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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1905
Page
6
Claims elevate CUTICURA Ointment as the greatest emollient skin cure and antiseptic for preserving purity and beauty of skin. Promoted uses include cleansing scalp, stopping hair loss, softening rough hands, soothing rashes and ulcers, and servicing toilet and nursery needs. Mentioned by Kotte Drugs Chem Corp.
Hoffmann Hoffmann and Hoffa Holt face four year terms for graft involving a county salary and cabinet fees during Hoffmann’s incumbency as Wayne County coroner.14 men were jailed in Detroit awaiting removal to state prison after November elections. The case centers on misuse of county funds and corruption in the coroner's office.
Mrs. Philip Jones of Englewood New Jersey reports a seven year search for her missing brother John Milsted tied to a series of sleeping dreams. She believes the visions show him alive in unknown hospitals and continues nightly despite illness and nervous strain.
A Wisconsin boy named John Heftorain admitted taking Mrs. Fleming's watch while passing through her house to show friends. He claimed a Christmas promise from his father led to the act. The judge gave him a reprimand and liberty after a warning, noting the act was not theft with intent to keep.
A suit recalls the drowning of Harry Harold in an Acroune canal while alleging the Indianapolis Water Company failed to maintain a safe log crossing. The unseen ruling cites a canal incident in which young Harold fell into the water, with the plaintiff seeking damages of three dollars.
The Arizona Legislature on Thursday unanimously passed a joint resolution opposing any form of statehood for New Mexico. It declares a territorial government should continue indefinitely.
A study shows France has few ultra rich with 100 individuals worth between 2 000 800 and 10 000 000 dollars and 14 000 with inherited property valued 192 000 to 386 000 dollars. In 1902 inheritances totaling 921 000 90 were left, with over 300 000 of 36 612 bequests ranging 20 cents to 1 980 dollars. Large inheritances 50 000 to 100 000 dollars were under 0.04 percent, and estates over 100 000 dollars under 0.01 percent of total value.
Indiana osteopaths urge the Legislature to grant them equal status with other physicians, proposing a separate Board of Examiners and arguing current regulation limits patient access and discriminates against osteopathy. Dr. J F Bramhurst cites the need for fair licensing and fewer barriers to practice and education.
A discussion argues that a school must remain loyal to its graduate who serves as a member. Critics claim uncleared interests threaten authority, while supporters insist the independent board can police abuses and preserve proper governance within the school.
In a sensational report from Los Angeles, locals recount tales of the Superstition Mountains as the home of evil spirits. An exploring party notes red domes and white saintly caps, with tremors and volcanic activity blamed on hidden fires beneath the desert. Indigenous lore speaks of a banshee warning of approaching death and restless spirits in the earth.
Mrs Sarath Burgess of Bennington Virginia a venerable resident and only daughter of a Revolutionary War soldier was 99 on December 22 Her father served in Massachusetts regiments under Col Marshall and Col Bell later died in 1846 She and husband Richmond Burgess who died five years ago lived 58 years and she has five children 16 grandchildren and 22 great grandchildren
Taggart now sole owner of the Grand Hotel Company after purchasing the entire holdings of Murry B Ohmer. He will assume full management in ten days. Ohmer will pursue other business ventures.
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