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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1902
Page
2
The piece records a heated discussion on meat versus vegetarian diets. It cites Dr Julius Remmnson praising meat's nutritional density and endorses Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets for digestion. It also notes a political scene with Senator Beveridge alighting a train and public reception at a station.
The rally for Senator Hanna in Tomlinson Hall drew a large crowd as Fairbanks and Beveridge spoke. Hanna, visibly fatigued, collapsed from exhaustion after a lengthy address and later received a small reception at Union Station before departing.
Residents of Cleveland Park in Washington report a mystery escape of a wolf from the zoo and the disappearance of Admiral Dewey's dog. Reported attacks affect two children and Mr Bowles. some suspect the wolf others the dog. Admiral Dewey offers to send the victims to the Pasteur Institute in Baltimore for treatment. no hydrophobia symptoms observed so far.
The Morgan firm J P Morgan & Co reports profits of 42 million 1902 from major consolidations. Morgan sits as director or officer in entities totaling over 4.8 billion in capitalization. His top gain, around 20 million, came from promoting the United States Steel Corporation.
In San Francisco on October 24 a near fire in a coal bunker aboard the battleship Oregon caused the compartment to overheat and trigger an alarm. The bunker was flooded and danger controlled with other bunkers remaining normal. departure is postponed to next Tuesday.
Centralia Illinois October 24 Mayor Robert R Rohl indicted by Marion county grand jury for malfeasance in office for allowing saloons and gambling joints to operate with knowledge and consent. He is described as the local representative of a brewery and was elected as a Republican opposing a reform candidate.
Births reported for multiple couples across streets with a mix of girls and boys. Deaths include William S. Rice and Charles E. Anderson with listed causes, ages, and addresses. others cover different conditions and ages. The item compiles several family notices in a single column.
James Falley 808 Virginia Ave repairs 100 pounds. Fred L Mayer 100 N Delaware St repairs 100 dollars. Louisa Sohn 330 Sanders St kitchen 2400 dollars. Joseph Barker Ketcham near Michigan St cottage 650 dollars. Duncan 97 Camp St shed 15 dollars. Marcellus Troyman 181 Corneltave repairs 600 dollars. Boutleier 63 E Pratt St ART 3100. Page 2006 28 E Twelfth St saddle frame dwelling 1500 dollars. Webb Co 212 Highland Place remodeling 1000 dollars. Ruckelshaus corner Sturm and Walcott Ave remodeling.
Ramon Reyes Lala arrives in San Francisco from Manila urging swift congressional action in the Philippines. He calls for a gold standard or current dollar guarantee, notes silver-driven instability, proposes admitting Chinese workers to aid development, and urges Manila to become a free port under American protection.
The Great council of Indiana’s Degree of Pocahontas has adjourned after electing officers including Great Pocahontas Olive Carpenter of South Bend and Great Minnehaha Kate Calahan of Bedford. Also named were Great prophetess Clara M. Saltzgaber of Lafayette and treasurers Rosella J. Brady of Warsaw and Emma R. Davis of Webash. Trustees include Cc. L. Ross Anderson Lafayette Carpenter Lafayette and A. Reinhold of Terre Haute.
A physician cites two reasons for the prevalence of treatments for piles and endorses Pyramid Pile Cure as a rapid, permanent remedy. He notes it contains no opium or cocaine and claims immediate relief and lasting cure for all forms, with 50 cent and one dollar price options via druggists or mail from Pyramid Drug Co. Marshall, Michigan.
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