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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1903
Page
8
Belmont Newport dispatch reports Peter F. Cellier at a Belmont dinner stated he would like to see Oliver T. D. P. Belmont secure the Democratic nomination. He argued Belmont would draw substantial votes as a man of the people.
In Los Angeles on September 19 T Cal Griffith a millionaire was arrested charged with shooting his wife with intent to kill. He claims the injury was accidental as she fired at him while standing by. She seeks charges of insanity against him.
Pope Pius urges Catholic powers to unite, craft a plan to halt the massing in Macedonia. He has sent a message to the Austrian emperor proposing a board of arbitrators from the powers to resolve the dispute and avert wider European turmoil.
Cincinnati Sept 7—Bishop C Ur Fowler presiding officer of the Methodist conference in session here warns that Turkey’s troubles threaten early Christian missions in the region. He predicts a future war between the United States and Russia, centered on naval power, with Russia dominating Asia and India while England, Italy, France, and Germany confront a rising Russia.
Jeffersonville Ind Sept 7 assessment of Court avenue property shows no clear owner for a valuable lot once tied to a proposed school site. Reports say the land may have been turned over to school authorities years ago. The piece remains unclaimed as city planners push the street project forward.
In Nightstown two women Susie of Kanlelis Town and May Spivey of Rushville sat beside Ramsey’s bier after his death by accidental electrocution near the country home two miles northeast of Nightstown. Ramsey, loved by both, was to marry Miss Susie, who recalled a childhood romance. The funeral drew large crowds from Knightstown and surrounding counties. a mile long funeral procession, services led by Rev. A D Shaw, and Red Men honors at the cemetery accompanied the solemn scene as Ramsey’s mother remained collapsed from grief and was cared for by nurses and physicians.
Roscoe Coombs of 1656 Arrow ave was tangled in a live wire while trying to lasso a chicken at a grocery yard where he works. Two men freed him after he caught the energized line and he remained in a nervous state for hours after the incident.
In Memphis at 3 am Sunday a negro intruder broke into Nellie Strangh's home at 205 Pennsylvania. The infant's crying frightened the assailant, who choked Mrs Straugh but fled after the baby's cry alerted help and the rear door was used to escape. The Sun invites six word notes to its office for help.
Peter F. Falz of the Danbury Hat Company discusses fall hat trends. He notes the popular modern styles feature moderate crowns and brim widths with distinct shapes but warns designers aim to satisfy public taste rather than follow extremes.
Mrs Emma Prestab of the Volrstesrs of America led a large ladies gathering Sunday night at Rayst and Arboreaye tent. Rev Gib Hen ninger of Trinity M E church conducted revival services as Mrs Trestan and Mrs Mary Uobb spoke on their work in St 1 towns drawing many young people to hear about overcoming sin.
A Muskogee dispatch reports a wartime incident with casualties and injuries. An elderly farmer Andrew Frey, 84, is found dead after a trampling event near his farm following a troubled ride to the castle area.
Dozen rioters were convicted Saturday in Danville Wh. September. The list includes William Revwine Horace Murphy Isaac Newlynstad Thomas Bel John Inom John Walton John Robertson Adam Merry Clement Moleker Menedsee and Bessie Arm airong. They received indeterminate sentences with others awaiting October term trials. Edward Hart fled his $500 ball bond. Devore is still hospital bound. Ben Gavan was before the state.
An advertisement claims rheumatism can be cured without medicine using Magic Foot Drafts. It touts global fame, promises free trials on approval, urges sending name and money if not satisfied, and provides a Jackson Michigan address for responses.
Fragmentary notes describe an insanity adjudication involving Francis W. Benge and a date in late Hoy. It states he was examined by a secretary and admitted to an insane asylum within a few days. The legibility and context are limited, but the record confirms an official insanity finding and placement.
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