit larceny.
A fire broke out at a theater late Wednesday night, injuring several people as patrons fled. Firefighters battled flames amid thick smoke while authorities investigated the cause.
A JACRIPPS-M' RAE Telegram reports Yaquis killed Americans in Latta Indiana within the last three weeks. One victim identified as J. Martin, superintendent of the Nurranca coal company. Javin Richard, president of Latta Muti Tug and nti company, is noted among those arrived to report.
An item from the Scripps-McRae Telegram reports a man mistakenly killed as a deer by a playmate in Portland. The note recounts the misidentification and ensuing confusion, with details that appear garbled but indicate a prank or accident around a local event.
A special report describes a radical surgical attempt where an arm is amputated to fight cancer. The account notes the operation and its hoped for, yet uncertain, success as doctors pursue a dramatic treatment path.
A fragmentary early 20th century report notes a riot linked to a labor dispute near a city suburb. It mentions workers and a crowd threatening to break into an establishment. Names and places are unclear due to damaged text.
A Texas town endured a destructive fire damaging multiple warehouses and merchandise. The blaze caused losses estimated at several hundred dollars while investigators and local authorities assessed the incident and questioned witnesses.
A fragment describes a proposed transport route through Ohio and Ohio River vicinity claiming 200 miles along a river and close river access for passengers. It promotes fast, smooth service with references to Lewis and Clark positions and inquiries directed to W. TL Conner in Chicago and WwW. Hf wonnor in Cincinnati.
A promotional note touts California’s big redwoods at Calfornia’s attractions. It mentions the Maripara Grove and the Calaveras Grove with ancient, massive trees and suggests tours via the Pacific Coast routes. The item advertises pamphlets from W. H. Connor in Cincinnati Ohio for routes and maps.
A fragmented report from a Wisconsin area paper notes teachers going on strike and mentions a mixed narrative about an auto wedding. The text references Chicago and a mix of individuals, seemingly blending a labor dispute with a sensational life event.
Police investigate a deadly incident at a private residence. Officials say a woman was found dead and a preliminary review suggests foul play. Detectives seek witnesses and review surrounding events for leads. A formal statement from authorities is expected later today.
Interurban timetable fragment for the Indiana Union Traction Company Anderson Muncie division shows trains from Indianapolis to Logansport and limited services. Details reference departure times around 4:00 am to 8:00 pm and station notes at Kentucky and Capitol avenues.
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