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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1905
Page
2
An advertisement touts Dr Shoop's Restorative as a remedy for kidney trouble by strengthening automatic nerves controlling all vital organs. It promises a free book on kidneys, demands no payment unless a dollar bottle is shipped, and directs readers to mail to Dr Shoop, Box 78, Racing Wis.
In Buffalo January report, Custier Werner tests on a closed German bank case in New York police court. Emory, Appleyard, and Dion figure in alleged conspiracy to defraud the bank of sixty four thousand dollars. Hearings resumed Thursday with accusations of loans lacking value and securities.
John Cuney and Florene TL wed in Chicago without family consent. They reached Pittsburg where Cuney’s father, Frank Cuney, a distiller, wired to have them arrested on arrival. Cuney spent time in Central Station. bride stayed at Duquesne House. Bride telegraphed her mother, president of ELM Publishing, and fathers headed to Pittsburg seeking remuneration. Cuney, 22, Yale fraternity member. bride younger by one year. Father claims to have “best old bed in the world.”
A limited wreck near Santa Fe New Mexico in dense fog involved the California Limited colliding with freight early Thursday. One fireman is missing and several injured, with a killed barber among the casualties. The incident disrupted early travel with no time to jump.
Investigators search for a motive behind mailing poisoned whisky to young grocer Omar Bradley and his wife. The probe weighs whether Bradley or wife staged the act for notoriety or if another culprit acted, with detectives examining past ties and possible informants in Indianapolis and Frankfort.
A bi monthly settlement discussion led Povecsney Assistant Tyesiaent and Plorca to a local meeting about cement prices. The highlighted point states a card rate of less than $4 per ton and mentions Che har din weale and Pudalera as context.
Births list multiple names with addresses and relations including George Weller and Jaethe Weller in Wy Sati and Tee Krnges with J.B. and Anna Skates at IT Martin. Deaths note Sarah Dnggerty and Willum Whitson with ages and causes. Marriages among Pierson and Betle-Garber, Laner and Gaul, Taylor and Davis, Roflard and Young, Risk and Powderty, Hadley and Lesener, Dernham and Har vel.
Officials log permits for several projects including 1130 Tremon and a 106 N area. The MeCier reports on growth in rural zones with notices of new construction, minor improvements, and related city approvals.
Charles Tucker defense moves to argue that Miss Mabel Page authored the Morton address found near her body. Handwriting expert testimony suggests the note and page handwriting resemble Miss Page and may have been dropped inadvertently.
The piece outlines a 12 page advanced government policy agenda for Wisconsin lawmakers. It emphasizes tax reform for corporations, anti trust measures, education funding, railroad and utility regulation, civil service expansion, municipal reform, and a new state capitol costing 5 million dollars to replace the February fire damage. It calls for strong enforcement of inheritance law, employee protections, and a women’s appointment to a state board.
An Illinois tragedy report states that an elderly man, 80, shot himself twice in the heart after wounding his wife who was alleged to be unfaithful. The incident occurred Wednesday in Jan. 12 noting the sequence of events and injuries.
Laura Gates shadows Mary Record from her home to Union Station in Monon Indiana and points her out to Patrolman Shafer as a thief bent on leaving town. The alarm halts Miss Beconi’s wedding plans and the watch theft triggers a police inquiry and custody at the station.
Fragmented text shows activists opposing a statehood proposal and coordinating letters to lawmakers. Mentions New Mexico, Arizona figures, and business interests. The passage indicates pressure from residents and various groups against formal statehood steps and affiliated political actions.
Fragmented OCR text mentions rate payments, tolls, and pressure on merchants. References Scripps press association, private car lines, and President Roosevelt. Indicates disputes over charges and a commission’s role in relief. Names include Ayres and By Astes, with vague Macussing locale and wartime commerce tensions.
Berlin reports show Zion City agent activity as offices open in Berlin Dresten Lubbeck Brettin Limbach Sitdenberg to recruit emigrants bound for America. Editor Sarashon of the Jewish Morning Journal dies in New York on a Thursday morning.
An advert claims Liquozone has reached 1804000 users in one year and offers a free first bottle to sick applicants. It describes the product as a nerve and vitalizer derived from oxygen, not alcohol, waiving internal use and praising its supposed germ-killing powers while listing numerous diseases it allegedly treats.
A major blaze at the Academy of Music and adjacent Park and Savery hotels in Chelsea, Massachusetts, gutted the south side of Chelsea Square. Fireman WL Gigeey died, others injured. the blaze caused about $350,000 in damage. A mystery woman died after surgery at City Hospital in Cincinnati. notes revealed her true name Blanche Mohler of Marion Indiana and her marriage to Harvey Mohler.
Washington Jan 14 The president announced he would appoint Senator Cockrell of Missouri on March 4 to the Interstate Commerce Commission and reappoint Yeomans of Iowa to serve until March 4. The notice names the individuals and terms in a terse official telegram.
Notices to citizens in Center and nearby townships of Marion County Indiana announcing applications to the Board of County Commissioners for licenses to sell intoxicating vinous malt and spirituous liquors in quantities under five gallons with premises on various streets including Massachusetts Avenue Washington Street Vermont Street and Mass Ave Indianapolis Ward 1 2 7 15 and 3 with stated business locations and permission to drink on premises. names include JOHN WIEDER CONRAD CLINE and DAVIE 6 as applicants and ward designations with dates and terms for February term of the County Commissioners.
A string of killings in Beatrice over the past 48 hours leaves William Mason and John Immon dead, a man shot on a public road, and an unknown colored assailant believed to be involved. Reports describe a violent spree ending with two young farmers shot execution style after attempting contact at a social gathering. A local paper notes Hood's Sarsaparilla promotions amid the turmoil.
In dense fog on an early Thursday a British steamer named Tila Genusta ran aground near Nier Island. A crew member from the lifeboat station aided by a rescue team reported the vessel taking on water and needed assistance. Parliament meets February 14.
A public notice warns of restrictions in Center township Mastenshire area regarding intoxicants and liquor sales. It mentions a deadline in February and references city privileges and local shop activity, detailing limits on alcohol handling and public order at specific sites in Tadhandimtte.
Subscriptions notice appears to announce civic actions and voting details in Center township. The document mentions county commissioners and a license to sell spirits, with scattered names and places. It references My lien of luetiess Shereky end Meyer and others, with directions to a building on a street corner. Martin Hele is listed at the end.
Citizens of Center Township in Marion County Indiana announce two license requests to the Board of Commissioners at the February term 1X5. One seeks a license to sell wine beer and spirits in quantities and to allow on premises consumption at a two story brick building fronting Delaware Street with specified lot dimensions in Ward No 1. The other requests a license to sell similar alcoholic beverages in quantities under five gallons with on premises consumption at a room fronting east on Wearst Street within a listed subdivision and lot in Indianapolis. Both involve properties known by street addresses and lot numbers with uncertainty in spelling due to damaged text.
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