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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1905
Page
6
An advertisement claims Liquozone kills germs without harming body tissue and offers $1,000 for a germ it cannot destroy. It touts two years of testing, over a million dollars spent, and a free bottle offer via a coupon, detailing numerous diseases allegedly treated and urging readers to try the product without obligation.
A frenzied man at Whiting Indiana attacked a resident with a weapon after claiming mistreatment. He attempted to kill, then killed himself twice with a probable fatal outcome. A boarder named Crosz and others were involved as relatives were hospitalized with injuries.
Horace W. Moremi of Defferave county seeks custody of his grandchildren from their mother Mrs Vand Wo Morera. The Kentucky grandfather claims the children are kept in poor conditions and seeks their care, while the mother asserts she can provide a home and opportunity in Kentucky.
Special to the En Perm. Ind. Jap. The temperature here Wednesday morning dropped to below freezing as northern Indiana feels the chill. Wabash reports frost and unusually cold conditions across the region.
Fragmented OCR presents a chaotic local scene with mentions of a man named Combs WHA and unclear references to a trial or justice context. It describes poultry, hens, and egg production alongside weather or radiation notes and farming activities. The text is largely garbled and lacks a clear, coherent news event.
A derailment on a Big Four passenger train near Kartback halted the train Wednesday morning. The engine and cars left the track after a broken rail on the line. Several passengers were slightly injured but none seriously hurt.
A train incident at Pendleton Tuesday left Oliver Horne aged 28 injured when an iron axle box struck him as he fell from a car. He was riding on the train and dropped nearly under the wheels before the axle box stopped him from more serious harm.
Special to The Sun reports Danl Theths ih of Toha Fluhrer fell into an open grate in Boonville Indiana on Tuesday and was fatally burned. The incident occurred in a residence, with authorities noting the accident caused by an open grate. Local officials are investigating.
City Attorney Warrum argued Wednesday to block a 50 cent gas ordinance enforcement as gas firm Winter argued the company supplied only artificial gas. Warrum contends witnesses are inadmissible as they were new and not proven. The court weighs municipal rights and contract questions in the ongoing dispute.
A stream of updates shows pupils assigned to new rooms across the school as the third term begins. Teachers like Miss Abbottens and Mr Forsyth outline pupil movements from rooms 17 30 and 49, with reports due to various staff as new classrooms and annexes come into use.
A Tuesday entry lists a false alarm at Arthur Jordans on Delaware and Maryland, with a wooden dwelling on Bowtheastern Ave belonging to Chaplet Thynkel as owner-occupant and $19 damage. Another entry notes a Century frame grocery and bakery owned by Albert Hebre with J. Fenneman as occupant and $190 damage. A Wednesday note cites a one story frame on W Ohio with Hileenberr as owner and David Stephenson occupant, damage $15.
George Farlow faced grand jury after being charged with having an extra wife beyond the law. Judge Wharton sent him to the panel with both alleged spouses present to testify but not called. The report notes the case as an instance of bigamy under local court procedure.
Reports from St Petersburg claim the czar and his governor general Trepov face an escalating crisis. Widespread strikes press Trepov’s dictatorial powers while revolutionary groups threaten the emperor’s safety. Fresh disturbances reported from Kishineff and Reval as security forces mobilize.
London reports from Russian revolutionary circles that organization activity increases in London with speculation of a general revolt possibly this week. The expected date forecasts a bloodier day than the previous Sunday, testing whether the revolt will be national or metropolitan.
The Moscow munit movement shows slower growth as many workers refuse to join. Socialist agitators push for strikes, but turnout remains low with 300 workers quitting. Strike leaders expect Koppa vs Birkkers clash to shift opinion and possibly halt work, while troops try to curb assembling unions.
A fragmented census-like snapshot of St Petersburg detailing population composition by religion, literacy, and social classes. It lists percentages for Greek Catholics Protestants Roman Catholics Jews and others along with occupational distribution including workers, clergy, merchants, nobles, and foreigners, plus notes on area under water and industry.
Reported demonstration near the Kremlin on Red Square with strikers planning to gather Wednesday night. Some Moscow lawyers have declined to participate while authorities consider granting demands.
Report on Mrs Jenner and the Margaret Forbes matter centers on evasive testimony and delayed ruling as investigators weigh statements from Stier and other witnesses. Judge Subba questions prior procedures while describing mild discipline and inconsistent behavior by Forbes in the juvenile court context.
Practical guide on selecting, pruning, and planting trees for ornamental impact. Emphasizes choosing a single perfect specimen, proper root handling, soil preparation, spacing, and arranging groups to maximize color, texture, and yearlong appeal.
Special to The Journal discusses Russia’s early history from Kievs decline to the rise of Peter the Great. It covers the move of power to Vladimir, Ivan the Great ending Mongol rule, the 16th century expansion, and Peter I modernizing reforms including Western dress, shipbuilding, and military expansion. It notes Catherine the Greats Crimea conquest and the 19th century push into Asia, along with Nicholas II’s era and the expansion of Russian influence.
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