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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1905
Page
3
An old text extols Peruna as a safeguard against catarrh, colds, consumption, and related ailments for women during the coming winter. It warns of eye strain, chronic illnesses, and general weakness, urging precautionary use of the remedy as a preventive health measure.
Ex president Tal and others from New Orleans to Indiana endorse Peruna a remedy claimed to speed recovery from a cold on the lungs. Letters recount relief after using multiple bottles, with Frances Wilson of Clin ton Mass and others praising the medicine and its directions.
Finley shows anxiety over possible action by new governor Taylor does not appear worried. Secretary Hunt notes scrutinizing every requisition, Kentucky controversy tied to murder suspects Finley and Taylor. Hanly’s intent unclear, will probe to keep Republicans calm while considering extradition. Finley seen as organized physician, Taylor’s stance remains doubtful. Kaiser Willer honored by Press Association in Merite observers report royalty attendance.
Silas Pierce of Alexandria was jailed in Anderson Indiana after being accused of abducting and abusing a four year old girl named in the Lisby case. The incident occurred along Pipe Creek as neighbors aided in detaining him. The child was found with her sled near her home and injured. her recovery is described as doubtful. The case follows a past burn accident that left the girl in delicate health.
A description promotes Little Comforters De Mille Pain Pills as a handy traveling companion. They are said to soothe nerves, prevent dizziness and stomach upset, and relieve headaches and travel sickness for travelers and those on the move.
Travelogue style testimonial from M H Chartus of St Louis praising Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills as harmless and fast acting. Claims relief of chronic headaches and general pain with repeated mentions of shipping pills to travelers and widespread customer satisfaction.
AdamsolN reports that Wilson Addington, a well known Marion politician and horseman, was shot through a window of his office Monday night and died from a abdominal wound. Charles Spring, an Owenings bilder, was arrested nearby with a revolver and claimed ignorance. Spring had earlier disputed Addington and Sprite. tension rose as guards protected the square.
Special to The Sun Fortville Indiana reports Oxcar Duzan formerly of the area is seriously ill in a hospital in Lexington Kansas. His brother has gone to Lexington, and no word has been received from him in ten years.
An obituary notice reports the death of Ind. Jan Pht Floyd in a grim incident linked to a residence with worn boards and sorrowful conditions. Neighbors recall the man and his struggle as authorities review the scene and assess the circumstances surrounding the death.
A wind storm hit Putnam county on a May afternoon, knocking down several barns and outbuildings and damaging telephone and telegraph lines. The storm was followed by a heavy snow sweep. In Lafayette a Democrat event is advertised with Bryan and others slated to speak.
Peruvian readers learn that through service now operates from Indianapolis to Peru with ongoing changes for Kokomo transfers. Local residents welcome the new through route as established service. Escape from jail reported as Elmer Ramsey and James Cavansarh fled county jail Monday night by smashing a door lock.
John H. Woods of Matthews was taken to federal prison Tuesday morning after a six year sentence imposed by Judge Anderson. He departed under guard with Deputy U S Marshal Boyd for Leavenworth, joining fellow inmates Annagun Ginatglef, a Greek who forged a money order, and Fred Wilwan, jailed for parole violation.
James A Hulley, Tuesday, bought the Belle elr FuR cuieert for 150000 dollars. Bailey, long a one fourth owner, with partners WoOW Cole Louie Bells and Peter Belts, may settle the arrangement. Elsewhere Foreign Minister Del eaane said a French mission would leave Tangier for Feu on Wednesday, signaling a calmer situation in Morocco after recent turmoil.
The China steamship sailed Tuesday carrying 33,500,000 in gold destined for Japan. A fire record reports a frame dwelling at 1719 North Delaware Street in San Francisco damaged by a blaze at 7:00 PM Monday, with occupants W. H. Bennett and Annie Hell among those named in the incident.
Winchester Ky Jan 10 The jury returned for defendants and for plaintiffs against Judge James Hargis and Ed Callahan with damages of 8080 each totaling 16000 The suit claimed a conspiracy to murder J B Nate cum husband of the plaintiff Abrelia Marcum Two defendants face life terms while another sits in Covington jail Awaiting appeals verdict sparked local demonstrations and fears of renewed feudal troubles over the murder of James S Marcum
John R. Platt sues Hannah Elias in New York Supreme Court seeking 680000 alleging extortion over exposure. The case, before Justice Bischat, was adjourned to Wednesday on motion by Elias counsel. Frank R. Black, former governor, to serve as senior counsel for Elias.
Central league annual meeting at Mane day selects Dr Frank Carena of South Bend as president and BOF Perkin of Wheeling as vice president. Carson receives five votes with Spalding Dicker and Lambertson each getting one. Marion franchise transfers to Springfield by unanimous vote. John Dugan finances the Springfield club with local support assured.
A Monday night wreck involving a dining car detaching from the track left WW Deeler a Big Four conductor injured while passengers Urbana and Jil were brought to their homes. The crash, caused by the dining car jumping the rails, left several hurt with varying severities. Ralph C, captain of the University of the Illinois football team, died in the incident. Olver Vaught of Indianapolis escaped serious harm, and E. Fl. Wagner of Indianapolis was treated for back injuries at a hospital.
Indianapatia rogues theorist Lambraza is ridiculed by Parrette of the Bertitian room at the police station. He claims shape of the head signals criminal tendency, but Parrette has photographed about 40 suspects for the rogues gallery. He says head form and facial expression do not reveal guilt, citing varied faces among thieves and honest men.
The Scripps-McRae press service notes mixed market activity with steel fairly lower and industrials holding firm. It reports strong money market demand, rising metropolitan streetcar stocks, and varied live stock quotes including cattle and hogs. Also covers grain futures, eggs, and dairy items with price ranges and bids for Wednesday trading.
The Carnegie hero fund commission in Petersburg Virginia processes medal and relief applications faster than investigations. Secretary Wilmot and assistants decline to discuss business, noting over 200 applications are under review and many more await examination. Public publicity is discouraged as the commission completes a rewards distribution plan.
Chicago and Indianapolis market summaries show wheat prices and dairy items including Butter Creamery prints. The report lists butter, cheese, eggs, and live stock prices with varied grades and per unit costs across several markets and dates.
A letter from Quatro, allegedly in James Reed, refutes a prior murder claim by Will Jones. Reed is reported alive and the missive arrived at Rich Hill, Missouri, dated around early March. The fragment notes Reed’s supposed murder cast and request weeks earlier.
A lengthy OCR list details diverse offerings from Indianapolis grocers. It covers produce like apples, oranges, pineapples, and greens. an extensive meat section including hams, bacon, beef, veal, lamb, and sausage. and general groceries with prices for quantities and packages. Vendors and brands appear, with numerous price figures and product descriptors scattered throughout.
Marching in an orderly line the 144 pupils of School No 44 Sherman and Nineteenth streets left a smoke filled building shortly after nine oclock. A small blaze in a second floor classroom produced heavy smoke causing the whole school to evacuate under Principal Fred Scherer supervision. Firemen from Engine Company No 4 investigated and found attic access needed, a vigilant effort prevented further damage. the blaze burned but was extinguished with minor damage.
January 10 report from Washington says on March 4 Jerry Matthews will resign his post as private secretary to Senator Fairbanks and move to a new airal tariff position with Berator Foraker. In Olathe Kansas a large blaze destroyed the luminous buildings on the south edge of the public square, with a loss of 400 dollars.
Special to The Sun reports Herford and Gana arriving in San Francisco after veering plans for a Gans versus Britt match. Gardner dunked the rouge hope for a reinb bout, but a Denver foe Queered the Gana Gardner matchup, leaving the project in doubt amid lingering smell of rivalry. Hood's Sarsaparilla advertised for digestion and strength.
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