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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1905

Page

3

Indianapolis Doctor Joins Fight Against Yellow Fever

Indianapolis physician Dr. Nelson D. Brayton will join federal health officers in New Orleans to study yellow fever. The move is for his own benefit, not city or state boards, and he will be guarded against infection. Brayton’s stay is indefinite, with possible return after a week if progress is satisfactory.

Nelson D. Brayton A. W. Brayton Indianapolis New Orleans Boards of Health Keene Nelson Brayton Brayton Federal Nelsom Brayton

Bank votes to wind up after failed reorganization in St Louis

Bank directors of the People's United States Bank in St Louis vote to wind up the institution if court intervention does not occur. Plan calls for paying depositors first and distributing remaining assets to stockholders. Largest liability is capital stock of 2,550,000 held by over OH stockholders. Likely payout not less than a certain cents on the dollar. E G Lewis outlines reorganization plans. Additionally, a London dispatch notes Samuel Levine, son of Mrs J G Phelps Stokes, seeks U S employment for himself and four family members.

Scrippsamrab Press Absoclatius ST. Louis Avgeme the People’snited States Bank Ihis E. G. Lewis America Ipps-M'Rre Press Association New York London Samuel Levine J. G. Phelps Stokes Rose Stokes United States

Fire damages historic Monroe death site house

Aug 16 reports indicate the ancient secretary house at Elet and Prince streets, where President Monroe died on July 4, 1838, was partially destroyed by fire Tuesday morning. The blaze originated in the basement factory, damaging the building and a bronze tablet commemorating Monroe’s death.

Scripps-M'Rae Press Association New York Elet and Prince Nonroe Fagatore Monroe Suripps

Municipal Bend Incorporation and Finance Plan

A historical note outlines incorporating a Bend area company with Indianapolis capital stock. It mentions buying and selling mortgages, notes, and leases, plus property holdings. Key figures include Henry J. Bransten, Brandon, Helen A. Branton, and Theo H. Wheeler. The text references The Commercial Loan and Savings and Terre Haute. It discusses raising funds for real estate ventures and mortgages with multiple named individuals.

Muniivipal Bend Company Indianapol Capital Stock Calinty Municipal Brerew Ineat Henry J. Bransten Devid, Brandon Helen A. Branton Marion Relief Fund Assoc Theo. H. Wheeler Thas Terre Haute Camtal Vfiek Shotoo Harry J. Baker Harry M. Spang

Miners Dinner Party Role in Taggart Cane Case

Fort Leavenworth scene described as Col Miner's dinner party is used to test claims he pinched Mrs Joye Taggart. The morning session shows Miner seated with his wife and Mrs Taggart, observers noting his subdued posture as the trial probes past accusations and social conduct.

Wooster Col. Miner Fort. Leavenworth Tagrart JH Joye Iskert Bmyner Miner Tagwet Ratti Ilan Raseart Alyner le Pierrin Rammaniser Oife

Peace talks advance on Japanese gains in China theater

Reports from Portsmouth NH state envoys met to discuss Japanese requests in China and Manchuria. Key points include recognition of Japanese influence in Korea, Russian evacuation of Manchuria, and a limit on Russian forces with Japan policing. An accord on the Chinese Eastern railway was reportedly accepted in principle but awaits final details and reservations.

Bcripps-M'Rae Press. Association Portsmouth N.H Russia Korea Manchuria Japan Tosia China

Russia May Plage Loan In America

Russia may burden American finance by seeking loans as it eyes peace talks in Paris and Tokyo. New York banking figures indicate Russia could secure cash from American financiers to support war aims and Japan peace terms while avoiding external pressures on its Jewish population. The report notes potential US involvement hinges on reforms and American attitudes toward such loans.

Eurippsm Bar Press Association Portsmoutt Silinman Seine Imaan Tros New York Ruatlan Tiiknelal Magier Ramattae Ramsa Russia Japan Paris America Woos Amer Ruseta

Doctor Electrocuted After Wire Sparks Fatal Shock

Dr Otto Negelspatch aged 37 was electrocuted in Millersburg Ohio on Monday night after stepping on a ground telephone wire that lay across a live electric line. He attempted to move it and received a shock of about 110 volts, causing his death.

Scripps-Surae Press Association Millersburg Otto Negelspatch

Veterinarians Meet At Veterinary Medical Association

Veterinary surgeons from many parts of the world gather in Cleveland for the Veterinary Medical association meeting. Attendees include Dr. J. Desmond of Australia Dr. K Tanna Toto Japan Dr Robert Onter tag o of Merl and Dr John W Tawhene of Quebec, presenting a global turnout for the event.

Scripps-S'Rae Press Association Cleveland The Veterinary Medical Association J. Desmond Australia Prat Tanna Toto Japan Robert Ontertag O Merl John W. Tawhene Quebec Bien

Taunted Money and Press Shots From The Standard AmE

The Standard AmE company reports quarterly dividend and records August 18 with a September 3 payment date and a per share figure near 4.4. The note mentions Bird's Eye Match cards and grocery value, tied to press association reporting from New York.

Scripts True Press Association New York Aun Standard Ame Company Payalie

Witte Seeks Jewish Aid in Russia Reform Effort

Special to The BVN from Portsmouth reports M de Witte hosting a conference at Haiol Wentworth with American Jewish leaders Adolf Kraus Oscar S Straus Adolph Lewitzhan and others urging protection of Russian Jews. Witte pledged sympathy and a stronger stance to improve conditions for Jews in Russia.

BVN Portsmouth Haiol Wentworth M.de Witte Russia Adolf Kraus Chicago Independent Order of Binal Oscar S. Straus New York United States Turkey Adatott Lewizahn Daioh Ho Sahl Kuhn, Dork & Cn Janac Seligman Seligman Bros Witte Gece Aalers Aussia Jaennese India van Swife

Close Call for Murphy in Wisconsin Newswire

The report from Wisconsin details a near miss involving Murphy as Ripps marks a press association story. Chief John Ko Marpty of the Secret Service discusses events in Sturgeon Bay after an explosion on return from Blorgeon hay, with injuries and an armed incident noted.

Murphy Ripps Mark Press Association Sturgeon Ray Wis Nts John Ko Marpty Servier Nat

Local Grocer Injured Man Dies From Accidental Revolver Shot

In Muncie a grocer named Hosier was injured when a revolver discharged accidentally. He succumbed to his wounds after the incident involving the Bundys, with authorities investigating the accident and determining the circumstances surrounding the discharge.

Muncie Grocer the &! Minate Iniang Bundys

City Record For A Day Births And Marriages

Fragmented list records births and marriages with numerous unreadable names and partial locations. It also mentions deaths, occupations, hospitals, and building permits, reflecting a busy civic notice page with scattered personal details.

CEREALS LOWER MARKET ON BIG CHANGES ACROSS GRAIN

In Chicago August 1 futures mixed with September wheat oats and corn seeing price shifts while December contracts gain. Western wheat receipts total 11 cars with strong roughage and cattle markets in Chicago and Cincinnati stockyards. New York commodities news notes firm London advances and selective stock strength after cautious midday bids.

Chicago Nt eSorthwestern

Brewers Sell Stars in Shocking Baseball Trade

A chaotic report details baseball upheaval as Milwaukee trades standout players to the Pittsburgh Nationals and others. The piece mentions the man reportedly sold to the American league team amid broader sports turmoil.

Ecriptem Milwaukee Imag Batman West Hagemacats Mitewanker Coveland Amercan

Death of James Smith in Workhouse After Short Sentence

James Smith, 33, died Tuesday at the workhouse from the effects of illness while serving a 15 day sentence for loitering. The deceased had been committed to the workhouse previously and died in custody.

James Smith

Bt Louis Live Stock Sale Highlights At Fair

At the St Louis livestock fair a sale featured cattle cows heifers steers and lambs. Buyers eyed calves hogs and farm equipment with notices for prices and bidders. The market included entries for calves lambs and other livestock as exhibitors and buyers gathered for the event.

Bt. Louis A.W

Old Man Arrests and Family Drama Reported

A garbled police and family narrative from Scripps News rounds up an arrest linked to a grandfather figure Salvator Cammill and a Wallan woman’s admission, with conflicting claims about a son-in-law. Harper returns from a Rockefeller visit, and a steamer Blute is detained near Put-In-Bay Island after delayed travel due to broken machinery.

Suripps Mar Absenir Vinuisnati Wallan Munday Salvator Cammill Seare Old Oswegs N.yast Camilla Scrippe M'Rae Press Association Cleveland Blute New York Toledo Put-In-Hay Island

Hanna Named as Possible Secretary of the Treasury

Indianapolis financier Hugh H. Hanna, long active in politics and finance, is discussed as a potential successor to Secretary of the Treasury. Hanna, 40s, known for manufacturing and banking, drew Roosevelt and McKinley attention for monetary work and national stature, though no official appointment appears imminent.

Wgh H. Hanna Indianapolis Stan Roosevelt Michigan Ig Ha Monetary Commission Halla Savalanle Hanna Te Tfare

Cattle and Sheep Market Opens Strong then Slacks

Indianapolis stock and hog markets opened Tuesday with prices 5 to 10 cents higher than Monday. Early gains faded as the market weakened. late buyers paid 3 to 4 dollars less for top hogs. A steady clearance ended the day quiet. prime stock remained in demand while common grades moved slowly. Sheep demand remained good for quality sheep and lambs.

Indianapolis Mindtay Hutchers Mts

Local Meat Names and Varieties in Halting Script

Fragmentary OCR lists assorted meats and products including cured hams bacon lard pork and beef offerings. Mentions names and places in a garbled style with scattered terms such as fresh beef veal and steer rounds, suggesting a grocery or market notice.

California

New Wave of Fresh Produce and Farm Goods Highlighted

A cobbled list of vegetables fruits and farm items appears with varied origins and prices. References to homegrown produce like potatoes, beans, cantaloupes, and peaches mix with notes on delicacies, birds, and dairy products. The text showcases market offerings and regional brands while hinting at seasonal selections and display details.

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