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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Feb 26, 1903

Page

3

Peruna Promoted as Spring Cure for Catarrh

A spring endorsement of Peruna highlights its claimed effectiveness against chronic catarrh. The ad touts spring as prime time for treatment, cites testimonials from J E Burns and G I Martin, and invites readers to write to Dr. Hartman in Columbus for free advice if results are unsatisfactory.

Hombier Ute Perana Jenn E. Burns Spring Garden Road Malifax Peryer John E. Burns Perina G. I. Martin Hartford Ont St. Paul's Episcopal Church Hartman Dr. Hartman The Hartman Sankarlusa Columbus Ohto

Vermilion Bound Over After Preliminary Hearing

William Vermilion faced a preliminary hearing in police court on a charge involving his two year old son and candy from his wife’s home. He was sent to the grand jury under a one dollar bond. Maude Bronson testified Vermilion visited the home with candy, allegedly causing poisoning symptoms noted by Dr. Koons.

William ‘Vermilion Vermillion California Koons

Notable Delay in Contempt Case Over Receivership

Federal Judge Anderson adjourned the contempt of court case involving M. Zier & Co. receivership until 1:30 p.m. Thursday due to lack of witnesses. The judge had ordered all those in court, but they had not arrived by Thursday morning, though expected for the afternoon session.

Blinded for Life After Harmful Substance Incident

In Zanesville on February 26 Harry Toby suffered blindness after rubbing waste used to polish brass at the Baltimore and Shilo shops into his eyes. Doctors report both eyes removed. a grim accident linked to tainted materials. The page also touts various child health powders and elixirs, including Gray's Sweet Powders for Children, as remedies.

Zanesville Fen Harry Toby Baltimore & Shilo

Colima Volcano Sparks Terror Across Mexican Regions

Dispatches from Tuxpan and nearby towns report worsening eruption of Colima volcano. Civilians fear the danger as earth tremors intensify, though no loss of life is yet confirmed. Authorities in Guadalajara and Mazatlan coordinate with military and civic leaders to monitor the situation and provide aid.

Guadalajara Maz Colima Tuxpan

Earthquake Shocks, Alaskan Prospects, and Local Tragedies

Earthquake shocks in the eastern Span prompt return plans for Charlee M. Schwab around March 21 as snow falls in New Mexico. In Alaska Tanana, hundreds of prospectors rush the gold district while a Louisville man is sentenced to death for assault, and farm theft turns deadly in Wisconsin. Prolific typhoid cases rise in Ithaca and Middletown as a farmer is mortally shot over money dispute and a family tragedy ends with a house fire.

Charlee M. Schwab America New Slexico Tanana Alaska Henry Smith Louisville John Powell Marshfield Wisahat Hig Elliot Bloodh Ithaca B. C Lewin Hubbard Middletown Conn Lewis Ballman Lemur Minn Willam Ball Ballman Anax Bie

Democrats Back Butler Fight Over Quorum in House

In a Thursday caucus the Democratic group pledged to resist unseating Congressman Butler of Missouri and to stand together for full quorum presence at all times. They vowed to vote on all measures until adjournment, recording unity on business throughout the session.

Washington

Pastor declines funds from drugstore window ad

Charlotttesville Indiana February 26 18pl The Ladies Aid Society of The Christian Church hosted a Martha Washington tea for church benefit. Elder Hastory the pastor refused to accept the proceeds after the event was publicly advertised in a drugstore balloon window.

Charlottsville Ind Ladies’ Ald Society of the Christian Church Hastory

Negro Seeks Post as Postmaster Near Jeffersonville

Hayden Hell, a Black applicant from Cementville five miles north of Jeffersonville, seeks the position of postmaster at the local eatery rated at 39 927,01 per year. If Hall secures the post, there may be a rise in the community, though the sole objection cited is unclear in the fragment.

Jeffersonville Ind Hayden Hell Cementvile Hall

Typhoid Fever Sparks Water Safety Action in City

The health board delays an appropriation for an expert to study bacteriological and chemical quality of home water amid typhoid concerns. Three officials collect water samples to assess sanitary conditions, with a meeting set for March 10 to decide next steps.

Board of Public Curks Thurmay Buehler Boar Hreunig Board of Health Puiping Heaith Board

Educational fads blamed for poor child development

A meeting at the home of Mrs. W. J. Leedy discussed a resolution arguing that educational fads hinder proper child development. Debates cited overworked students, neglect of core skills in math and spelling, and claims that public school pupils are unprepared for business, with anecdotes about forced drawing lessons and rigid classroom discipline.

Inter Nosclu Sra Tewas

Refused to Plead Guilty in Frankfort Case

In Frankfort Indiana in February the trial of Jamey Snodgrass, a county farmer, faced a state attempt to enter a guilty plea via Ita testimony. The defendant denied guilt, insisting he would not plead guilty. The jury, after one ballot, found him guilty. Snodgrass, deemed dangerous when aroused, was searched for weapons with none found, his wife present.

Frankfort Ind Jamey Snedernss Ita Uor Snodeetna

Madrid seeks parliament for Spain cash misuses report

Spanish finance minister under King Alfimeo prepares wartime accounts from the Fallippine and Cuban campaigns. Total deficit about 2,800,000 solom or 476,500 dollars. Officials alleged to have misused regular arms. Statements spark sensational response with possible court martials to follow.

Madrid Alfimeo Treasury oMclais Martin

Indiana Deaths Reported in Shaky OCR List of Names

A jumbled Indiana deaths notice lists individuals such as William Nicholson in Kokomo and Jacob Marsh Haynes of Portland among others like August Nolte of Bransville and William Burrows of Losantville. The fragmentary entry mentions heart trouble and long lives with scattered surnames and places.

William Nicholson Crawfordsvile Newton Parry Kokomo Jacob Marsh Haynes Portland August Nolte Bransvinle Elkhart Lik Rushville Mariah’ Handolgh Wakten William Cog Rheingyith Nathan Btraum Warmw Tanad’ Ruwt Manele Wiliam Burrows Fermer Losantville

A New Departure Cure For Catarrh Promises Relief

An early medical advertisement touts Stuart's Catarrh Tablets as an internal cure for catarrh arguing local treatments fail. It recounts a St Joseph user, William Zimmerman, whose four month course with the tablets cured his catarrh affecting ears and digestion, claiming the product can drive the infection from blood and organs.

Wai. Zimmerman St. Joseph Jt Ron Stuart Btuart

Births and deaths toll across city in brief notices

Births list includes Robert and Effie Roeluck, a boy for Wilhelm and Kale Bratdt, a boy for Charles Gauss and Suete, a boy for Bert and Minnie Thomias, a girl for John H. and Bys Armstrong, and more. Death notices mention Mrs. Josephine Helm and Myre Doth with various causes. medical terms indicate insufficiency and tuberculosis among other details. Marriages record multiple couples, while building permits and live stock market results close the item.

Robert Effie Roeluck Meek Ney Pwihelm Kale Bratdt Davieat Charles Suete Gauss Bert Minnie Thomias John H Bys Armstrong Mary Hustell City Hospital James and Anna Shaughnessey W. Norwood Charles E Anna Wurtz Wright-st Grace Nimal Tl Lort-st Sink Frank Cora McFeely English Ave Edwire J Laura Hicks Cornellenvre Johnnil Magdalena Ernat N. Libertset Pir

Markets Signal Mixed Tone on Wall Street and Grain

Wall Street opened lower on a cautious note with large sums and bonds in demand. Reports from Chicago and Toledo show wheat and oats steady to higher while Corn No 2 and white varieties fluctuated amid mixed futures.

Chicago Fehr Taos O Teledo Toledo Hirndy Oates Timothy Lear Deira Hay

Chicago Live Stock Market Report and Receipts

Weekly stockyard summary shows cattle receipts with mixed demand and varied prices. Hog and sheep lines include unidentified bids and fluctuating quotes. overall activity appears moderate with several missing specifics.

Indianapelix Guo St&erg Tiratochers RHAID Yale

Indianapolis Markets Report Mixed Prices Across Poultry Dairy and Produce

A bustling market page lists varied prices for poultry eggs butter and cheese from Springstock to New York including young hens young toms and ducks. It also covers flour fruit vegetables and miscellaneous items with dairy and chemical goods priced, noting wholesale rates and regional shifts across markets in Indiana and beyond.

Shippera Springstoc Powis Turkey

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