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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1905
Page
3
A long polemic questions Gov Manly and reform by asking where Indiana lobbyists have gone. Reported is a quiet session with few influences, noting one former senator linked to the tobacco trust who has vanished. The piece surveys bills, including railroad and liquor issues, and hints at a broader movement against corruption.
Sr Comerford testified before the legislative Investigating committee about rumors in his lecture alleging a $250000 fund to protect privileges. He refused to confirm specifics, said the session had just begun, and disputed whether a confession by a member equals proof of corruption.
Edward C Schumm, who claims a Colorado fortune may settle without a suit. Monday's announcement says Schumm will return to Indiana as relatives prepare to deny rumors of involvement by others. No further information can be obtained from Colorado about the alleged inheritance.
A day in the city record lists births including Waller W and Gertrud Me vard, multiple name fragments in the births and deaths sections, and marriages such as Watson Newton and Mamte Marina. Building permits appear for John M tioltsman dwelling at 124 Meridian with value 57 080.
A Monday in superior court featured a wave of divorces with cases including Apolonia Schmath accusing Michael J. Schmith of contempt after a no-show, while Mary Carter’s absence stalled proceedings. Other petitions cited neglect, infidelity, and property disputes as lawyers and bailiffs moved through a crowded docket.
Debate over amending the squirrel hunting season from August through January to June in the state legislature drew opposition from William Benson of Indianapolis and support from representative Eliot of Connersville. The amendment was adopted after heated discussions with farmers weighing in on the open season dates.
A chaotic chamber session Monday morning saw the New Insane Hospital bill debated amid a fast pace. Stentor Carl Weed introduced an amendment allocating funds for medical care in the new hospital, while the Senate continued with routine measures and timing changes for legal proceedings and town board actions.
Mount Vernon N Y February Sunday A colored Reverend John Morris of New York described as a friend of President Roosevelt and originator of the cake watch nearly froze while traveling from New York to Mount Vernon Morris says he lived there four years ago and still hopes to visit home before he dies He recently paid the president a visit at the White House according to a serving minister's statement Morris says he worked for President Roosevelt and was paid by him recently
Senator Hooke’s 401 for purity of oleverone becomes a special order. A clash looms as supporters including Rothe and Cole push to force passage amid Republican opposition. Debates expected with Democratic support from a certain member despite party lines and committee splits.
In a perilous incident the Mersea Mesaba vessel towed eight crew members to port as a schooner named Amand reportedly capsized. The coast guard and port authorities coordinated a seaside rescue after the ship appeared to be sinking amid rough seas on Sunday night.
The text reports a meeting of tailors in Washington area for 22 years at Journal Galore de Ameren with members and a 19.00 value noted. A separate incident notes Lee's leg broken on a city sidewalk near Col Bore and Washington streets with ambulance care and a fractured hip.
Chicago faced a heavy snowstorm on Monday affecting the city’s industry as trains were delayed by four to eight hours. The storm caused widespread disruption to transportation and commerce across the area including several lines serving the suburb and downtown districts.
A brief catalog style note promotes Natds Headaches and Neuralgia remedy. It claims relief from headaches and neuralgia with a worldwide tonic. The ad mentions quinine and armo components and asserts cures, urging quick purchase.
A dense OCR of an Indianapolis produce and grain listing shows prices for wheat, corn, and oats by grade, plus assorted dairy and butter products. It includes mixed lots, several color coded grades, and scattered ciphered numbers, reflecting a historic market snapshot with many illegible entries.
An about incomplete report notes House committees preparing to submit a measure on rate reform. Immediate consideration may come Thursday as lawmakers weigh amendments and possible changes to the proposed rail rate bill. The only other vote expected hinges on further guidance.
A fragmentary note credits an author linked to the ezar a nnelys and accuses a party of planning vengeance against Nichia and others. The text references feuds among presby figures and insinuates efforts toward public unrest. Names and events remain unclear due to damaged OCR.
May wheat under pressure in early trading with slight price quotes shown for the May, July, and September futures. Indianapolis live stock market shows cattle receipts around 1,900 pounds with prices for steers and heifers in the 3.00 to 4.00 range. hogs and sheep also steady to higher with typical values listed. New York produce reports note butter and cheese prices with slight gains in creamery products. Midwest livestock and grain activity appear unsettled, with weekly receipts and price ranges for cattle, hogs, and sheep summarized.
The county poultry show set to open Tuesday in Masonite hall after delays as managers worked to ready the venue. Exhibitors from the state will display a variety of birds with prizes to be awarded. event runs through the rest of the week. The National Poultry Growers Association oversees, with Micro mine and other independent breeders among participants.
Wred and Hattie Reuchert stand trial in a criminal court before a six member jury charged with knowingly selling stolen goods from Bates Forging. The case alleges the pair sold steel bars misrepresented as valuable to buyers. The ad notes a Dave dining-room suite for sale.
A dense catalog of cured hams, bacon, beef, and pork products alongside dried fruits, vegetables, and fruits with varied prices. Includes Indian ham, Reliable beef, mixing items with distinctive labels, plus fresh produce like apples, grapes, and citrus. Items reference multiple brands and origins, reflecting a wholesale market listing.
A fragmented list of coal and coke types with prices and delivery terms including anthracite and cannel sources, mine runs, lump and oven coke, and various place names. Entries reference Pittsburg, Greene and Sullivan, Ballne county, Connellsville, andWindreds with per ton and per bushel figures and handling charges.
Mrs Dee Moxley pleads through tears for her husband Jude Whallon to gain freedom to her infant, saying his punishment in January left her to raise their child alone. She argues his release would let him work and return to help her and their baby, with Moxley expected to be taken back to work soon.
Market notes from Pittsburg listing prices for cattle calves hogs and sheep. Prime cattle and wethers quoted with varying rates. hogs and other livestock receipts recorded. prices shown in dollars with ranges and averages reflecting a busy market day.
East Buffalo cattle and hog markets show firmer undertone with mixed lots and steady demand. Sheep receipts remain light but leaner wool and price signals indicate steady to slightly higher values for heavy weights. hogs show stronger tone with prices around 5.90 to 6.50 per hundredweight.
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