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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1905
Page
3
Milwaukee reader E Von Stienau reports years of female trouble, indigestion, and heart issues improved after six bottles of Peruna. He cites relief from backache and headaches and declares the medicine rational and permanent in restoring vitality and nervous health.
The United States Court of Appeals released Cassie Chadwick on bail of 5000 after four days of deliberation. Her attorney F J Wieg of Cleveland stated the bail would be posted in Cleveland District Court and applies only to the case of conviction, not other matters against her.
In juvenile court Judge Stubbs urged order as Mrs Mulryan explained her son Tom Mulryan played tri ant. The court ordered the boy to receive training while parents were warned of responsibility for the youth.
A disrupted report notes a conference with Whichers and net nadopal Wademetera among attendees. Officials plan a sufficent meeting led by President Soho Miteneit with a tentative counter event in Pittsburg on Thursday and a return to Indianapolis after the session.
Otway Harker of Shows, Wie pen cus todian of the statehouse, and Cot. W. OW. Huffmann of Anerson took office Saturday morning. Mr Baker started his administration by treating all offices to a supply of homemade magl sugar taffy.
April 15. Gen Jacob G Coxey, who years ago led a march on Washington, has been declared bankrupt in federal court. His liabilities were not fully listed in the fragment.
Judge Leathers presides over a case involving missing American Produce shipping books. The Central Trust Company believes John B. Sullivan, former president, stored dozen boxes bearing company names to his own. Sullivan denies ownership, while Dr J Pennell Me claims possession and potential destruction. Attorneys clash over the limited evidence.
President Theodore Roosevelt showed interest in a five acre tract near White River Wisconsin sold to Capital City Brewing by Voivod Trust. The land, adjacent to unimproved parcels, was linked to Toonovett and the Treging company. The September sale drew hundreds, with John J. Getaen and Harold Krauss among speakers at the cornerstone ceremony.
The Cleary bill to tax bachelors was favorably reported to the assembly Friday by committees. Men eligible for marriage who dodge matrimony would pay the state a yearly tax as proposed.
James A Bailey of Barnum and other circuses declares no more air arous parades in major cities. Instead he will stage free two round exhibitions daily before doors open for each performance. He says rail traffic limits and the effort to assemble the enormous apparatus make parades nearly impossible.
Henry Hath 1d 1, the sum of Wire HL. Hobie a cent Ceuite agent living at Mabamart impressed many. Hamly with his enterprist Saturday. The Hons Way lives directly across from the governor residence after May 1. The hay ran a paper route and believed in Tiles before pleasure. He carries papers reads them, and Me Tonay. Gov Hany would noon by His Nehzhhar ql Would probably want 3 papers delivered to him Saturday the Hoble boy called at Werner and explained 10K me sion la Serrotars Gemmer. Struck by the boy enterprise Mr Gemmer gave his preedene over the other callers. Ie twa me vd bi ae aninnade ta state, tus brednesa fund ot tok bats sverd from the governor G Hobsarribe fur Me the paper. Yoon Hobbie to a seventh year student at the Sheritage high sedan.
Gov Hanly will issue a general proclamation Saturday announcing all laws passed by the last general assembly will take effect. He will act upon receipt of information from the secretary of state as the edict is distributed to county clerks. Secretary Storms reports most clerks have received the bound volumes except those of Hamilton and Marion counties.
Miss Mary Josephine Wright, renowned pianist, returns from Europe after training with Leschetizky. She will perform next Tuesday night at the Propylaeum in Indianapolis, with soprano Anita Muldan of Louisville, Ky, in support.
A circuit court case before Judge Henry Clay Allen considers striking a clause from the will of Inte Kiiza Mauer. The clause prohibits the four children from selling or mortgaging the inherited Rupert property. The heirs seek removal of that restriction to allow normal disposition of the estate valued around 1,500.
The young woman detained after a shoplifting arrest is named as Mia Claude Rivatek, wife of a Latin teacher, living in Werfeld. Her family believes she may have a mental strain and the case, heard by Detectives Harry and Splan, is set for Friday with potential release plans discussed among relatives and associates.
Phyl Gilgour sues Mic Indianapolis Traction and Terminal Company for 15000 dollars alleging personal injuries after a Central avenue streetcar suddenly started while she attempted to alight, leaving her a hopeless cripple.
A string of small town notes reports political, legal, and social items. Senator Hemenway was summoned to Washington. Harry Miller faces extradition from California. delegates to a Rockport convention were instructed for G. A. Curmingham. Miss Nannie Nading is jailed over an accusation of whipping a pupil. Other items cover a reformatory transfer, a death's door case, a Sunday School association meeting, a serious train accident, a congressman addressing graduates, a missing real estate man, a guilty verdict for assault with intent to murder, a dynamite accident injuring a youth, a mission meeting, and a special election in Franklin over a bond issue.
ACT SING AND DANCE The second performance of Goody Twar Lives at Engiisi's for the venue of the Mower Adiston society draws Friday crowd larger than the first. The show will be repeated Saturday with strong advance sales. Mignon McGibney plays Goody Two Shoes. Donald Jameson and Thomas A. Hendricks deliver strong support as Tommy Yucker and Robin Goodfellow. The youngest performer in the cast delivers a charming bit with the bubbles and audience.
A man named Shumm was arrested and jailed Friday night after a disturbance at an unnamed location. Bail was set at 420 and he was released pending further proceedings. the report mentions Gate’s morning activity and a related card collection involving Starvey Pickens, Cox & Kahn.
The report shows wheat and corn futures edging lower with May and deferred months mixed, oats down, and hog and pork futures firming. It includes facility-ready price levels, grade notes, and weekly inspection figures for April 15 to 18 across wheat, corn, oats, rye, and hay with stock in store tallies.
St Petersburg April 15 news says Witte, head of the council of ministers, intends to resign to become president of the Commercial Bank. He has been viewed as the strongest proponent of reform among ministers and will resign after Easter.
James Hilliard, described as a confessed chicken thief, was freed by Judge Alford at the criminal court on Saturday after demonstrating good conduct during ROOD behavior proceedings.
Nelle Sremmer seeks a divorce from Herman Relaner alleging persistent stels ing him and intoxication. The claim states spouses have separated and the petitioner seeks relief in the court.
Birth notices include Henjamin W and Maud Changier seven teen th, Jonny A and Bertha Huetter, and others with addresses. Deaths list Sarah B Moore, Nellie Muller, Michael Mahoney, James M Goodwin, Mary Ann Gant, Josephine Bale, Barbara Lemmer, Addie Basta and more with ages and causes. Marriages cover multiple couples including Frank S Taylor and Pearl Shannon and George Sartwell and Flora Sartwell. Value entries list properties and amounts for various individuals and organizations.
The market opened strong with gains for New York Central, St Paul and Union Pacific while American Locomotive and United States Steel declined. Hogs and cattle prices moved in various directions in Chicago Cincinnati and Indianapolis reports, with supply steady and demand improving.
Two men in Lodz Russia were involved in a Saturday incident that left a policeman dead. One suspect was arrested amid the investigation.
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