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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1905
Page
3
A Mrs. Little Ward of Saint Louis writes praising Peruna for curing pelvic catarrh and general debility after years of illness. She recounts rapid improvement after using Peruna and endorses Dr Hartman’s advice, noting renewed health and willingness to recommend the remedy. The text explains pelvic catarrh and distinguishes Peruna as a systemic remedy addressing catarrh wherever located.
The Daily Telegraph reports Vienna police found a plot to blow up Hiniskoje castle near Moscow where the czar and imperial family planned to stay during the emperor’s visit. About 0 pounds of dynamite were found in a cellar linked by a Mediterranean postal route to a room under the czarist apartments. Several arrests, including two engineers who prepared the castle’s rooms, followed. the czar reportedly cancelled the stay at Wintakole after the discovery.
An advertisement claims Kesweuve Nerve Inc has cured convulsions and epilepsy, offering referrals to cured patients. It cites a case of severe brain illness from childhood, hospital confinement, and gradual improvement after treatment, promising a money-back refund if results fail.
President Roosevelt welcomed Baron Roman Hostenovitch Hosen as the new Russian ambassador at Sagamore Hill Oyster Bay on July 13. Vermit and Ethel Roosevelt left for New York to visit relatives. Secretary Loeb begins his vacation Sunday and plans a month’s trip to the Teton range south of Yellowstone with Mrs. Loeb.
In Muncie Indiana Orville Wolf eight son of Frank Wolf drowned in White river while swimming Thursday. George Luts eight son of Charles Lutz contractor was rescued by Bert Esterlin Wolf’s body was recovered.
Special to the stn Hagerstown Indiana July 13 The Wayne county grand jury will meet in Richmond on July 4 for a full investigation into the collapse of the defunct Commercial bank. Rumors claim cashier John Bowman who killed himself after looting up to 250000 had a confederate. bonds were disposed of in Cambridge City Cincinnati and Indianapolis. Edward Mason, a show trader, filed voluntary bankruptcy papers Wednesday and is brother of B T Mason, president of the failed bank.
Deputy Sheriff Austin and a posse closed in on the Barkia house in the Kankakee river wilderness Laporte County Indiana. After a pistol exchange in which shots went wide Barkia was captured and jailed on a charge of attempted criminal assault.
SCRIPPS-3 RAE PRESS ASSOCIATION reports Milwaukee July 1 that the grand jury is expected to return another batch of 10 indictments by week’s end.
Review notes political maneuvering over lodge memberships used for votes. Claims secret orders are cheapened by such baiting. Also mentions Niehaus sculpture approval for Benjamin Harrison statue near the new federal building The Island. Coal Company awarded department coal contracts with listed prices. Obituary notes Capt Tolave death and funeral details. Ritter injury update and candidate for Democratic councilman nomination referenced.
An elderly man named Bagley and his mother left Carthage on a charity pass and aimed for Cana lay to live with relatives. Weathered, hungry, and nearly bare, Bagley completed the seven mile trek back to Warhuge, planning to return to the county infirmary. In St Paul, Lawson spoke at People's Church after a special car journey, drawing a packed crowd. Brass thieves Shipley and accomplices were sentenced to nine to three years in the Indiana reformatory for stealing brass from a cabinet makers' university aviary.
Births list multiple names with ages and addresses including Missine Swaurcey 68, Indianapeli ethatler, 82 College, Mary Carney 82 College. Deaths include Marie Owens 13 months and Robert Burnt months, various causes. Marriages listed include Oxcar Fi Stewart and Roxie PR Behaver. Building permits show repairs across multiple addresses in Indianapolis.
The New York stock market opened strong with mixed gains as Northern Pacific rose to a new high, Great Northern and Ross increased about four percent, and St Paul led early trading. Noon prices showed broad activity with notable shifts as JP holdings were sold to a syndicate led by James J. Hill. The Hill-Harriman block transactions suggest strategic reorganizations amid overall strength in the market. Government bonds remained unchanged.
Edward Cory was shot by a police officer prompting debate over police methods. Board of Mutinty pledges special cognizance while Captain Madden and Superintendent Kruger discuss age of weapons and investigation plans. Officers blamed for bungling work as details of the incident emerge.
Fort Sheridan musician Frank Rock was perhaps fatally wounded during a scuffle with a fellow soldier over a revolver that was discharged. The report notes wartime chaos and injuries across several cities with guards and threats of assassination in Petersburg.
Bears kept trading lively on the Chicago Board of Trade as fair weather and lower cables influenced activity. Reports show Oklahoma, Missouri, and Ranene cash crop supplies, with July wheat and September futures quoted. September corn and oats also referenced along with beef, pork, and lamb offerings at Cincinnati Livestock.
Patrolman Russell was sent to Belt v railroad and Shelby st to subdue a supposed mad dog. He found only a sleepy black puppy under a porch and, charmed, brought the pup home, ending the chase. A woman claimed the dog had terrorized the neighborhood, but the pup proved gentle.
At Fair Bank on Thursday night the Fanciulli band presents a popular program featuring Grand March Traugural Excerpta from Fantana Indian War Dance and selections from The Tanke The Capital and The Princes of Pilven. Drum solo by Maz Nickell and baritone solo Under the Shade of the Old Apple Tree accompany noted pieces amid descriptive sketches and marches.
Indianapolis market report shows hogs at 875 cents, prices up to 670 for much business, light offerings dominate, market quiet but steady after a clearance. Cattle remains active from good to choice stock, sheep fairly active. calves and bulls priced across feeder and butcher grades. New York and Chicago quotes listed for pork products, butter, cheese, and live poultry with fluctuating bids and Friday estimates.
The Italian band conductor Creatore, with Mme Barili and harp soloist Bignor Sodero, plans a week long open air engagement at Paw Bank starting July 24. Fresh from a successful western tour, the ensemble aims to attract large crowds and revive memories of their first Indiana visit, with Boone McKee aiding park managers in securing the engagement.
J Bultyen who was quieted days ago by Mrs Florence Phillipe seeks to move his case from Justice Harvey Brout's court. The judge will likely send the case to Irvington. Disappearance of Sullivan's Shipping Books sparked lengthy litigation. it is alleged Sullivan offered 100 for their recovery. Mrs Prik Ups found them in the county editor's office.
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