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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1905
Page
2
All humors are impure matters the skin liver kidneys and organs cannot handle without aid. Accumulations cause pimples boils eczema loss of appetite headaches and tired feelings. Hood's Sarsaparilla and Puls Remove humors strengthen and invigorate the body.
A city lecture by Mayor John W. Holtzman to health department employees on city work amid campaign pressure has stirred talk of a power clash between Dr. Y Victor Keene and former sanitarian Dr. L Mavity Spencer. Workers loyal to Spencer reportedly oppose Holtzman’s renomination, while Keene pursues changes, including a recent threat to prosecute Spencer over a reported unreported smallpox case.
The Indianapolis Philharmonic staged Men elentha's St. Paul oratorio at Tamlinson Hall on Friday to benefit Methodist Hospital. A large audience, initially reserved, warmed to the performance as soloists Miss Florence Gallup Atkins, Adah Byrd Conner, Raymond Lynn, and Christian Fredrick Mastens were warmly applauded. The chorus, conducted by Ferdinand Schaefer and directed by Edgar M. Cawiey, delivered an exemplary performance.
Mrs. William Jones of 116 West New York Street was taken by City ambulance to Military Park after a sudden illness and fainting incident during a park stroll with her husband. The episode followed a fight between two young men, with the affliction traced to the altercation.
The Redder magazine for May introduces a popular young newspaper man to the public. Ovid Butler writes "The Witow at Zero" as one of the choice places of fiction in the number, portraying Butler as a reporter.
Special to The Sun Washington April 22 government to take hand in insurance mess. Secretaries Shaw Metcalf and Loeb urge rapid federal investigation of all life insurers to protect policy holders. President authorizes vigorous action. aim to uncover and remedy abuses in Equitable and other companies. Government oversight could resemble federal control of national banks.
St Louis brewers in conference press plan to enforce a Sunday closing order across businesses. They demand strict application of the law to all who trade and aim to curb streetcar service, Sunday newspapers, and non medical drug sales as part of a broader prohibition effort.
Marthe Ccolf Chome authors a feature on Viola Alen in One Mic dumo May issue, highlighting striking nature imagery and distinctive writing. Mies Chameliis contributes pieces showing fresh perspectives beyond standard magazine fare.
John Linder and wife mark their golden wedding anniversary at 204 N LaSalle Street this Monday evening. He is 66 and she 72, residents of Center Village No 2b Ket Pe. They will also mark a separate sixteenth anniversary at the Odd Fellows hall about 84 Virginia Ave Tuesday evening in April.
The group overseeing the Frances Power Cobbe Refuge weighs moving from 3 Washington St to land farther out in the country. The Washington Street property spans several acres and is valued high but subject to heavy assessments. A temporary loan was taken to cover immediate debts as they consider a larger, more distant site with A C Elster continuing as superintendent.
Special Easter services will be held in most Indianapolis churches on Sunday with rural selections addresses and recitations amid beautiful decorations. Episcopalians and Catholics observed Good Friday with prayer and chanting.
Judge Vinson Carter granted Tillie McClure a divorce from George McClure on Friday afternoon despite his pleas for reconciliation and expressions of continuing love.
City daily births list includes Lewis, Robbing, Brunton, Depohue, Heller, Laubert, Japieho, Tilford, and others with numbered addresses and genders. Deaths note Tivis, Craven, Hint, Litwin, Washburn, and more with sparse ages and locations. The page also lists marriages, building permits, monuments, and repairs across multiple firms and residents.
An advertisement proclaims rheumatism a nervous disease tied to kidney nerve energy. It credits Dr Miles Restorative Nervine with restoring nerves, improving circulation, and curing many cases. A testimonial from Long at Racine Wisconsin describes rapid relief and recovery after using Nervine.
Senator Orville H. Platt died at 8:53 PM after a illness of pneumonia begun March 4. The Connecticut statesman, aged 72, had been ill since the time of Senator Manley’s funeral. He left a widow and one son. Platt had served as chairman of the judiciary committee and led investigations into Judge Swayne of Florida. The Connecticut General Assembly will elect two new senators in the next session.
During a mile ride, President Roosevelt and aides scouted a potential camp site on Bojin ranch. They found a meadow filled area with runs for horses and a small stream. Roosevelt favored the spot and abandoned plans to move to Keger ranch, selecting Bunn ranch 23 miles from New Castle in the Huntsman hills.
In Waterbury Avril Karn and Saurtington couch reckon a novel method to harass motorists using vitrified emitters mixed with metal gray spoke rough on tires. Mayor John P.F. Eftoh and American Brass secretary deny or defend the road impact.
Chicago April 2 Fortune claims surfaced in probate court as Dr C E Zeigler seeks 128000 from Mrs Harriet G McVicker estate for medical services. Evidence showed Mrs McVicker expected to reward Zeigler handsomely and a 1919 contract dated December 19 bound her to pay 100900 for professional services.
Mrs Emma Bilver, aged years, leaped from a fourth story window at Bethreta Hospital during a nervous breakdown. She was fatally injured and died within an hour. Her husband had brought her to the hospital on Wednesday for treatment of a nervous disorder.
Washington April 22 A small army of garden workers is preparing the White House grounds for the annual Easter Monday egg rolling. The event proceeds without the president, Secretary Loeb, but Assistant Secretary Barnes will supervise ceremonies in his absence.
S. P. Keyes of 149 Congress Street Boston Massachusetts describes twenty five years of humoral misery covering head neck and shoulders with foul discharge. After costly, unhelpful doctor visits and hospital care he tried Caticura and was reportedly completely cured in a short time.
The Cuticura set provides hot-water baths with Cuticura Soap to cleanse, then Cuticura Ointment to soothe itching and inflammation, and Cuticura Resolvent Pills to purify the blood. A single set is claimed to cure stubborn skin scalp and bloody tumors where other remedies fail. Cuskeuro Hoan, Garment
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