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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1905
Page
3
A Wisconsin pioneer, John Paulin Sr., extols Peruna for curing coughs and catarrh while aging, noting he is nearly 91, never wore glasses, and remains in strong health. Letters from elderly users cite long lasting vitality, improved digestion, and general well being attributed to Peruna.
John Alex Dowie aims to lead a force of about 2,000 men from Zon City to Paris to reform streets and resorts aiding what he calls gay life. He needs $90 and a 2,000 strong fleet, with women excluded, to begin the invasion as funds and consent materialize by October. Money is allegedly being raised worldwide.
Mid June report from Scripps M RAF press notes imminent danger along the Westside as the Grand River rises steadily Wednesday night. Devastation widens with each view of the scene while the board of public works keeps the Westside dyke intact through streaming efforts.
Varston Bo Kennedy sues Svat the United States Artistic Company for 4000 damages claiming negligence and losses. The suit tolls the event as the plaintiff seeks compensation for alleged harm and financial impact.
Margaret Wagner, held on murder charges in the death of her husband Henry Wagner at 43 Central Avenue, Williamsburg. She says the killing was accidental, due to drink and jealousy, after he attacked her and choked her. she attacked him with a carving knife when defending herself.
Mont June 8 WPF Snadera Jextwenaion Republican leader and eminent lawyer is dying at his Helena home after years of illness and paralysis.
The article reports on tactics and beliefs around primary voting, noting Republicans hold about 27,000 of 40,000 city voters and Democrats may avoid voting in the primaries. It covers Stalnaker and Bookwalter campaigning in wards, and party officials planning primaries for precinct committeemen on June 2, with Keach predicting a controlled process and Nab or Raub slated for leadership roles.
Ted Brown seeks reinstatement from the Stewaran of the American and Engien wrt to ride again. Once a top jockey, Sloan regrets past follies and wants a license to race in the east. He has been banned by the English Jockey Club and barred on eastern US tracks, forcing him to work to avoid starvation.
Ernest J. Bertlin of the B. & O. railway from Cincinnati wed Stella Jones of the city in Anderson on Wednesday night. A. W. Bower of Cincinnati attended the ceremony.
The report describes hogs turning back as bonds rise and wheat slumps in Indianapolis. Prices were about 9 cents lower than Wednesday amid slow demand, with top activity from FSA. Cattle trading remained dull and unremarkable while sheep and calves showed modest activity and varying prices.
A vandal action damaged large avenue trees on Grage Street near the first square south of Washington, with holes filled with antif and mud. Capt John Hall of the Invington fire company reported the incidents to police, noting trees along Grace Street have long shaded the area.
Scripps M Rae AP reports that the British submarine SAS sank off Plymouth after three explosions during maneuvers. Eighteen aboard. four escaped, fourteen drowned or killed. Earlier disasters included submarines AN and AS, with missing or injured crew and deadly gas fumes from gasoline after a steamer collision. A later Palermo Sicily incident added six more fatalities.
Special to the Sun reports the Edgar County National Bank wrecked by nitroglycerine early Thursday. Bradshaw's Jewelry Store and Wetzel's shoe store were demolished. A bank clerk Walter Yuurgen broke an arm, said caused by a brick tossed from the explosion. Bank to resume business Friday. Clerks vote on federation leadership as a separate note. Carpenters strike in New Haven, Conn settled with a raise to $30 for eight hours.
Chicago cattle hog and sheep trade notes show steady to higher prices in futures influenced by hog and lamb demand. Receipts from St Louis Cincinnati and western markets include cattle steer prices around 16, hogs near 18.49 to 25.44 and sheep at 20 with strong packer interest and varied bid levels across regions.
Readable market page lists prices for wheat corn oats and mixed grains, with quality grades and futures notes. It includes fresh produce like onions cabbage potatoes beets radishes greens lettuce peppers and tropical fruits. prices per unit vary by weight and container.
Scripps-McRae Press Abbo ciation Chicago June 3 reports Johann Hoch, awaiting a June 2 hang ing, remains in good spirits though weakening under life sentence. Prosecutor Whitman notes changes since sentencing and watches Hoch closely, comparing him to Adolph Luetgert.
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