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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1906
Page
3
A Washington Post pension section explains eligibility for restoration of pensions after remarriage and divorce, and outlines general and act specific monthly rates. It addresses service-connected cases, wartime discharge, and whether a veteran may pursue higher rates without dependent assistance.
The document outlines conditions under which an enlisted man or appointed officer who served in the Army Navy or Marine Corps during the Civil War era may be considered honorably discharged from all prior service contracts. It specifies minimum service, faithful conduct, and limits on extra bounty or gratuity, subject to a joint resolution dated July 1, 19.
The financial report from the city of Mthitbinsnolis outlines general funds, taxes, waterworks, and liquor revenue for 1905. It lists assessed property value, bond standing, sinking fund balances, and overall expenditures including salaries, health, waterworks, public lighting, and street and bridge work.
A boy staggered into a dry goods store and declared he could not see after smoking many cigarettes. An ambulance took him to a hospital where doctors diagnosed internal inactivity linked to cigarette smoking. He recovered enough to sit up that night and said he would quit.
In Wilkes Barre Pennsylvania a reporter cites a pupil who, after facing a threatened thrashing, dressed in three pairs of stockings rubber boots and tin pants to prepare. The teacher gave a first thrashing which did not deter the boy who boasted of his prep. Three days later she delivered another thrashing stating that the first did not count.
Special to The Kam Bankton Maine April 10. The bill to replace death with life imprisonment for murder when conviction rests on circumstantial evidence was defeated in the House. It had been hoped the act would spare Charles L. Tucker, condemned for the murder of Mabel Pugs.
A distressed woman seeks Holmes help after a thief stole her watch chain and diamond pin on a street. Holmes cuts her off, insisting only relevant facts matter and questions the possibility of a car ride home. The exchange highlights his demand for concise, pertinent information.
A Kingston Surrogate court hears a chaotic case over a small Hurley farm and about $200 to $300 in property tied to the Banks family. The dispute centers on marriages and heirs from Mrs Banks Nos. 1 2 and 3, with bitter opposition from children of the first Mrs. Banks and creditors. A temporary administrator was proposed but rejected as contenders fought for letters of administration.
Fragmentary report notes Mrs Roosevelt and her children traveling after a West Indian tour. Details are unclear due to damaged text but indicate a return from an overseas trip and subsequent movements.
GOTTLIER HUBER states intent to apply to Marion county Board of Commissioners at the May term 1M for license to sell intoxicating liquors in quantities under five gallons at a front room address on Seventeenth street near the L B E and T W railroad in Indianapolis Center Township. Also seeks pool table privileges in the same room. Public notice to citizens and voters of the First Ward Center Township Indiana.
In Washington reports suggest Foraker is pushed to head off Fairbanks as factions within the party seek to shape the Republican race. The debate centers on who can unite moderates and conservatives, with Foraker appearing alongside Sprener and Trex in efforts to prevent a split that could benefit opposition. The outcome hinges on internal votes, public support, and the implications for the president race.
A flood of testimonials extols Peruna for stomach, catarrh, and general health. Citations include Col Arthur L Hamilton and soldiers from the Spanish American War era, noting improved symptoms, strength, and reduced deaths. Advertorial tone highlights no narcotics and claims reliability across diverse households.
A resident of Center township Marion county Indiana announces an application to the Board of County Commissioners at the May term for a license to sell spirituous vinous and other intoxicants in limited quantities with on premises drinking. The business is described as a first floor front room of a two story frame building near Blackford and New York streets in ward 3. Also a pool table is to be claimed in the same premises and ward.
A series of public notices by residents of Marion county Indiana announcing applications to the Board of Commissioners for licenses to sell intoxicating liquors in quantities under five gallons. Each notice specifies the applicant names, wards, townships, and exact business premises including street intersections, building descriptions, and lot numbers in Indianapolis. Names include Valentine Ha, Samuel A. Werhey, Richard Morley,Ernest Chitel, and William Heuser, with premises on Madison Ave Maple McCarty streets and near Michigan, Minerva, and other local streets.
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