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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1903
Page
3
A report from the American Teachers Association outlines nationwide praise for Fevcoors, highlighting its reception across schools and districts. The piece notes broad support from educators and mentions organized demonstrations of Fevcoors benefits in classrooms nationwide.
W B Powell, long-time Washington superintendent, endorses Peruna after a friend’s recommendation. Letters from Indianapolis businessman John Wo Meng and educator Elizabeth Brown praise Peruna’s health benefits, citing relief from indigestion, catarrh, and overall vitality after use.
In Kas Oct 2 a misty report describes Texans and colored troops in a camp near the Pearl area. Cavalry operations involve Negro units and a camp rivalry as divisions respond to orders and reconnaissance. The scene references headquarters, fatigue, and a tense atmosphere with volunteers and officers observing maneuvers.
A garbled police or court notice describes a man deceased for a year sought as a witness and mentions a girl fixating on a man named Dickey. It references a federal grand jury, subpoenas, and a confusion of names, places, and events with vague details about a trial, a church, and a mining strike in Dayton, Dayton Tenn.
Willam B. Tidgtes urged bankers in San Francisco to continue prudent currency policy. He cited improved money flow since 1880, with more gold and credits in circulation, urging firm conservatism and gradual reforms to maintain stability amid growing prosperity.
A horse on Maasachusstte avenue near Ohio street slipped on banana peel and appeared dead after pulling a half loaded wagon near Taggart's bakery. A crowd gathered as workers removed harness, then the horse suddenly jumped up and gave a loud horse laugh, provoking comments about fool tricks.
Davis of the war department released Thursday a report from the attorney general in the Lyon glove contract case. It finds that Representative Lavine N. Liginer of New York acted as an intended partner to the contract and that the government cannot recover any money paid to Lyon. It also states Littaver is protected by statutes of limitation.
Dowie faced taunts from students and reporters in a packed Madison Square Garden crowd. He stayed calm, refused to engage, while scattered melee injuries were reported and mentions of retrials and legal actions surfaced in Cincinnati and New York dispatches.
The Pittsburg National Bank of Allegheny linked to Federal National Bank suspended. Officers of First National Bank, President John Thompson, Vice President R J Stubey Jr, cashier B E Kramer, and comptroller Kane, with National Bank examiner Vaughan named receiver. Reported resources show loans 1,241,290.10 and various assets totaling 1,735,476.19 with liabilities including capital 350,000 and deposits around 1,001,815.60.
In Vonnervilville Indiana a feud over love and jealousy led to a shooting. Two victims were wounded and one likely to die as Frank Eby faced repeated charges and motions to dismiss while Mika Mutheeren and her brother pursue damages. Eby allegedly sought interviews with the principal witness as tensions escalated and he was held on bond.
In Atlanta Hearst supporters plan a series of events tied to the Interstate Fair Association. Hearst will be the guest of honor for an Atlanta day with barbering and editor gatherings. A final evening program at Capra Hotel is set to feature leading Atlanta dailies and a New Yorker supporter group.
A garbled OCR fragment hints at a postmaster issue and registry concerns. Names like Landvoight and a Franklin, Tennessee agency appear amid disrupted text, suggesting an investigation division involvement and a generically described registry process.
Fragmentary minneapolis report shows confusion over a financial case. No receiver appointed as the firm undergoes restructuring tied to Amalgamated Copper and related interests. Names and exact dates are garbled but indicate a corporate dispute affecting payments and ownership.
A fragmented ad like notice mentions savings, payments, and profits with references to people and places but lacks clear details or a coherent narrative.
Market reports from Indianapolis East Buffalo Chicago and New York show active cattle hog and sheep trading with prices for various classes. Cattle steady to higher, best heavy calves and feeding steers firm. hogs and sheep receipts sizable with brisk demand and mixed grades, prices quoted for prime bulls heifers and cows.
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