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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1905
Page
6
A Danish expedition to Greenland studied local manners and customs to aid governance. They describe liquor control under government, limited marriages, child cruelty, and harsh practices toward infants. The account depicts Eskimos reshaped by civilization and colonial oversight.
Attorney Foster C. Shirley was approached by a man claiming to be an agent for West Publishing of St Paul. The man demanded payment on a check payable to the company but kept insisting on direct payment to him. Shirley reported the impostor to authorities. no payment yet received and the man planned to sell more self-help books in Indianapolis.
Random fragmentary notes describe frozen milk and soup sold by the pound, a Dortmund dealer Kurt Blebert offering cheaper substitutes for Chinese tea, and a tale of long journey in India about curing preparations. Mentions a glossy down and woven fibers from chestnut trees, with references to uncertain causes and appearances.
Tittoni, Italy’s foreign minister, collapsed with apoplexy during a taunting shooting party near Magione in Perugia. Ambassador George Von L Meyer and Dr. Mazzoni assisted Tittoni, who is 60 and a prominent advocate of arbitration and world peace. Tittoni’s condition is critical but may improve with care.
Indictment names Harry Murphy and several co-defendants in a case involving grand larceny and burglary. Other charged individuals include Hoey Ola Ferris Wagner and Blize Mure, with details citing deeds and evidence presented to the court. The report notes charges of grand larceny and related offenses as the judicial process proceeds.
McDonald recounts a money transfer for his mwege and notes Jude McDonald asked about Engs charge. He asserts Engs paid the money to John Holna, his attorney, who reportedly exonerated them by claiming receipt of the funds. The Nickerson account calls Engs’s story weak and says nothing in the office will satisfy penalties.
City commissioners refused to grant a saloon license for a proposed venue in the Shortridge Veroot building area. The action noted that the applicant did not meet licensing requirements for a brewing operation and the site near a local hulliling was deemed unsuitable. No final approval was given for Paul Baer’s project.
A misread dispatch notes that stock breeders and delegates arrived on Monday to attend the national giving stock association gathering. Key figures Emin Hannon and Talend are listed among attendees as part of the union of live stock men.
The contest for senator opens with candidates list including JV Quarles 2G Chora Mo Webb Congressman Tta Cowper and Pangressman d J Beek. Names like Gov Hotoliette Isaac Stepberwy and W I Conn appear in the ballot section per the Madison press report.
A fire in a Chapin Street building burned one occupant named Cucaro to death while nine others escaped. The flames on Monday caused extensive damage and left residents shaken. Fire officials investigated the incident and searched for a cause.
Gen Moody presented the government’s position before the U S Supreme Court on Monday afternoon, arguing in the so called best trust venture case.
Missouri voters delivered the electoral vote for the Republican presidential and vice presidential candidates on Monday, the first such backing since 1969, marking a notable shift in the state’s political alignment. The event occurred in Jefferson City and was reported by the press association.
An old advertisement promotes Laxative Bromo Quinine as a cure for colds and neuralgia. It urges readers to obtain the remedy and call for the signature of BW Grove, the purported maker, as part of the product endorsement.
Washington dispatch outlines centuries of upheaval in Santo Domingo with repeated coups and invasions. It notes Ulysses Heureaux's 1888 to 1893 rule, constitutional suspensions, mass executions, and succession by short terms and revolts. It mentions U.S. warnings during the latest revolution and the assassination of Heureaux by Ramon Caceras.
Charles Kuble was sentenced to nineteen days in jail and ten more days for beating his wife while Dee Mosley paid a fine and received a HM day sentence for assaulting and beating his wife. In police court, a man named Winbng argued about wisdom teeth with his wife, pulling her by the ankle, and Mogley choked his wife in a playful mood leading to further remarks in court.
An old nurse for children claims Pulleys Shafting Sawa Bhixer Miner On and Supply Oo or An Old Nurse for Children Mro Winslow's BOOTHING xrnue for teething should always be used. It soothes the child mastens the quma and relieves wind colic and diarrhea. Twenty five cents a bottle.
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