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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1905
Page
3
An advertising testimonial from Milwaukee claims Peruna cured a woman’s headaches back pains and dizziness by treating catarrh. It urges readers with catarrh to write Dr. Hartman for free advice and to address The Hartman Sanitarium Columbus Ohio.
A New York press report describes Henry Eichenkt, a bandmaster with the United States Viewhip Alabama, and his young wife dying together after planning to avoid a long separation. They reportedly chose death over prolonged hardship, expressing they were deeply bonded and content in each other’s company.
A missing person case centers on an 18 year old girl reported vanished from a village residence in Saranac Lake New York. Authorities pursue leads as family and local residents await developments in the unclear disappearance.
In Indiana the Hoosier council of the Royal Arcanum passes resolutions denouncing the supreme council for rate increases and insurance burdens on older members. They seek a July 15 meeting of the grand council to reconvene the supreme. Madison's Hamlet council pushes for an earlier date, while Rev. Marion Crosley from Indianapolis condemns the changes as autocratic and harmful to the order.
The executive committee of the Royal Arcanum’s supreme council met in Boston listening for possible action on new rates. Supreme Secretary Robson said no action would be taken at that session. any steps would require a special meeting by written request from seven or more councils. The meeting will precede a major session Wednesday with about thirty councils represented.
A chaotic race card lists Tuesday entries across six furlong sprints and longer events. Names such as Worothy Bernace Transecha and Goodman appear among the 8 entrants in the opening dash, with multiple two year olds and listed horses like Birmingham Wabash Wendell Nenada Pretty Girl and Telepaithy contending in successive races. The rapidly provided OCR reads like a string of inconsistent horse names, weights, and purported times, reflecting a busy program with many participants and uncertain outcomes.
W. C. Bright, an American, defeats Par ton 6 4 0 1 in the third round at Wimbledon. Willy Chothler also wins, beating Hough Dy heawore 6 3. Prison for Dr Lorenz, former Boston man, sentenced to two years for conspiracy, to be transported to Moundaville penitentiary.
Lawrence Lawson plans to speak at a Kansas reform conference next month. He will travel via Canada to avoid delays likely from legal action in New York. Secretary Edward McSweeney explains the route change to ensure timely arrival in Kansas City for the July 7 address.
Four men in a touring car exploded a dynamite blast to wreck the Elmer New Jersey post office. The group fled in a big car after the midnight explosion waking the town with the blast. No witnesses saw the automobile arrive and authorities pursue the suspects.
City births list multiple families with addresses and infant genders. Deaths include agues such as cerebral abscess tuberculosis and chronic nephritis across numerous residences, hospitals, and ages. Marriages and building permits follow, listing names, partners, and project details with addresses and costs.
In New York June reports show broad market strength with the Nat index opening higher and Reading up sharply. Commodities and stocks advanced while foreign markets bought heavily. profits were shifted into new issues and leading sectors rotated as sentiment remained bullish in London and on the Continent.
East Buffalo N Y June cattle receipts strong with active demand. Steers priced around $5 40 to $6 00 with mixed cattle and heifers. Sheep and lamb receipts show active demand for good to choice lambs and wethers. Pigs mixed grades around $5 70 to $5 85.
New York June reports quote Archibald Hayes and others urging swift legislation on life and fire insurance. They demand stronger oversight, tighter investment rules, and annual checks by the banking department. caps on companies’ surplus and asset scales are proposed, with agent commissions cut and surplus returned to policyholders.
Grover Cleveland Supreme Court Justice Morgan and George Westinghouse attend a meeting with major stockholders of Equitable Life Assurance society. Trustees will arrange a plan allowing policyholders to designate directors. Board to meet Wednesday.
The report details July wheat movement with declines and price mentions for September and July contracts, plus notes on oats, corn, and barley. It includes Chicago grain prices, railcar bids, and market tone, with provisions and dairy mentions, and concludes with St. Louis live stock receipts and trading.
The market remains active with higher prices than Monday for many cattle, especially prime stock. Cattle: prime steers 139 lbs up, choice steers 1200 to 1300 lbs, good to prime cows, and various feeders noted. calves and hogs show varied demand. sheep and lambs steady with best lambs supported. Spread of prices indicates continued strength in prime categories amid outside buying.
A Brooklyn man, George Lindsey, faced a magistrate who laid unusual sentences after he abandoned his wife and baby. The judge ordered Lindsey to kiss his wife, watch the baby play, and live near Prospect Park or Coney Island, plus weekly flowers and care duties for three weeks. The court demanded obedience and warned of further punishment.
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