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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1905
Page
3
Miss Marie Lepachaw of Portland Oregon and a local union member credit Peruna with resolving long standing biliousness kidney and stomach troubles. They describe relief from backache headaches and general distress after weeks of use and say they remain healthy with Peruna regularly on hand.
A letter discusses the Barrett coroner case concerning Cary's death. It suggests Barrett testified late, implies he was not needed, and questions whether anyone wanted Barrett to testify. The writer asks why Christ’s friends would keep Barrett from testifying and expresses curiosity about the outcome.
July 2 dispatch reports Russian naval authorities order removal of firearms and ammunition from ships Minine and Kremel amid fears of a crew revolt. Chicago bureau notes Walter Bradish, 19, arrested for burglary at J D B Lanphier premises in Springfield.
A user reports fifteen years of scalp and forehead sores and intolerable itching. After three days of Cuticura Soap and Ointment, the scalp cleared and a complete cure occurred in one week with a single soap cake and ointment box, signed J. B. Franklin Allegheny Pennsylvania.
Director Duns and the famous band bring a public concert to Fair Bank Park next week with a mix of great classics and popular novelties. The program prioritizes crowd-pleasing tastes, featuring charming interludes and standout performances by the ensemble renowned for their season-long triumphs and broad appeal.
Williams Morgan, charged by grand jury in Parkersburg West Virginia with murdering his father by beating him. The indictment alleges he assaulted the elderly man leading to his death. The case proceeds under state law and court procedures.
Wal to the Sun reports in Bloomington Indiana on July W that WL Wickx, wife of a prominent merchant, died Thursday after a brief illness. The notice mentions her husband and his business standing in the community.
The Commercial club general welfare committee met at noon Thursday to discuss a 10 cent gas movement plan. A new company would be controlled by four trustees including George J. Marott, a Consumers' company advocate, a Commercial club representative, a Board of Trade member, and a Consumers Gas League delegate. If approved, the Commercial club will hold a special meeting Friday night to proceed, with plans to be presented to the Board of Trade for formal action on Monday night.
On an inspection trip, PMreettent William and another official, during their extended tour through the cret facilities, will rent start as he led the emciad ities of the case to tore he returns.
William Tlbacag Bere Kenny Davie Joseph Jr Falvey and Walker J Blewart named as post office clerks by the Civil Service Commission.
In a Wednesday battle near Letcher Pike border Mallins Pienings faction clashed with Flemings. About two to four deaths reported as volleys rang and hundreds of shots fired. Jeff Fleming and other Fleming kin were wounded. several arrests followed as authorities probe the massacre like incident.
The Kee divorce hearing for Mrs McKee was postponed from the end of last week to the final week of September. Attorneys for Mrs McKee requested the postponement, and the hearing was adjourned.
John Groce, a well known horseman, drowned in a cistern hidden by weeds in a vacant lot after his would be rescuers groped above his head. At 3 oclock Thursday morning Groce started home and stumbled into the cistern containing nine feet of water.
The document lists numerous birth notices such as Albert and Nellie Kelle and Marc Turns, along with a long roster of names across births, marriages, injuries, and relocations. It also records building permits for J Elkenberg, Alcina Bertelman, W Schwomeyer, and others, detailing addresses and project types in Jefferson, Windsor, Applegate, and Mont. It summarizes local life events with names, places, and brief descriptors, reflective of a daily city record page.
Stocks advance with wheat opening around 47 and July/September futures steady. Reading led gains with renewed demand, while Reading and St Paul showed strength, government issues and commission houses noting a steady market. Cattle and lambs mixed as traders track prices and receipts.
Populist performer Creatore drew growing crowds Wednesday at Fair Bank Park with a strong daytime and evening showing. Thursday night promises a peak program including Venpuxia Overture and several arias and solos by notable artists, showcasing a varied classical and operatic lineup.
A natural gas explosion near Somerset Thursday likely killed Waheed Daly, Hiovh. Dr. Frrinerde State Exenetar, andea Lee, wife, with others possibly fatally burned. Details remain unclear as investigators probe the scene.
New York city market notes list jute and lard prices, assorted poultry including dressed turkey and chickens, butter and cream products, and various dairy items with pricing hints. Several brand or region markers appear, but details are fragmented and unclear.
Judge Leathers denies creditors request to delay the receiver sale of the Ene lina Hatel company hotel. Proceedings proceed Saturday at 10 o'clock amid objections over timing and bids. creditors fear loss of $3,000 and insider influence themes emerge as hearings continue.
F. Carlton discusses his wife's death amid charges of grand larceny and suspicion of poisoning, saying he studied tetanus and recalling symptoms from his second wife. He refuses to detail early life or parents, cites desire not to disgrace innocent people, and denies marriage to Vandeventer, claiming separate lives.
Markets show hogs at around 6.02 to 6.15 with most business above 5.00. Steers range 4.20 to 5.00, feeders steady, cows and calves mixed. Chicago reports steady cattle receipts, prime beeves 5.62 to 5.75, hogs down about 0.5, lambs around 5.67, westerns 5.00 to 6.00.
A July 27 report quotes Cardi nl anes Gibbons commenting on corporate corruption and press power. He argues wealth breeds false friends and that public men must be exposed by newspapers to maintain reputation and justice, criticizing hidden money and undue influence.
Ann Albright a 16 year old girl’s aunt, testified that Clarence Steele did not abduct or detain her. A warrant had been issued by the girls’? family, but the court discharged Steele. The girl’s mother claims the age is disputed and steps will be taken to return her home.
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