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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1903
Page
10
The seller emphasizes high quality diamonds, noting nearly all stones are perfect and any imperfections are clearly shown through a magnifying glass. Buyers are assured they see exactly what they get, reflecting a trustworthy and transparent business approach.
At 8 am a collision at Delaware and Washington streets left Mrs Amelia Berger Mrs George Davis and Miss Jennie Holt injured. The Indiana avenue car was knocked into the air as the Irvington car sped westward. Spectators feared fatalities while motormen blamed.
Miss October announces farewell to Weatherman Blythe in a poetic exchange. A dreamy observer praises her sapphire eyes calm face and perfect form, calling her the prettiest girl of the year while noting Miss November’s arrival tomorrow and Miss October’s inevitable return.
L P Sheerin president and Harry B Gates secretary of the New Telephone Company, with ex mayor Bookwalter and other Indianapolis men, spoke to Cincinnati council on telephone franchise ground. They favor the Independent company opposing Bell. They cited Indianapolis with 7725 subscribers and $500000 invested, debt under 29 percent. L Walker and J Schaf of Cincinnati supported growth benefits from Queen Clay Independent franchise. The group planned further appearances next Friday.
A New York report describes daily 208 carloads of fresh fruit and vegetables arriving in proper season. Goods from distant markets arrive in refrigerated cars, remaining crisp and clean in transit, but retailers expose them to dust and germs on dusty streets and stands.
Two youths aged 15 and 16 wearing Halloween masks drove in front of a train at a crossing. The masks blocked vision, but Hilda McGeary, present with them, escaped unharmed with a gasp.
The mayoral race nears its end in New York with final speeches and a mix of charges from both sides. Fears of slippage and a volatile finish emerge as bettors mark MacClellan as a slight favorite.
Indianapolis men suffer injuries after a rear end collision near Springfield Ohio between a passenger engine and a freight train. Five cars derail. victims include David Byers John Maley A H Kissell L W Ireland Varriett Goggs with multiple injuries. Byers and Maley escaped with minor chaos, saved by leaping before impact. Naval academy hazing shakeup rumors surface in Annapolis.
An older ad promotes Dr Miles Nervine to calm nerves and improve sleep, appetite, work, and mood. It features bold claims about better overall health and stresses the product’s supposed ability to calm irritability. The text mentions Boldon puarantes and a European sounding publisher.
A roundup of curious local items from Lincoln Nebraska and nearby Montauk New York. Notes include a farmer Mickey’s rest reason for wheat-field work, a lighthouse wedding in Montauk for Charles Gould and Evelyn Cook, a crow suspected in a mailbox theft case in Spanish Fork, a court ruling awarding Hedlund $800 over whisker injuries, and a hypnotist Brown's failed attempt ending in a crowd eruption and a potential fatal outcome for the subject.
A delegation of ward 6 residents led by Bernard King, a proceryman, will call on the mayor and board to remove the old betthousa from its present site. The effort aims to push the board to take immediate action, citing authority and potential penalties if ignored.
In Anderson Indiana on October 31 Judge McClure appointed Byron McMahan as receiver for the Union window glass company after the firm failed to sign a wage settlement. Workers in the Window Glass Workers' Association plan to quit amid the dispute, marking the first factory stoppage this year. The Independent company operates with Justin A. Faivre as president and general manager.
Stand Up for Indianapolis invites readers to meet enterprising local businesses and view daily bargains in display advertisements featured in THE BUN, highlighting the strong commercial spirit of the city and its shops.
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