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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1903
Page
6
Edward Monroe trapped himself at the county jail claiming to see John Albert, a prisoner charged with burglary and larceny. Monroe was admitted but the sheriff clarified he was implicated in the crime and would stay in jail. The sheriff had long sought Monroe and now boasts of the capture.
LaPorte Indiana October report that Mrs Nudleman was severely burned trying to remove an oil stove from a room where her baby played. The blaze damaged carpets and furniture, and doctors fear she may not recover. Several other Indiana items follow: Indictment for murder against A J Baker in Anderson over a fatal two months earlier amid a quarrel over a wife’s attention. In Anderson a saloon brawl leaves Patrick Corbett badly injured with a fractured skull after a dispute over $15 from chuck a luck. Marion reports dwindling mutton demand despite strong county sheep-raising. Moses Fowler case ends with no further litigation announced. In Muncie Anna McPhee visits Charman seeking her ex-h husband now remarried. disturbance leads to minor charges.
Tad Shideler of the M T H 8 squad is badly crippled from a Saturday game at Covington. He and LaHoutte collided during a scrimmage, Shideler’s shoulder dislocated. Several Bouth- Fide players also hurt, Bonn ham out for now likely until Thanksgiving. Captain Saunderson limits heavy work until after the Shortridge game. The team heads to Louisville next Saturday, likely a lighter test. Danville polo players arrive to meet with President Foor and Moran with a Wednesday gathering set at the Imperial. practice plans to be announced. Riverside and Anderson golf teams replayed on Riverside links Tuesday with the same player from the earlier match participating.
Captain Clarke of the Short-Midge eleven faces Central College of Physicians and Surgeons at Washington Park on Wednesday. Medics expected to be heavier, but Echo players have trained steadily. Clarke, coached by Brewer, recently practiced after a Husson tie. The team aims to avoid injuries before Thanksgiving game against the bailermakers. Shortridge and ManUu train separate City League teams, alternating winter games, all at the new rink. Pratt calls for candidates with Fin Nov. 3 practice in the Y M C A gym. only old players Pratt and Gipe return.
Marion musicians planned a festival on May 2 in Indiana amid scarce Thanksgiving turkeys. social notes from Vincennes: an apple pie sold for 8 cents. Reports include divorces in Monroe County, a new steel mill at Greens Castle, and Knights of Columbus in Shelbyville after November 1.
A Monday display at Tomtinson hall showcased a pure food exhibit under the grocers association. The event drew many attendees with tastings and appetizing selections, and organizers announced the exhibit would continue each afternoon with music and more displays.
Brazilian news recounts George Moore attempting to kill himself at his fiancé Lizzie Lehrs grave after she died days before their planned wedding. He drank poison, was found unconscious, and hospitalized with uncertain prospects for recovery.
Washington telegram says the school will likely be stationed at Muskegon or Milwaukee, ending Michigan City's bid to host the training station.
Article praises Notre Dame’s football outlook with captain Salmon guiding a rugged, aggressive squad. It recalls a standout 5 yard bucking effort against Michigan and notes the team’s fast, pure amateurs ready to carry the ball with credit to the college.
The article hails New Brunswick as the premier region for big game in North America citing abundant moose and caribou across the St John waterway area. It notes forests from the Gaspe peninsula to the Bay of Fundy attract hunters and credits improved access after the Canadian Pacific line for easing hardships once common to the pursuit.
Sunlight is described as a powerful disinfectant and healer. The article credits Finsen and arc lamp methods for treating tumors and diseases, cites Dr. Pierce of Buffalo experiments with light and X rays, and promotes outdoor air and sunlight. It also advertises Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery and its digestive, nutritive benefits, with patient testimonials and a call to read The People’s Common Sense Medical Adviser.
Fragmentary note describes hunting areas near Havelock and Petwern Kirke stream with references to moose and river routes. Mentions Rams and ramet reuh el Maat, various local landmarks, and paths via wagon lands toward game centers.
Vague OCR notes show Mapleton winning with mentions of players ALLER Appel McConl and Gakhinden. Strange phrasing suggests a team contest or game recap, highlighting key players and a final win for Mapleton.
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