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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1905
Page
3
An aged pastor reportedly found relief from thickened mucous membranes affecting hearing smell taste and digestion after using Peruna. The advertisement frames Peruna as acting on all mucous membranes to restore function.
A testimonial from Rev J Parker of Ulini New York praising Peruna for restoring hearing and vitality after June 1801 and declaring Peruna a life long aid. The note invites readers to consult Dr S B Hartman and to request a free Peruna almanac for 1906.
Thieves broke side windows at Samuel Pinkbiner’s residence on Dearborn Street and at Bert Helmy’s home, taking a small amount of valuables and streetcar tickets. A window at Frank Beachmat’s home on We Centroluve was broken but nothing else was taken, with suspects seemingly frightened away.
Federal grand jury returned fifty bills, with several accused in jail and others out on bond. The library has been fitted as a courtroom for the occasion and arraignments are scheduled to begin at nine o'clock Wednesday morning.
State Statistician Joseph H. Stubbs and Chief Field Agent E. B. Goodnow compile labor union data in Indiana. Estimates show 74,004 members in national and international unions, 1,248 unions affiliated with international bodies, with two unaffiliated. wages, benefits, and apprenticeship terms are outlined alongside regional listing of international organizations and an Indiana standing order among states.
In Pone ta Indiana yesterday evening Miss Cora Weinland and Mrs Thomas Wallace died in a fire at the Wallace farm after a can of crude oil exploded. Mrs Weinland, despite flames engulfing her, saved Mrs Wallace by pulling her through a window before succumbing herself. Neighbor Mrs Wnekmakers and others helped extinguish the blaze. The victims were daughters of John Weinland and nieces of Tugh Wongherty, head of Federal Union Surety Co. of Indianapolis. Diamonds 30 cents each.
Mrs Minnie Fairchills was struck by a wagon at Washington and Steridian ais Monday afternoon. Ambulance under Dr Laughlin took her to her home. she was only slightly injured. BR G Pierce reported theft of a gold watch after leaving Park Chester. case not rushed as shortage believed made good. Robbery at Rhodes Son’s hardware store Sunday evening suspected to involve someone familiar with the area. Midwinter school of Instruction to be held at Claypool hotel with State Board of Health officials and Gov Hanly attending. Officers’ nominations and elections scheduled for late December with installation following.
Detectives Holtz and Uray and Patrolman Brady arrested Jack Barber and Albert Johnson on Monday afternoon for burglarizing Huiler Mat son’s saloon at Eighteenth street and Brighton avenue. Fifteen bottles of whisky and two bottles of wine were stolen. Johnson and Barber, believed involved in recent city thefts, were tracked after attempts to sell liquor in various Falcon locations. Both men are held on $1,300 bonds, with cases continued in police court.
In Servia Indiana engineer William McCally was killed when two freight trains collided near the railroad yard. A wireman named G. Spieder also died. westbound double headed freight failed to enter the siding, likely due to air brake failure. Crew on the first engine could not jump the crash. Other crews escaped injury.
Mabel Hoenn administrator of Momer D Turan deceased filed in Unite Blales circuit court for 3000 damage against Southern Indiana Mailway company. Turan, a mail clerk killed delivering duties near Mount Carmel, Floyd county resident, leaves widow administrator and small children. Alleged counterfeiters Scripps-M'Rre Press Association. St Louis December 12 Henry Memmerich Sr and son Fred arrested in Collinsville by Secret Service on counterfeiting charges.
A strange woman dressed stylishly passed several one dollar bills raised to tens on local merchants yesterday, an act described as well executed. The report also lists multiple injuries and deaths in nearby towns including Mrs. Levi Shrock Hus, Mrs. Nancy Gyasun, and Henry Usman among others, with details of accidents, medical issues, and a political obituary for a candidate.
Indianapolis market summary shows hogs steady to firm early, top at 75.05 with most sellers at 45 to 50. cattle quiet, weak tendencies amid slow sale. sheep strong enough to absorb limited offerings. Yaw dies from injuries. grave in Delaware, funeral plans noted. Cincinnati and Chicago markets reported weak trade and varied cattle, hog, and sheep receipts.
London dispatch states Charles Meir was committed for extradition after a San Francisco case accusing him of embezzling 420,000 from his former employers. The arrest request originated from the U S State Department in Washington.
A fragmented city birth and death notice appears with numerous entries mentioning names such as Jain, Get the Moore, Vere iment, Hunt, Gurney, Nelie Nauk, Roach, Smith, Pitts, Ty ake, How, Mover, Talon, Buller, BleGregor and Doody. It records several births on city streets and several deaths including John BleGregor and infant Doody, with hospital and address fragments like 716 Dorman and 18 High-st. The scattered items hint at a local registry page listing births and deaths but are garbled and incomplete.
A jumble of names, addresses, and permit references appears, noting building permits for Ww Ragan and Thirtleth Ian Richard Leggo FT col taxes, with locations on Barplllet and Feraway avenues. Also includes a Wit near Weick building, and various random names and street directions. An advertisement promotes a cold remedy LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE tabs with refund claims and E W Crove signature on each box.
Chicago report detailing meat packers charged with conspiring to raise meat prices. They claim immunity obtained by testifying before Garfield’s inquiry into Chicago meat packing last year. Government denies immunity claim. if jury agrees, case ends. if not, trial continues with evidence on immunity and conspiracy charges.
Lincoln Neb December reports Col Cody plans to go home to North Platte for a prospective reconciliation with his wife the Chessine at his old residence. Letters indicate William Quan F Cody, alias Buffalo Bill, will sign documents and has been visiting North Platte recently.
John Wilson, 78, stands trial in Rockville for the murder of John Owen three years ago near Lyford. Wilson, a grocer, became unable to leave his home after the shooting. The defense claims Owen attacked him with a halberd and that Wilson attempted to quell a disturbance when Owen advanced with others in front of the store.
Willam Barnslet, a dental student at Indiana Dental College living on Michigan Street, was acquitted of pocketbook theft from a patient during a dental treatment. Judge Whaling noted the circumstantial evidence and believed he was not guilty, citing his good character and the courtroom full of supporters.
Dery, a former musical instructor to Queen Alexandra and linked to Hugian circles, dies at his San Francisco residence. Born in London on the 16th, he had lived here for about a year.
The market opened brilliantly with rivals up and heavy dealings in steel. Anaconda jumped 6 percent, American Locomotive rose, Tennessee iron and steel advanced to new highs, while Steel common traded heavily and Reading saw London buying interest.
The garbled list mentions stock terms and prices such as cows, feeders, canners, and various codes. It reads like a fragmented marketplace entry with figures like 200, 450, 805, and 1508, plus scattered place-like terms and product labels.
The excerpt lists grain prices and condition notes for wheat and corn, with remarks on merchantable quality and assorted stock items. It records livestock classes, dairy products, and farm goods including Timothy hay, white and mixed grains, and notes on inspections and totals. The fragment references places and entities such as ORS, FLU, ST. Lents, and Tenn with price figures and stock movements.
A fragmented town market listing shows prices for onions, lettuce, cabbage, celery, sweet potatoes, oranges, apples, lemons, quinces, and other produce. Meats and lard are corrected by Kinga & Co, with varied prices for hams, bacon, and pork products.
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