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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1905
Page
2
An offer proclaims Dr Shoop s Rheumatic Remedy as a guaranteed cure and free trial. The creator claims decades of testing, a costly German chemical, and a no risk dollar package sent to any rheumatic sufferer who writes for a free booklet and order.
Dr Shoops Rheumatic Remedy era fuels the scene as Will H Whittaker superintendent of the reformatory defies governors messages and mingles with Bath House members. Governors messages resolutions and warnings have driven professional lobbyists from both chambers leaving few familiar faces around the halls. Whittaker remains the most visible influence while other figures like Edenharter and various temperance advocates drift in and out of the Dallas legislature.
Charles W. Pairbanks is poised to become the nation s highest paid vice president with an annual salary of 610.62, far above predecessors who earned 58.00. The pay increase has been authorized by Congress and sparks debate over government spending.
Sale offers room for alterations and lists prices such as Regular 3150 and 200 shirts including Manhattans.
A motion to elect Henry Victor as president of the South-side Turnverein was approved after a late struggle. Victor was the sole candidate and will lead the group with three new trustees added by members who opposed his past year. Fred Mack was re elected vice president amid debates over hall dances and governance.
Speaker Cantwell announced his appointments Wednesday morning after the Norsemen seated William Benson of Indianapolis as chairman of the reformatories committee Vincent Clifford secured the railroads chair while Rulck and Brunaueh of Indianapolis were not assigned. Warren G Bayre chairs ways and means and Ele Stansbury the judiciary committee. E A Dausman got the criminal code committee and Judge Gough on corporations. Mr Beckman became chairman of the fees and salaries committee Jesse Fletcher chairs the affairs of the city Indianapolis and Professor C Howe of Indianapolis chairs the educational committee.
William Bosson is expected to preside over the Joint Republican caucus in the house Wednesday night to formally select Abe r Be veridge and James A. Hemenway as Republican candidates for re election and nomination as senator. Speaker Cantwell will give the nominating speech for Beveridge, seconded by Thomas C. Howe of Indianapolis. Senator Edgar Durre of Evansville will nominate Hemenway with Harry Branaugh of Indianapolis seconding.
The house elections committee continued a contest between Democrat Joseph M. Cravens and Republican Samuel Wallace for Jefferson county’s seat. The election result is in dispute with contested wallets in committee hands. A committee meeting will determine the outcome and majority minority reports are expected before the house reviews first debate.
In New York City a man named Reid faces tax questions on personal property valued at over a million dollars. The case involves a Dahle Q Tourne inattentive wording and mentions a residence or claim tied to Richmond, Indiana.
Uncle Sam and the Civil Service Commission announce examinations for positions requiring trades and skilled labor. Information is available from H K Milhouse, local Civil Service Secretary, at the post office. Applications open to all U.S. citizens. Trades listed include bakers, blacksmiths, carpenters, cooks, firefighters, masons, painters, printers, machinists, and more.
The Manus Training High Benoni school newspaper The Mirror elected its editorial team after a lengthy January meeting. Donald E. Toph was named editor in chief, Osmond Lehrimer business manager, Howard Gay advertising manager, Bertha Cravens literary editor, Carl Buddenbaum assistant, Maude Poynter local editor, Alma Pickrell art editor, and several others including Leoty Thompaun exchange editor and Will tar words pastetant.
Representative Thomas C. Howe and Representative Springer express support for any bill that would safeguard the honor and decency of young women. Judge Whallon prepared the measure as a basis for debate, with one member noting strong in favor.
In Madison Wisconsin the supreme court overruled a demurrer and held F J Kosher had cause for action for not returning the stomach of his dead mother sent to Milwaukee physician A J Patek for examination. He sued for damages after lower courts sustained the demurrer claiming no injury to property or person existed.
Admiral Ekryciat, who had commanded forces in Vladivostok, departed for St. Petersburg on Wednesday, signaling a return home.
Readable segments show committee names and members in the Indiana House including Appropriations Ways and Means for multiple districts, Education and Public Welfare topics, Agriculture, Public Morals, Manufactures and Commerce, Public Expenditures, and Joint Committees with numerous named members such as Springer, Cribe, McDowell, Shively, and Hubbard, noting a long roster and various county affiliations.
John Miller, 29, a restaurant waiter, killed his wife Anna and two children Martha 21/2 and Mary 1, then wounded himself. After an argument over money, he returned home drunk, fatally slaying them with a pistol and razor before shooting himself. He died later in hospital.
Chicago police report a trio of young bandits aged about 3 to 1 commanded Albert C. Stanga to raise his hands near Hoyne and Washington. As he turned away they fired, wounding him in the back. He was mortally believed injured at the hospital. The youths escaped.
Vienna reports a medical faculty announcement that asthma and catarrh soon will be unknown diseases in Austria. The campaign against respiratory diseases has achieved a ninety percent cure rate with the new Austrian drug scapateo. A permanent depot at 6 East Mitbet, New York City, offers ascatco free by mail to applicants.
Hinshaw, the Rev William E Winshaw, received a prearranged presentiment that Gov Durbin would parole him. In a Claypool hotel room Tuesday night friends gathered and learned of the parole hours before the official announcement. Union Hunt and other ministers from Indiana attended as Hinshaw described the moment of release and his rush to the train.
Speculation ends as donor Jo Leo Morton pledges 4.5 million for the Cathedral of St John the Divine. Funds cover a new wing Ayeboir and organ with remainder for choir furnishings, memorializing Morton’s daughter. Estimated 41 million goal, 190 thousand pledged to date. completion in three years for 5000 worshippers.
An old advertisement touts Laxative Bromo Quinine as a worldwide cold and grip remedy that supposedly removes the cause. It instructs readers to call for the full name and look for the signature of E. W. Grove.
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