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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1904
Page
4
A U.S. advertisement extols Peruna as a safeguard for homes and families amid winter temperature swings and colds. It cites testimonials from named individuals in Colorado, Oregon, Massachusetts, Washington, Illinois, Missouri, and a governor, praising Peruna as prevention and remedy for colds, bronchitis, and pneumonia.
In Superior Court a divorce case between Chris Harmering and Cora Hall Harmering unfolds with testimony about a night in which Harmering alleges his wife was heavily intoxicated at a dance hall, socialized with other men, and returned home drunk. He claims he found her in a cabin with another man.
William Verdanin 0 Tiversace is fined 51 Ard coats and sent to the workhouse for heating his wife Sargte. Police arrested Verdanan near Senateave and Washington after bystander cries of help revealed blood at the scene. The wife testified of continual abuse since their four year marriage.
Creditors enraged besieged London and Paris Exchange offices on Thursday while officials issued statements after a creditor conference. The article notes the exchange likely cannot raise over $1,000,000 and expresses hope creditors may be paid in full as the Kentucky bishop is named by church authorities in Detroit.
City record lists numerous births with parent names and addresses across Oxford Indianapolis Relietan aine and other localities, births of girls and boys, followed by death notices including ages and causes like pericarditis and senility. Also marriages, building permits and repairs, and several property actions noted, reflecting daily civic notices and life events.
A Dec. report from the war office notes a potentially irreparable blow to Port Arthur’s defense if reports of a 21 meter strike are correct. The Garhain line appears to hold the outer fortifications briefly, but this could signal the war’s turning point as the garrison fights to endure in the Golden all and Tikers Wall defenses. Saloon Keeper in Trouble After Height Dispute Involves Frank Wallace and Chris Preasley. Beach claims shots were fired during an argument over a bet on height, with alleged threats to shoot. The case goes to Friday’s police court session.
Dr Fox at St Mary's Hospital Passaic New Jersey plans a rare operation to graft a live rabbit to Cornelius Post's leg to heal a two year chronic ulcer. The rabbit will be kept bound for days to monitor skin adherence and then killed if the graft fails.
Chi and Frank Pichard owners of a Wentuciy barber shop pleaded guilty in Judge Stout's court Thursday for shaving customers on Sunday. Each owed fines and costs of one dollar. George Preatos, an employer, escaped. The case was dismissed against Naving. All three men agreed to stop Sunday work after the fine. Barbers' union members vow to continue action against Sunday workers challenging union rules.
Fifteen year old Wilismy Moles was arraigned before Judge Stubbs on Thursday for shooting a boy named Sommers on Rept. HM. Sommers testified he was unhurt after a narrow escape. witnesses said there was no quarrel and the act was accidental. Judge Stubbs fined Moles costs and suspended the sentence.
A Cleveland report cites federal interest as Mrs. Carrie Chadwick faces possible arrest amid a sprawling swindle case. Banker Newton of Boston and others are summoned to New York. investigations center on alleged accomplices and motives. Authorities consider charges under the federal criminal statute. The inquest into Elverton Chapman Jr.’s death at the Carlton Hotel closes with a verdict of death by own action.
The Queen celebrated her sixtieth birthday at Sandringham with simple arrangements and a principal entertainment featuring the estate's school children. The event emphasized modest hospitality and family presence rather than grand ceremonial displays.
INDIANAPOLIS AND NEW YORK reports show cattle and hog markets sliding as cotton fluctuations dominate the floor. Prices for steers, bulls, and sheep vary across grades, with buyers cautious and stock levels described as heavy.
Readings show deep-wheat prices fluctuating around 3.0 while December May and July futures opened higher or unchanged, with early gains in December options. Chicago live stock, New York stocks, and Pittsburgh and Cincinnati markets report receipts, price ranges, and steady trends across cattle, hogs, and sheep, with notable gains in some depots and mixed activity in others.
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