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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1903
Page
10
From Gofta Bulgaria Sept 16 the populace is in suppressed mood over reports that about 10 000 Kastoria residents were wiped out by Turks. Macedonian sympathizers call for vengeance on the Porte and expect hostilities if confirmed. Strong public sentiment could override royal caution.
The Iroquois club the leading democratic organization in Los Angeles resolved on Thursday night to support Grover Cleveland who has twice carried the party to victory.
London papers dissect the resignations of Colonial Secretary Chamberlain Chancellor of the Exchequer Ritchie and Lord George Hamilton from the cabinet. The move shocks the government, signals possible further resignations, and risks destabilizing the Balfour ministry amid party splits.
Miss Clara Hawking travels to Cedarville Georgia to visit Ming Harriss Mrs Gep Barbour returns from Connecticut to her home Mr and Mrs Thomas Bard Arnold plan Cincinnati relocation with family Mrs Oscar B Wenderson and Mr and Mrs John K Cockrum spend ten days visiting New York Mrs Perry Holt Clifford’s guest Miss Martha Beeson of Virginia visits Des Moines Iowa for winter Mrs George Dwight Kahie in Washington for Adelaide Fairbanks and Ensign John Wesley Timmons wedding this Saturday
Frigid but sunny weather draws crowds to the Indiana state fair on Friday. Organizers note weather matters little to attendance as people come despite prior bad conditions. Horse shows, racing on the half mile track, and a Sousa concert draw enthusiasm amid cold wind and muddy grounds.
In Malamazoo on September 18 a swarm attacked the Dunkley & Co. canning plant at South Haven. About 10 workers were stung as bees forced shutdowns on Tuesday and Wednesday. Some employees remained unable to work for days. bees likely drawn by syrup used in canning.
Sept 1 at Quinct Illinois Bishop Fowler led a session of the Tjinais M E conference with a key address. The bishop urged ministers to avoid empty Gabble and stressed sanctification as sweet while acknowledging the burden of ministry. He warned against long vacations and emphasized saving souls through guiding children.
Two fishing steamers Beatrice and Swan from Cape Charles Virginia are missing with crews of three aboard each. It is feared their crews are lost as searches continue.
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