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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1905
Page
6
A testimonial letter extols Pyramid Pile Cure, claiming cure after three months and urging others to try it. The letter notes minimal side effects, praises the remedy, and mentions a 50 cent price. Proprietors encourage unsolicited letters as proof and offer a free information booklet.
Charles Reed a white man accused after an assault was jailed but freed when witnesses from the Linden hotel testified he had acted well. He said he was merely seeking bean soup at a restaurant when arrested. Harry Hiball, a colored boy, was released as no proof emerged against him.
Washington January Wednesday morning the defense attorneys in the Smoot hearing unexpectedly announced that they rested their case. It was decided that the prosecution should open the arguments. The turning morning: The case will end this week.
The Spanish cabinet led by Premier Miura resigned to King Alfonso on Thursday. The reason for the action is not known.
A bill introduced by Representative Cunningham proposes abolishing football in Nebraska colleges. The first offense carries up to eight days in jail or imprisonment for war days, while a second offense could bring one to two years in the penitentiary.
Frank A. Thiner brought suit against the Indivhne Fiien Cheetion era PRT Ou eee of damages for injury to a horse and its carriage. The court awarded damages on Wednesday after examining the evidence of harm and liability.
The Basra of Salels announced Wednesday noon the appointment of Teagmend J Crane Eepubttivan and Olle Henry Democrat as new patrol officers. Morning exercises proceed as scheduled with adjustments due to a district event causing the Friday session to move to 1 30 PM tomorrow. the Friday afternoon slot is replaced.
A veteran health ad touts Dr Miles Aut Pain Putts Tellove Armour as soothing nerves relieving headaches dizziness and indigestion. It claims no injury and warns users will notice relief only.
An ad extols Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills as a universal remedy for pain and stomach ailments. It claims to relieve headaches nervousness indigestion and neu ralgia with testimonials from a Mrs H Danks of Moorestown New Jersey. The copy praises efficacy and mentions pricing and bottle counts.
Special to the Sun notes Senator Frawley’s bill aims to make prize fights felonies while allowing eight ounce glove bouts for medals under Amateur Athletic Union rules. Observers doubt lawmakers grasp the bill’s true aims, fearing it will enable staged events to placate the sport without real reform if it passes in Albany.
Agitation in Congress to honor Pierre Charles LEnfant by moving infant remains to Washington and placing a slate casket over his grave in Prince George s County Maryland. A memorial building or monument is proposed here to celebrate the engineer who laid out the national capital. Burial site on Diggs estate faces owners opposition but may become government preserved ground.
The report lists additional Americans and Mexicans among victims in the Hat of victims connected to the Hat of victims in the Yaque Hilton chase. It names individuals from Minnesota and Massachusetts among those affected and mentions figures tied to the rubber industry and regional political figures. The article notes a continuing campaign and mentions troops in an errand state amid mounting casualties.
Bourbon Wilkes Jr, a steady East trotter bred by Lady Pipes fame, won the third heat at Columbus after a delayed ride. Rice arrived late to see the chestnut stallion clock a 2 12 4 record, while Josh drove the final stretch amid crowd cheers and winning bets.
Modan Theresa Schuljal of Kansas City told police that her husband John Schujal beat her and she fled. The court ordered him held on a charge of failing to keep peace, with terms set for execution and possible further action.
Professor Conner gave a public talk at Butler College and presented Shakespeare's Merchant of Venice in Indianapolis. The reading featured scenes and a concluding graphic late-night segment with a Mark Twain interview.
A chaotic campus report describes University of Michigan students in a rite where wearers gain a badge of honor for athletic prowess. Track officials, led by manager Huimes, confront counterfeit symbols as the blocked tradition persists amid student pride and controversy.
Special report notes hundreds of bills introduced in both houses near March 4 adjournment. Many are unlikely to pass and will reappear after the next session. Observers mention persistent demands in claims and wills cases, with witnesses and heirs complicating consolidation actions.
A fragmented listing shows a college football schedule with multiple opponents and dates across spring and early summer. The text names Maryland Agricultural College and several opponents including Penn State Syracuse Princeton Navy Fordham and Lafayette with games slated from March through June across various venues.
An unclear account describes a revolt in Honduras with references to a steamer Kepana and Spanish Handiras. The message mentions a voyage from Hinndiiraa and a protest attributed to Thewens and local authorities. The text is garbled and difficult to verify, with possible foreign location names and unsettled dates.
An advertisement-style claim promotes Tobacco-Specific as a harmless remedy to cure all tobacco habits. It lists numerous named individuals who allegedly quit after free sample packages, urges readers to request a sample by mail from Rogers Drug & Chemical Co. in Cincinnati, Ohio, and asserts broad effectiveness without patient awareness.
Charles Montague, a clerk at Gus Hauck's commission house on Washington Street, struck Charles Miner with a poker during a dispute over money he believed Miner had underreported. Montague was arrested after serious injuries were treated by Dr. Taughtin at the City Dispensary Wednesday evening.
San Francisco January 4 report says Young Corbett and Traurig Nelson are likely to fight at Moyes Valley club next month. Both accept bouts with Pritt, but the opponent for White remains unsettled, with possible rival Jubex White in play.
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