Peruna touted for stomach trouble and dyspepsia
Letter from Washington advocates Peruna for dyspepsia and catarrh of the stomach. It cites Hon. M. C. Butler and Milburn Kenworthy praising Peruna as a cure, with testimonials from Sanark and a retail clerks union secretary.
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M. C. Butler
South Carolinia
Washington
Peruna Macuirine Co
Ax Fallawss
Peruna
Milburn Kenworthy
Broad Street
Sanark
No 1
See'y Retail Clerks Union
Republican leaders seek new candidates for city offices
At a Saturday conference in Philadelphia the Republican leaders agreed to drop current sheriff, coroner, and city commissioners candidates and nominate new men. The move aims to reform the party and avoid a threatened defeat.
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Philadelphia
Old Petticoat Speculator Thief In Union Station
A petite woman in Union Station sold an underskirt for cash to fund her travel to Columbus after losing a packetbook on a New York to Columbus train. The buyer wore the garment away, and the woman refused to provide her name or any details, claiming it was nobody’s business. The undressed item appeared valuable and of silk.
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Petitegat
Urlon
Calimbur
New York
Lev Horne
Columbus
Corumbus
Four New Dances Approved By Dancing Masters
The International Association of Masters of Dancing adopted four new dances for the coming season. The Columbus mipnet by Pent G W Rader and the Speedway snare dance by Prof W T Kaserman are joined by the Trau dabour of A J Giaconla from Connecticut and the Apollo by E Connolly from Massachusetts.
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Ecripps
RAE Press Association
Columbia S
Internatonal Association of Masters of Dancing
Pent
G. W. Rader
Columbus
W. T. Kaserman
Cleveland
Castro May Come to United States
Special to The Bi Washington reports Venezuela’s Castro may visit the United States in the fall and stay with President Roosevelt, seeking cordial reception and American courtesy. Consent of Venezuela’s constitutionally elected chief executive would be needed, and Castro views the United States as a key power amid interarmament tensions.
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Washington
Castro
Venezuela
United States
Rosevelt
Republic
Jena
Ure
Great Britain
France
Slater Repub
Hottentots Take Town in German Southwest Africa
Cape Town reports the Hottentots have captured Warmhaa, the chief German depot in German Southwest Africa. The town reportedly fell on June 2, with native sources passing fuel updates and German officers said to have escaped. In a separate note, Walter Snepp, 24, was sentenced to one to three years in the Indian reformatory for stealing from the Behive Box company.
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Scripps-M'Rae
Cape Town
Warmhaa
Sneff
Walter Snepp
Indian Reformatory
John Rockelshaus
Snepp
Behive
Mayor Moltzman In Deep Water Over Paving Fight
Asphalt street firms pressure Mayor John W. Moltzman and the Board of Works over pavement choices. A letter from H. C. Churchman of the Asphalt Construction Co. accuses the administration of grievous mistakes and threatens harm to property owners and contractors in the city.
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Mayor Moltzman
John W. Moltzman
Moltiman
Board of Works
Warren
Hoard of Works
Holigman
H. C. Churchman
Ron Asphalt Censtriction Company
Asphalt
Cupid Claims Fair Teachers and Resignations
The Indianapolis school system faces a wave of resignations as teachers leave for marriage or other work. Superintendent Kendal downplayed speculation, while the School Board announced new principals and promotions at Douglass Hyde and No 3 schools. Several teachers received leaves or reassignment as the district relies on imported staff to cover shortages.
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Travhers
Indianapolis
Kendal
Finnny Ught
Oral
Delaney
Douglass School
Tomiccsed
New Trial Sought Over Special Judge in Juliana Case
Attorney Latta petitioned Judge Wilson for a new trial in the Juliana case arguing Judge Alford unlawfully appointed William Wilson as special criminal judge. Wilson had prior ties to Juliana’s defense and even visited him in jail, yet he remained on the case. Little plans to appeal to a higher court seeking relief.
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Fremont Alford
William Wilson
Mike Juliana
Harry Perk
Thieven
Rdnand Latte
Wilson
Juliana
Tuttle
Wilsers
Julana
Prinnner
Eail
Wilsen
Alford
Whison
Cose
Wien
Juiliana
Easy to Win Bicycle Contest Draws Wide Interest
A Sun office notice promotes a bicycle drawing with broad participation. Anyone may enter by submitting name and address to receive blanks for the two signers. Entrants who secure subscribers win valued bicycles. past contest had 34 winners, each needing 16 subscribers. The latest contest promises easy entry with a bicycle as the prize.
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Sun Office
Sts
Indiana
Sin
Indiana Law College grants eight annual commencement
Gov. Hanly delivered the commencement address at the eighth annual Indiana College of Law graduation held at the Grand Opera house. Diplomas were awarded by Dean Wiley. John Fletcher Lewis gave the class oration on laws and civilization. Twenty earned Bachelor of Laws and three earned Master of Laws, listing graduates by degree and hometown.
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Gov. Hanly
Indiana College of Law
Grand Opera House
Wiley
Ernetitus
John Fletcher Lewis
George Noble Burkhart
A.B. LE
Indianapolis
Edwin George Johnson
Pennsylvania
Henry Galen Berthold
Henry Larue Canary
Stephen Ark Clinchens
Richmond
Alfred G. Eobler
Lafayette
Monte C. Fincus
Coal City
John Genther
Edgar P.sling
Prru
Stron Kuhel
New York City
Inka Fletcher Lewie
Charles Wilkin Net
Review of City Traction and Policing Proposals
Day in the city covers sewer and street work complaints and calls to curb profanity. Mrs Georgia A Ebernole injured by Frederick Fairbanks as she recovers at 24 Stuart St. Bart Parker faces perjury accusations by Merrill A Teague but is acquitted by Justice Nickerson. Royal Garment affairs link to the perjury case. The late Rev Robert Roberts memorial service set for Monday at 2 from 14 Twenty Fourth St. Dr Martha J French funeral held from 169 Broadway. Jacob W Smith to be re elected secretary of the Board of Trade. Broad Ripple park to be fitted with modern amusements. Dispatches report Jacob Part murdered his wife in Chicago. Protests over profanity of workers at a local project.
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Georgia A. Ebernole
Frederick Fairbanks
Stuart St
Bart Parker
Merrill A. Teague
Philadelphia
Nickerson
Royal Garment Company
Robert Roberts
Twenty-fourth-st
Martha J. French
Jemnen B. Stolener
Broadway
Jacob W. Smith
Board of Trade
Board of Governors
Broad Ripple Park
Stocks Fall in Early New York Trading
The June 1 market opened subdued with fluctuating moves in Metropolitan Street Railway and Reading. Declines ran about 1 to 4 percent across several issues including Union Pacific and Tennessee Coal and Iron, with total activity around 5,470 shares. Reading showed some resilience yet traded near bid hours, while Wisconsin Central Government bonds remained active.
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New York
Reading
Union Pacific
Tennessee Coal and Iran and
Twlo City
Erle
Southern Sacine
Amalgamated Copper
Pennsys
Wisconsin Central Government
Porte Steel
Vita, & OX. Vite
People's Gan
Pannayl- Vania
Ute Canadian Paeite
ROT
APS St. Paul
Sas Southern Pacific
Hogs and cattle markets mixed in Indianapolis report
Market notes show hogs up to 5.55 with heavy hogs steady and lightweights off about three cents. Cattle and sheep activity was quiet with prices generally lower versus a week ago. Prices for steers, cows, and calves are listed with ranges by weight and grade across the hog, sheep, and cattle divisions.
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Indianapolis
Ferdyrs
Confesses to Stealing From Alabama Saloon
Foster Charlie confessed to burglary at John Comstock's saloon after police found him in a rented room. Patrolmen Btreit and Malve arrested him at 1 o clock Saturday. He admitted taking items from the cellar using a skeleton key, and was bound over to the grand jury after pellet court. Comstock had reported several missing articles over weeks.
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Charlier Foster
John Comatock
Alabama
Malve- HU Foster
Grand
Comstock
Aalcon
Foster
Children Work to Pay Insurance in Factory Jobs
In Indianapolis reports detail how daughters of members are employed in factories and stores to keep up insurance payments. The Supreme Council plans changes amid accusations of lobby influence by an insurance company. Local members fear loss of benefits and question the feasibility of forming a new order similar to the old Arcanum. The dispute centers on funds and control, with state councils urged to join a protective effort.
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Indianapoli
Supreme Counci
Ota
Indianapols
Arcanum
Supreme Council
Tocal Comnetia
Atte
Wife Sues Simon Over Alleged Fraudulent Marriage
Mrs. Bleradorfer sues Lenora Slerndorfer and Simon Siersdorfer claiming deception before marriage. She alleges Siersdorfer, an electrician, hid no bank funds and borrowed from his employer to satisfy debts. The suit notes travel to French Lick and alleged thefts from a hotel clerk. She returned to Indianapolis to live with her mother.
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Lenora Slerndorfer
Toex
Simon Siersdorfer
Bleradorfer Sanx
Siersdorfer
Hie
Sievedorfer
French Lick
Travers
Abe
Indian Aywlis
Workhouse inmate fined after chase at Fresh Air mission
Anna Lefferme sues Etna Gettorge for divorce claiming habitual drunken behavior and frequent kicking. They married in 188 and have six children.
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Charles Richards
Gladys Hutton
Fresh Air Mission
Vindar Mining
Dave
Bainstay
Richards
Frankfort
Abube
Anna
Lefferme
Storce
Etna Gettorge
Runkara
Fires at a Man Over Drinks Injures Opponent
Alexander Bell after drinking heated a dispute with Ernest Bennett at the same address Friday night. Bell procured a revolver and fired twice at Bennett, but his drunken condition prevented full accuracy. Bennett was injured and Bell fled. a warrant has been issued for Bell's arrest.
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Alexander Bell
Thateast
Ernest Bennett
Bell
Barnett
Wheat and commodity market notes from Chicago June 1
Chicago market notes show wheat futures easing with July and September contracts, corn softer, oats mixed, and whey and butter prices steady. Chicago Produce reports creamery and dairy items with varied pricing for firsts, seconds, and extras. Chicago Live Stock lists cattle and hog receipts and price ranges. regional quotes continue across Cincinnati and Birmingham markets.
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Chicago
St. Louis Live Stock Prices Reported
East St Louis June 17 cattle receipts 759 head. Reef steers and stockers and feeders priced around 8.6.0 and 6.0 respectively. Hogs receipts 40 head with pig and light weights selling near 6. and 5.33.
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St. Louis
East ST. Lowes
Dune
Settlement drive aimed at ending Scripps-Munn strike
A Friday meeting of anti-Shea delegates within the witnesses devit council discussed framing a demand for settlement. Powerful Waders of the fiscal drivers intend to canvass the mitna Hon and secure pledges to call off the strike and appear before the joint council. The group hopes for success by Monday.
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Scripps-Mare Press Association
Chicago
Waders
Joint Council
Mystery murder probe in Shelbyville spurs police action
Police and Indianapolis detectives pursue leads in the murder of May Hii at the family home. Despite expert searches near the scene, officers seek a breakthrough as they work to arrest the killer amid ongoing inquiries. May Hii’s family faces an insurance payout while preparations unfold.
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Shelbyville
Ind
Indianapolis
Little May Hii
May Hal
Fife
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