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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1905
Page
3
A judge’s wife describes years of bulous nose and kidney trouble, frequent pain, cold-related backache and headaches. She credits Peruna with a full recovery after twelve bottles, calling herself a healthy woman.
Mrs Minnie E McAllister of Minneapolis writes that years of back pain and right side discomfort interfered with duties but improved after taking Peruna. She followed a seven week course and says she is completely cured and grateful, praising the remedy for pelvic and abdominal catarrh symptoms. The ad frames pelvic catarrh as treated by Peruna with testimonials.
Telegrams from the Sun dateline Lockhart Texas April reports M Nix a politician and lawyer dies of apoplexy after nervous collapse. A trial for killing RF W Matone and Capt J L Yeasy at Luling set for Monday. Dockets list two 50 000 guns fired by widows in the case. Also mentions McLean the first American bullfighter in Mexico. In Bloomington Indiana train kills sleeping man William Stableton while asleep on tracks near Chatsworth.
A fire alarm at the Lake Geneva opera house interrupted a temperance mass meeting aimed at discussing liquor. Rev. Larson helped calm the crowd at the doorway but attendees returned inside to continue speeches after the alarm signaling a possible arson scare. Local report cites the fire alarm as a precaution rather than danger.
Special report from New Brunswick New Jersey details Frank Cordoys former South River Methodist pastor being sent to prison for four years after eloping twice with church choir singer Julia Bawne. A crowd followed him to the station but did not demonstrate. Cordova appeals to the state supreme court. In Washington, Andrew A. Lipscomb faces a grand jury indictment for alleged embezzlement of 1401 from a federal benefaction. Chadwick bankruptcy case delayed as papers fail to arrive. hearing reset to next Thursday before Referee Remington.
The new canal commission started work promptly after announcements of appointments. An executive committee of Shonts, Mo on and Walkie was formed while transfer headquarters were arranged. Chief Hagimer Wallace will oversee the zone oversight with Judge Migeon remaining engaged, and Bhonts will handle accounts. Members will mainly attend meetings to ratify actions and sign reports.
Monday evening workers found a partly turned fuse under the Hercules Magazine building indicating an attempt to blow up the lava. The incident involved J. Pauwkner and ALP Lee and was reported from Marion Indian April 4.
City law bans digging pumping or removing sand from the White River bed within 300 feet of any bridge pier abutment or piling. Draymen and houser movers must report to the chief of gultee the names of families moved the house moved from and the new location.
Republicans debate city clerk selection with South Side pressure to choose a non Northside candidate. Name candidates Ed Belmer James McNulty Harry New and Captain Harry New discussed as possible head of city ticket while Charles A Bookwalter’s influence wanes.
A violent earthquake in Lahore caused heavy loss of life and extensive damage to public and private buildings. The town hall, cathedral, and Jung Masjid suffered severe damage, with other major structures cracked and many native houses collapsed.
In Anderson Indiana on April 4 Minn Lica Scott says she will not prosecute Shirley Doyle who attempted to murder her two weeks ago. Prosecutor states Doyle will be tried and Miss Scott will appear as a prosecuting witness.
Coroner Marty Tutewuer investigated the death of WH. fain Nichols aged 60 found dead at his home on Denyborn Street. Authorities believe the death may be due to natural causes.
George Der leth was excused from jury in the case of Joseph Moore after admitting prejudice against automobiles. The death of Minerva Hawley, wife of Rev. RB Hawley of Cambridge City, is linked to the Indianapolis Light Artillery parade crash on September 2. Prosecutors include Charles Benedict and Henry Spann. defense by Martin Huge and others.
Attorney F J Wing of Cleveland sought a stay of execution for Casale Chadwick in the U S court of appeals on Tuesday. District Attorney Sullivan was present to oppose the motion.
In Anderson Indiana on April 4 a four weeks old child of August Hinton died Monday night without medical attention. The parents, Hinton and Kinowite, are Christian scientists. Coroner truebiood entered them prosecuted.
INDIANAPOLIS April 3 1913 Edna Walls obtained a warrant Tuesday for the arrest of her husband William Wells Walls alleging he stole a shirtwaist valued at $3 from her. Detailing the case she asserts the theft occurred at their home and seeks legal action to recover the garment.
Ulver Sivans, a man from Marion, drank carbolic acid after failing to stop drinking. He was found Monday night and is in doubtful condition about recovery.
Special to The 310N Marion Indiana reports Mrs J T Lytie suffered fatal injuries when her clothing ignited during a Tuesday morning attempt to extinguish a fire in her residence. Fire crews fought the blaze but she died on site.
Ind Apr Daniel Spray a 48 year old farmer has vanished from his home in Redford after a quarrel with his family. Neighbors say he left saying he would never return and authorities are investigating the unusual case.
Indianapolis market reports lower butter and cheese prices with steady poultry demand and mixed farm goods. Pittsburg livestock prices show light cattle supplies, primes around 5.50 to 5.70, hogs steady, with varying prices for sheep, lambs, and mixed categories across the Cripps- M'Rae sale association.
The Equitable Life Assurance case heats as James H Hyde reportedly threatens to wind up the company by requiring a receiver. A state insurance department inquiry under Isaac Vandérpoel begins, probing management finances while stockholders face potential transfers and large surplus distribution questions.
STODGES ARE DULL ECHIPPS M'RAE PRESS ABORULLATION reports a quiet morning with few buyers and little inside support. Stocks slide on light selling though some issues like Atlantic Count Line and B&N rise modestly. Tennessee Coal and Iron edges up on merger speculation as traders seek value amid a thin bid. St. Louis livestock desk notes cattle receipts around two thousand with beef steers averaging 5.15 and hogs steady to strong, while sheep receipts of about two hundred show steady demand.
City Births list numerous couples with addresses and newborns including Reed, Heydb, Moorman, Coy, Otto, Bamburger, De Coursey, Strub, Adams, Gunn, Lewis, Gehring, Frost, Munson, Gardner, Shirrey, Holman, Taylor, and others. Deaths note Nellie Duran, E Webster, several named individuals with ages and causes like cancer, apoplexy, pneumonia, tuberculosis, and senility. Building permits and activity in various districts accompany these civil notices.
April 4 Indianapolis hog market shows strong, active inquiry with hogs trading 5 cents higher than Monday. Cattle and sheep sections mixed with steady demand for good feeding stock, while less desirable cattle and some sheep categories remain soft. grain and hay quotes listed for nearby futures and deliveries.
Scripps Irae Press Association reports New York Providence market items dated April 4 with prices for meat dairy and poultry. Butter creamery and imitation products listed. eggs near by with regional pricing. cattle butchers and hog receipts noted. sheep and lamb values shown. mixed ranges for packers and market classes.
Chicago April 4 market summary for cattle hogs and sheep shows mixed prices across categories. Includes estimates for prime and feeder cattle, cows and heifers, weaners, and various weights, with regional references and general market readiness.
In Montana, Democratic candidates achieved key wins across cities. Myri-Municipad district favored the Democrats with a strong showing, while Anaconda elected a Democratic mayor and treasurer. Great Falls and Lelong saw several aldermen aligned with Democratic candidates.
A North district report states a man left home Tuesday morning claiming his son and two others vanished Monday. The father fears they are with Winnie Averil and Lee Wickard from Wham, possibly headed to Chicago. Authorities are investigating as a clash of notable Northern families is referenced.
Anna Valentine, convicted of murdering Rosie Salta, was re sentenced on Tuesday to execution by Mey. The case returned to the docket with press coverage highlighting the resentencing and death penalty outcome.
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