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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1908
Page
3
A newspaper excerpt quotes numerous women endorsing Peruna, claiming relief from catarrhal colds and long-standing female health issues. Letters from Katherine Dautey of Milwaukee and Jennie Rose of New York City praise the tonic as life changing and essential during monthly suffering.
A collection of testimonials from Buffalo residents praising Peruna for relief from menstrual irregularities Brights disease and general catarrh. Miss Ruth Emerson and Mrs Jennie Rase share rapid improvement after months of use, while Dr Hartman offers free advice and the Peruna Medicine Co advertises the remedy and its authoritatively endorsed status.
Report reached Sergt Warren at about 4 am Thursday that William Jennings Bryan aged 44 was dead in a bed at 46 Downey street. Morgan and Simon were sent to the scene and found the man had been dead several hours. The body was taken to the city morgue and an inquest will determine the cause of death.
San Rafael authorities exhumed Col. J. Beat's body and found sawdust in the organs, suggesting prior autopsy tampering. Dr. Woods and wife Alice Woods face warrants for grand larceny and perjury after bonds reportedly worth $200 disappeared.
In Indianapolis Kitten Mia Ball's cat named Kitte girle bore five kittens bound together at the abdomen. Only one survived as doctors and neighbors observed the mother desolate after the rare birth. The hearth home drew crowds of curious visitors while the kittens were tended in a kitchen basket before the tragedy.
A mother cat tears free her bound kittens while moving them from kitchen to bedroom and they die one by one leaving one healthy survivor. The Ball family, fond of Kitue-girne for four years, declines a theatre agent’s offer to buy the kittens.
Syracuse baseball player Frank Delehanty identified in drowning case of his brother Fad Delehanty after a bridge confrontation with bridge tender Kingston. Eyewitnesses recount Delehanty’s threats and violence on a Canadian train car. a body found near Niagara Basin is believed to be El Delehanty. An investigation is to follow.
Three distinct Os rioted in Evansville prompting authorities to detain individuals for several days. The stalemate could extend delays beyond Friday morning if the stand is not met. By Thursday morning Evansville remained calm and no word reached the Baverney office from the city regarding Ohio.
Evansville readers recall side incidents from a three week conflict showing human interest and humor. A police tell of an undaunted elderly man seeking shelter and a trench of laughter amid the city’s war memories. Residents recall adventures, money dwindling, and stubborn resolve as troops camp near Sunset Park and Marion county’s chiggers earn notoriety in camp life.
Five citizens were arrested on Bradbury indictments for taking part in riots in Evansville. Authorities plan to delay trial of Robert Brown, alleged murderer of Patrolman Massey, due to Gov Durbin’s refusal to sanction bringing the suspect forth with militia protection. James Barnett, 18, the riot’s tenth fatality, died Wednesday at 4 hospital. Twenty indictments have been returned.
Joseph T. Zelgiar upholsterer Richard Groesbeck cigarmaker Socialist A P Cardwell furniture dealer William Trimble hayman and James Steete listed among state roopa likely to be drawn Friday as part of a public listing of community members involved in the event.
Arguments of attorneys in the Drake murder case were completed Thursday afternoon. The jury was expected to return a verdict soon, with expectations that Mrs Drake would be acquitted if the state failed to prove a key vase item as evidence and the defense had shown strong points.
Murray Crane of Massachusetts left Cape Cod Bay and spent Wednesday at Sagamore Hill for a high level conference with President Roosevelt. The meeting, described as highly important, signals Crane's closer ties to the president and potential future role in guiding the Roosevelt campaign.
New York reports a quiet stock market with money easy and higher export futures amid Venezuelan seizure claims. Indianapolis notes receipts and shifting markets for fat steers and cows. Cincinnati and Haven reports show varied hog and sheep prices with steady to strong demand and clearances.
New York July 4 Nelwn Delia daughter of Arthur A Delmage a retired man eloped with and wed a daughter of J Koehler a brewer of Berle 2s She has returned to her parents who have urged her to sue for divorce She is described as handsome and among the fashionables of Eric.
Ex commissioner Dewitt J. Moreland arrives home from a Mexico trip amid removal and grand jury scrutiny. He says he will tell the grand jury what he knows and not incriminate others, while a reporter pressed questions about his future actions. In Chicago, market notes cover hogs, cattle, and grain prices at Union Stock Yards and futures activity, with mixed results across commodities and livestock.
Wall Street opened with minor fluctuations as declines in New York C and slight weaknesses in steels were noted. Priced movements were restrained, money rates eased, and Atlantic listing details showed mixed results across rail, coal, and copper shares plus modest noon quotes across exchanges.
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