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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 05, 1904

Page

3

Peruna praised by pastor's wife and supporters across letters

A pastor's wife Anna B Fleharty, former W C T U head, extols Peruna as a life changing remedy. Letters from Mrs Esther M Miner and Congressman T M Mahon endorse Peruna for female diseases and catarrh. Dr Hartman offers free advice from The Hartman Sanitarium in Columbus Ohio.

Anna B. Fleharty Galenburg Nebraska‘ Wesleyan University Lincoln Neb Sixty-seventh Street Chicago Fieharty Peruna Anna B. Ficharty Hartman America Ife Hether M. Milner DeGraft Ohio Esther M. Miner Thad. M. Mahon Chambersburg Pa T. M. Mahon Dro Viartman Dr. Hartman Hartman Sanitarium Columbus

Judge Henderson Shelters In Court After Negro on Bench

In Cumberland Indiana on April 5 a burly man with Indian features seized the bench declaring himself Judge of the Universe. Six men restrained him after the chair flipped, two fingers bitten, and the scene ended with the intruder being cuffed. The assailant was connected to Rev Draper’s family and believed mentally ill from overtaxing his brain. Also noted Gov Herrick’s aid to a Gates family after an engine accident.

Cumberland Ind Henderson Oman Hodal Thin Draper Wie Wam H. Draper MekKendree Methodist Episcopal Church Taltimore Draper Andrew Draper Maryland Jim Craw Inn Gov. Herrick Columbus John Gates Gates Guld Piero

Akron Bank Closes Doors In Akron City

Ohio bank officials report the Akron Savings Bank, a leading local financial institution, closed its doors Tuesday morning. William Buchtel serves as president and Captain Aaron Wagner as cashier. No statement was issued regarding the closure.

Ohio Bank Akron Akron Savings Bank William Buchtel Aaron Wagner

Extradition bid for British convict in Indiana case

April is set in Indianapolis where Attorney O Hares and FL Winter argued for Thomas Walsh or James Lynche ham, the alleged British convict captured in Ireland and held in Indianapolis. The case has international interest as Great Britain seeks extradition.

Washington Attornever O) Hares FL Winter Indianapolis Supreme Court Thesday Thomas Walsh James Lyncheham Ireland Great Britain

Technical Institute plans remolding arsenal buildings

Olmfield and Raston will present to directors at Thursday afternoon meeting plans to remodel the present arsenal buildings so the institute may open next September. The project requires about £50 expended. Rev Sol C. Dickey, general manager, favors starting the institution with a single year trades course.

Tech Olmfield, Raston Technical Institute Arsenal Sol C. Dickey

Defeated Labor Mayor in Hartford Election

Avon Ignatius A. Sullivan, who won the Democratic nomination two years ago and campaigned as the Inner candidate, was defeated for re election by Republican nominee Judge William F. Henney on Monday by a decided plurality in Hartford Connecticut.

Hartford Conn Avon Ignatius A. Sullivan Inner Wiliam F. Henney

Morse Navy Paymaster Convicted at Philippine Court Martial

Naval court martial in the Philippines presided by Rear Admiral Evans found Paymaster John W. Morse guilty on all charges. He was sentenced to reduction by ten numbers in his grade for violating regulations and neglect of duties.

Morse Washington Evans Philippines John W. Morse

Mayor vetoes huckster license fee ordinance

Mayor Holtzman vetoes the huckster ordinance raising license fees and declares the charges prohibitive. No effort expected to pursue the veto, while other items move forward. The council passes a $5,000 appropriation for the Northwestern Ave bridge over Fall Creek.

Holtzman Thas New Telephone Company Irdianapolie Telephone Company Cras Arinance Northwestern-ave Fall Creck Nasseil

Woman jailed after dispute over railroad dumping fees

Toutsa Kage of Newport, living near the C and I railway tracks, owed 10 for dumping garbage on the tracks. She claimed she sought revenge over drainage into her property and became agitated in police court, accusing officials of conspiring with railway staff. she was jailed for nonpayment of the fine.

Cincinnati Toutsa Kage

Black man wounds Lexington officer in early incident

In Lexington Kentucky on April 5 Policeman Jake Otwan was badly hurt by Henry King a Black man who struck him with a spade Ruth Ott, 12, ran to her father and was struck on the head with the spade but not seriously hurt. The Black assailant escaped.

Lexington Pollceman Jake Ot Wan Henry King Ruth Ott

Butler County Board Rejects Further Infirmary Bills

Butler county commissioners refuse to authorize more bills against the county infirmary over whisky and creamer uses. The decision follows claims of gross extravagance by infirmary directors, signaling a controversy over expenses and governance.

Hamilton Board of Commissioners Butler County

Births Deaths Marriages and Local Notices

A chaotic list of births deaths and marriages with numerous names addresses and ages. It records infant births and multiple family events including marriages from the local area and hospital notes, listing names such as Mann Huddleston Graves Day and many others with ages and residences.

Eightteenth Century Tapestries Sell for $100000 in New York

The purchaser of eight seventeenth century tapestries once in the Barberini palace and later in Blakeslee galleries is John R. McLean of Washington. The price of the sale was stated as $100,000, marking the largest single tapestry sale in America to date. The tapestries depict Aeneas fleeing Troy, and scenes of his love with Queen Dian of Carthage, woven in Rome by Wanters, with Barberini rooms and signatures noted.

New York Barberini Palace Italy Blakeslee Galleries John R. McLean Washington Cincinnati Enquirer Cardinal Barberini Chia Rome Wanters Aeneas Troy Mary Dian Carthage America

Virginia Battleship Virginia Launched at Newport News

The Virginia, a recently authorized battleship member of a five ship class, was launched Tuesday afternoon at Newport News shipyard in the presence of Gov. Montague and other dignitaries. Miss Lillie Montagne christened the vessel with a wine bottle. Total estimated cost approaches six million dollars including hull, machinery, and armament.

Newport News Newport News Shipbuilding Company

Labor riot wounds three at Fortieth Street plant

Taree shot Chicago April 5 reports a labor riot at the Dieret branch of the American can company Fortieth Street and Mewart Avenue. One union worker nicknamed Fritz was shot in the neck, two Greek strike-breakers were wounded and carried into the factory, over two shots fired.

Chicago Dieret American Can Company Fortieth-st Mewart Ave Fritz

Flood danger fades as rivers ease across Indiana

Flood danger eases in Portland and Fort Wayne areas as rivers subside though high waters linger on Tudlana and Sajiamonla. Postives include plans to dredge the Sajiamonla river to curb future floods while crop damage from frosts hits Norfolk and Virginia markets hard, with strawberry losses reported.

Portland Ind Tudlana Chouga Sajiamonla

Mixed train wreck disrupts Somerset on BR and C line

A mixed train on the Baltimore and Ohio Central near Somerset was wrecked with seven people injured. Other notes report various municipal elections, pickpocketing on the interurban line, and a federal appeals court ruling in Cincinnati.

Washington George FE Andersen Dinois Hang-“how China Somerset Rerbin Willy Kaiser Chicago Topeka San Kansas New Youngstown Bharon New Castle New York Tec Trust Tursiay Washington Senate Minnesota Cincinnaty Pederal Court of Ap Peals Iar Hla Minnie River Va-Roth Tree

Dean's Kidney Pills Restore Mr Rusche's Relief

A Indianapolis resident, Joseph Rusche of 497 Duntopst, reports severe kidney pain and back ache from a kidney condition. After little relief from doctors, he used Dean's Kidney Pills, bought at Henry I. Huders drug store, noting improved pain and regulated excretion. For sale by all dealers, 50 cents. Foster-Milirin Co., Hale, N. G., role agents for the United States. Remember the name Dean's.

Joseph Rusche Duntopst A.gevore Dean Henry I. Huder Foster-Millerin Co Hale United States

Clewell Held on Embezzlement Charge in Cleveland Trust Case

St Joseph April 6 George F Clewell secretary treasurer of the Federal trust company of Cleveland was arrested on a $32090 embezzlement charge after detectives traced him by a street pickup from a police alert. Clewell admitted his identity and offered to return to Cleveland stating he owed the trust company about 1500 and claimed no crime beyond overwork exhaustion.

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Workhouse Report On Prisoner Counts For Quarter Ended March

The quarterly report of Cot. . DB, Hnaw. superintendent of the worknous force shows no act prisoners. male, female, white and colored. received data the: ant a total of 69 poisoners in tatien hiring the quarter, Tyr, abet and ase were in leaving 6 prisoners on March. rey shows un prisonene now to the Reep'ia arat opty elgh there dure ng during the quarter one.

Cot Hnaw Act Daria Tatien Tyr Abet Ase

Pioneer Printer Dead and Local Notices Mixed in Obscure Transcript

Pioneer printer WERum Atherton dies at home after long service. near his obituary, a jumble of market prices and livestock listings from Chicago and New York papers are interwoven, including cattle, hogs, sheep, dairy items, and poultry notes, reflecting a crowded page of notices and ads.

Werum Atherton Nebo

City Grain Market Report of Wheat Corn and Hay

Grain prices and lots listed by market with No 2 red wheat at 102 etc. including corn No 2 white and mixed hay bids. Inspections show several rejected wheat cars and totals per car with mixed feeds and clover hay.

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