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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1908
Page
3
An old age health advertisement extols Peruna as a tonic easing circulatory and digestive issues. It claims improved vitality, clearer skin, and younger appearance, with testimonials from elderly users praising revived energy and well being.
Cloverleaf passenger train wrecked near Frankfort Indiana on Tuesday morning. Wallet Jonusop of Gas Cay suffered a broken arm and severe facial cuts from flying glass. A defective switch malfunction caused the crash with no fatalities reported.
The article recounts Warden James Reid of Michigan City preparing to leave his duties as he is reassigned toward the state capital. Locals describe him as genial and popular, noting his long service and the respect of families in Portage Township.
The property on the northeast corner of Alabama and 8s. Joeata, a two story business block with storerooms and dwelling, owned by George C. Pearson, was sold to Dr. Mol. Leobhead for 87,000. The parcel fronts 18 feet six inches and extends 125 feet deep. Pearson and wife also sold 1 foot six inches adjoining to the Riley property for 41,161 each. Parcels sold through Halston & Camden agents.
The grand jury returned two murder indictments amid chaotic notes and garbled sentences. One targets Mende Harr whestot and Eugeng Burke near Kingans packing plant, connected to a girl’s death, while the other accuses Raward Betems in a separate murder case. A confused report references the Kid Carenee and a broader violent context as workers, authorities, and medical exams outline state responsibilities.
The readable content is fragmentary and lacks coherent facts, names, places, dates, or outcomes. No identifiable persons or organizations are present to anchor a summary.
Fragmented OCR listing births deaths and marriages with scattered names such as William HL, Cathie S Smith, Grace, and Moser, plus references to addresses and various local notices. The text mentions meningitis, infant Conlon, and a long string of likely marriage and property notes, though details are garbled and inconsistent.
Exchange Bank of this city under president Charts Montague suspended payment and closed doors Monday afternoon. Montague is said to have suffered heavy losses across various enterprises.
A garbled OCR fragment describes a theft with unclear details and numerous misspellings. It mentions stolen money, a potential location or event, and various names or terms that are only partially readable. The text is too corrupted to identify any reliable entities or a coherent sequence of facts.
A garbled OCR text fragment mentions Thomas defending Audas Iscariot amid scattered names and phrases. The readable bits are inconsistent and provide no clear event, date, location, or outcome to summarize into a coherent news item.
A fragmentary report covers a trial where the jury found the gun was mischarged and notes reference to Garnet and a shooter. It mentions a miner case in Musou Iatanet, a hip pocket misfire, and remarks about the defendant’s reputation. The passage hints at a courtroom verdict and local notoriety in a period-tinged tone.
A scanned legal summary discusses a Ponte State attorney and imprisonment terms. References to a jail term, end of month deadlines, and work examining papers to determine outcomes are noted. The fragmentary text mentions deadlines, hearings, and an examination process without clear names or locations.
Muddled fragment describes a ships operation and a proposed timeline. It mentions a person named Mabry and a right Jord, with references to a central area and a failed or uncertain sequence. The readable parts suggest a coordination effort amid maritime activity and timing concerns.
Fragmentary OCR reads as a list of names and places including Salem, Tet, W. J. Parkhiver, Capt. Henry Wy Teese, Goshon, Capt. Albert Co Williams, and Salem. The text appears to be an incomplete roster or report with several unreadable terms and misordered fragments.
A new national bank has been organized at Tannttell with a capital of six thousand dollars. Founders include RW. Anderson, Plaine One car Uiddley, Danville, and Paytor Keas fan, Plainiela.
Two deaths reported in Brownsburg Indiana as a brief illness ends the lives of Mrs Samuel N Ingeman and the year old child of Mr and Mrs Curtle Walker. No further details provided in the fragmentary text.
A chaotic report describes Milwaukee women permitted to ride astride at a fair or horse show with men allowed to ride in a similar fashion. The piece credits Dr Gray as manager and references Milwaukee’s beer history and local venues. It notes court actions and public memories tied to a controversial event.
in London a driver named Martin faced a charge of tumbling or endangering the public while racing a car at high speed. He pleaded out, offered gifts, and the case was dismissed by the Newmarket police court.
A mixed livestock listing shows prime steers at 1595.40 with weights fair to heavy, and mixed stockers, hogs, sheep, and calves priced across entries. Market commentary notes early gains in stocks, trades across Yorks and Western markets, and turbulence in copper, rail, and industrials with London support and broker selling in Consolidated Gas and other issues.
Markets show mixed activity with bond and stock movements, heavy interest in American stocks, and notable shifts in agricultural quotes. Chicago grain and Indianapolis live stock data indicate modest gains for certain classes, while railroad and banking names appear among advancing issues and unsettled prices across regions.
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