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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1906
Page
6
A letter commends Mr. Fletcher for beating counterfeiters of Castoria and protecting children’s health. The writer notes the high standard of Castoria’s preparation and credits the medicine’s growth to thirty-three years of laboratory work and strict integrity.
Washington based column praising Senator Tillman as an honest man who fought graft and abuse of power in South Carolina. It extols his blunt honesty, strong will, and populist appeal while contrasting him with entrenched interests and noting his willingness to stand against corruption. The piece lauds his character, tenacity, humor, and influence in the Senate.
Prediction by Raphael the Astrologer for Friday April 6 1203 warns of heavy losses in business if caution is not exercised It advises avoiding speculation and keeping money safe and mentions dangers to enterprise.
Attorneys defending Hapgood Moyer and Pittibone of the Western Federation of Miners have procured a writ of error from the chief justice of the state Supreme Court and will appeal to the United States Supreme Court in Washington.
Special to The Fun from Trenton New Jersey reports a tightening of hangings by electrocution after March first. The piece notes clerks brace for a wave of new execution methods as state authorities push novel procedures to carry out death penalties.
The will of Mrs Eugenia S Jordan widow of Sharpsburg has been probated. She left real estate valued at 42500 and personal property of considerable value. She directed that her sable fur collar and muff, her diamond engagement ring, her wedding flag and her diamond earrings be buried with her.
Mrs Lislie Scott of Malden, Massachusetts, had saved for years to buy a small home in Boston suburb. She was robbed at Scollay Square after being jostled by two men on the way to the post office. Detectives are active but no arrests yet. Scott, recovering from illness, had worked nights nursing and selling in her aunt’s shop to raise the funds. She offered a reward and vowed to rebuild her savings through work.
A salon chat reveals the Marcel wave origins and a disgraced inventor who exploited a destitute worker. The story traces how the technique spread, the misdeeds of the originator, and the bitter reminders of cruelty in the pursuit of fashion in a wandering Italian context.
Two elderly sisters, believed to be Stine Clara Fransfort and Elina Fransfort from Tulip, were found dead in an Ei Fightaen thal apartment yesterday. Both over 60, asphyxiated by gas. Dr Carl Theobald said Elina believed her sister had hours to live. Police think Elina willed herself while watching her sister die.
The report shows Charles PL Benedict prosecuting attorney led spending with items such as entertainment cigars carfare and miscellaneous totaling 448.28. Fremont Alford spent 1 for similar items while Vinson Carter spent 38 for the convention. Mendeshall Rod Erix and Nicole s details appear with varied amounts for the county offices.
A Reuters telegram from London dated April 5 reports rebels in Africa have cut off a portion of the British expeditionary force sent to quell them, signaling worsening tensions and strategic setbacks for the British campaign.
Weak Women Made Strong, Sick Women Made Well summarizes Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription. The ad claims thousands of testimonials from patients and physicians, presenting the remedy as a potent tonic and nervine derived from native forest plants and refined glycerine. It promises cures for numerous feminine ailments, offers free consultation by letter, and promotes a large medical adviser book sent for stamps.
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