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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1904
Page
3
A flood of testimonials hails Perruna as the best remedy for catarrh and colds. Miss Margaret Phelps and others describe illness from weather exposure, with praise for Perruna's claimed ability to prevent and cure ailments, including lingering coughs and chest discomfort.
A small American flag is mounted on the north wall of the new federal building. The flag marks the rear wall, which will not be built higher, and the wall stands about 80 feet high.
The Sun quotes Mayor Holtzman saying Indianapolis is more beautiful than ever and praising New York City, amid remarks about mayoral duties. Bryan disputes claims he will publicly announce a presidential preference, saying his Chicago remarks will relate to the New York platform only.
A Sper cit meeting of the Northern Securities Company stockholders to vote on a 98 percent reduction and asset distribution was called to order on Thursday in Hoboken. Judges and officials attended as plans for distribution faced delays with Judge Kirkpatrick set to hear the motion to make the injunction permanent Monday. The suit, filed by FD Harriman, targets return of the Oregon short line stock. Separately Harriet Westphal sues to contest Clark Watt Sr's will, claiming mental unsoundness. The estate, valued around 210,000, centers on North Oaklandon real estate.
Samuel Michaels aged 76 was found guilty of arson in Kokomo Indiana for dynamiting and wrecking the $4,000 Shack residence to spite a rival and keep a 19 year old domestic, Joye Burns, from returning to the Shacks. Burns testified that Michaels confessed to her and the jury accepted her evidence leading to conviction.
Gus Harding colored, 17, found guilty on an indictment charging petit larceny Thursday. He was released under a suspended sentence by Judge Alford. The boy allegedly stole scrap iron worth $1.20 from the Hetherington Berner foundry scrap heap. his mother is in the insane hospital. A colored man named Dey offered employment and the boy was released. Gan Vote As They Please Charleston West Virginia April 21 Democrats from the state convention decided not to instruct delegates for any candidate.
Mayor Troltzman has signed the ordinance prohibiting taking land from White River within 20 feet of any bridge pier or abutment. He has not signed ordinances licensing fortune-tellers or establishing market hours on the east market.
Gen Nelson A Miles may be the Prohibition party standard bearer as the party meets in Indianapolis. State chairman Newlin says Miles likely to attend the Pennsylvania state convention and possibly lead the Prohibitionists. Miles, politically unsure, has not voted in 30 years and is known to oppose liquor traffic. The Claypool is named as campaign headquarters with attractive advertising from the state committee.
Washington April 1 Congressman Williams of Mississippi minority leader in an interview published here Thursday lists alleged party rot and says the majority used time excuses to avoid fixing corruption in departments and abuses in law and executive encroachments.
Thursday morning Mrs John Osbon replaced Mia Neal as transcript clerk in the county clerk’s office. After hours, a marriage license was quietly issued to John A Oshon, salver at Saks, and Miss Mabel Neal, former transcript clerk. Neat details show a lively, affectionate scene and Mrs Osbon’s cheerful, steady response to the news.
In St Louis a six-year-old Katie Spiker guided authorities after her father A L Spiker and mother faced charges. The judge heard the tale of a brewery theft and family distress. The child remained calm as relatives restrained reactions while the family avoided custody. The scene centered on a plea for mercy and the child's plea for help.
A fragmented report quotes Chittenden addressing fat content in the body and related health ideas. It mentions professors, averages, and experiments, with references to the Poles and U.S. Marines and notes on vigor and development.
April 6f Mrs farm died. She had been married eight times and was preceded to the grave by all her husband.
Mrs Addison C Harris president and Mary E Blackledge secretary of the Art association have written to the works board opposing the extension of the N Pennsylvania est car Nae on Fennaylvani a The association has adopted a resolution opposing the extension If tracks laid on Pennsylvania St forming a loop down to Sixteenth rt would put streetcar tracks on three sides of the association s grounds
City officials including Mayor Holtzman and President Hugh McGowan will inspect the proposed streetcar extension along Churchman Avenue, then review the Brightword water works with new boilers and double pumps allowing a 139 pound pressure.
James Oren 18 son of late MC O Deen Beeton mayor released from Huron county jail after days on beer with two companions beat their way to St Louis. They locked Nickel Plate conductor in baggage car at Lorain Bellevue arrest followed. Mayor Wilmeyer received Boston councilman Finnerman’s letter seeking intercession. Oren released and plans to return to Boston with two fine homes. parents wealthy.
A Wednesday night freeze devastated area orchards with about two thirds of apples ruined and peaches pears and plums damaged in Richview M1. Local growers assess loss as frost damage spreads through the region.
Incorporated entries list several companies with varied capitals across cities including Laporte Portland Michigan City Petersburg and Washington. Capital values appear as 10.10 96 000 100 310 10 000 and 39 000 with Steck Increased noted for Canl.
Requisition papers from the Tennessee governor seeking the return of Thomas Reg. Mulligan, an alleged house breaker and fugitive, were approved by Gov. Durbin on Thursday following his arrest in Terre Haute.
A Toronto blaze on a Tuesday swept over one acre, destroying 12 buildings and totaling about 12 million dollars in damage. Insurance stands at 6.949,480 with 229 businesses burned out and 10,000 workers left unemployed. In nearby Ohio news, a Kroger truck narrowly escaped demolition near the States and Pennsylvanias crossing as a horse became trapped under a rail.
Three small fires erupted Thursday morning in Cooper Street area causing smoke and alarm. Firefighters responded to 235 Cooper Street for a rapid call and contained blazes at homes belonging to Mrs. Lette Fancock and Sarah Freens, with losses of 55 and 95 respectively, then at Maggie Long’s home on Maple Street, causing about 10 in damage.
Vindtvostol is reported to have fallen under the control of General Artemenr in a significant fortress engagement. Local witnesses describe strategic maneuvers shaping the regional balance of power and ongoing military activity near key positions.
Dray market reports show receipts and prices across multiple U S livestock hubs. Indianapolis lists cattle consignments with range pricing for steers and heifers, while New York and Pittsburgh crops and livestock quotes reflect pork, poultry, butter, and lamb values.
The Electrua Co offers free details of a home cure for rupture claiming no pain or danger. Testimonials cite cures and dismiss trusses, urging readers to send name and address to receive complete information. Addresses in Syracuse and various states are listed.
Chicago April 21 Cattle receipts estimated for Friday include 1 000 cows and heifers with prices around 2 7 5 9 4 5 0. Hogs receipts about 17 000 with prices near 4 7 0 2 4 5. Sheep and lambs listed with native and western lots around 92 7 8 to 63 5 0. Grain figures show wheat and corn movements with May and July contracts quoted and opening and closing values noted.
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