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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1905
Page
3
A concise note links reduced sleep to mental strain and nervous system fatigue, suggesting that sleep deprivation impairs cognitive function and overall well being. The text emphasizes the natural connection between rest and mental performance without sensational detail.
Nerve fatigue from overwork is treated by Dr A W Chase Nerve Pills which claim to revitalize and nourish brain cells for natural sleep. A testimonial from Mrs Fred Whaleden of Grade Run Warren Pa supports improved nerves and clarity after use. Pills sold at 80 cents per box through Henry J Hudder Indianapolis and Dr A W Chase Medicine Co Brittain N Portrait and signature appear on packaging.
B S Beely head of One Guarantee Employment agency in Houlsville was rearrested on a warrant from Post Office Inspector Firreher. The case centers on an Indiana informer claim of involvement with the Early agency. Authorities pursue further evidence to shut down the agencies involved.
Fire swept Lakeside Malleable Iron Works in Milwaukee on Wednesday morning. The plant valued at 215,000 suffered total loss, with the Hirace Engine company plant and Racing Iron and Steel Works also badly damaged.
Isaac Wynn, administrator of Jesse Alfont's estate, sues the Big Four for $2000 after Alfont was killed working near a Big Four train. Also reports Jennie Kennedy suing for divorce from Charles Kennedy alleging extreme cruelty.
Bert Shockley sues Pope Motor Company claiming $%,000 in damages after alleging serious injuries while working at the Pope factory. The case centers on fault and compensation for the workplace incident.
Gen. Stoessel arrived at St. Petersburg to a muted reception with only about 100 people at the railway station. War Minister Sakharof and Admiral Bellotti greeted him while crowds kept distance. Stoessel and Mrs Stoessel rode in an open coach to the home of Prince Viacheshky, as two months earlier he was hailed as Russia’s greatest hero.
The house amended the cities and towns bill to set municipal officer terms at four years but blocked a broad extension of incumbents. A well funded lobby opposing the change faded after a compromise kept terms from extending beyond a few months. The emergency clause remained and the bill passed to third reading.
Deacon Charles J. Barnard, financial manager of the Christian Catholic church, has resigned and left the community. Deacon Gavor is appointed in his stead while Deacon Wegkham oversees the punk and Deacon Marsh acts as cashier. Barnard was Dr. Dawley’s trusted aide and long considered the church’s strongest man after the chief.
A Vermont style ad promotes home electrical therapy for insomnia rheumatism asthma neuralgia sciatica and dyspepsia. A mild current allegedly exercises nerves with alternating contractions and relaxations. The mahogany battery kit includes a Larne book instructions priced at five dollars prepaid or two dollars per month, from L W Gillespie & Co Marton Indiana.
Indiana grand jury hearings probe the Baker-Baker bribery case and broader lobbyist influence efforts. Witnesses from Vigo Casa Rush Clinton Delaware and other counties testify while doors keeper Deninkard reveals a legislator lost a pocketbook containing 1800 in stock. The state funds the investigation to pursue all bribery leads.
Eighteen men arrested at George Cousina's cigar store faced gambling charges. Eight fined $5 plus costs, six dismissed, two failed to appear. The case listed various tea and coffee coded terms in the legal language, with fines and penalties issued Wednesday.
Market opened firm with broad gains in shares led by Amalgamated Copper up 7 percent and United States Steel remaining firm. Early activity featured feverish trading after sharp declines, with notable moves in New York Central St Paul Northwestern and Union Pacific. Hog and grain receipts in Indianapolis and Chicago showed active trading amid mixed to firm quotations across pork, lard, and butter.
The case outlines a relationship between George Keifer of Louter Furniture Indianapolis and Mrs Hawkins from Elwood. Keifer escorted Hawkins to Indianapolis where she found work, while Hawkins and her mother Mrs Ely pursued a reunion. Hawkins says she may sue for divorce if separated. Keifer defends his intentions as honorable despite alleged affection.
Work for D Smith notes influence from Delavan Smith of Chicago owner of the Indianapolis News as lobbying grows for an epileptic hospital bill. The measure passed committee and awaits third reading amid competing appropriations and city town bills with Friday midnight deadline looming. A delay could kill the 710,000 colony experiment.
ECHIPPS-AP RAe press dispatch from Mount Vernon Ohio reports the Logan Natural Gas company pumping station exploded in the dynamo room Wednesday morning. Engines and machinery were ruined as the blast injured several workmen. William Underwood was believed fatally hurt.
Chicago live stock market report shows cattle receipts around 20,000 with prices mainly steady to up. Prime beef bids around 5.50 to 6.10, stockers and feeders 4.20 to 4.76, cows and heifers 2.20 to 4.76. Hogs receipts about 35,000 with prices near 5.00 to 5.12 for heavy cash and mixed loads around 4.50 to 5.75. Sheep receipts roughly 2,003 with western and other trades quoted 6.60 to 7.15 per head, with bids around 6.00 to 7.15 depending on grade.
Pittsburg March 1 stock market reports show light supply and firm demand across cattle hogs sheep and lambs. Prices listed include prime cattle 15.40 to 6.05, choice 5084.85, common 6.00 to 9.40, sheep and lambs with prime wethers 10.06 to 25.00, mixed 5.70 to 6.00, hog receipts light with prime hogs 5.30 to 5.95 and roughs at 2.00 to 1.00.
Washington March 1 Senator Dot Ver a member of the committee on Interstate commerce introduced a resolution in the senate calling for a joint congressional committee of seven senators and seven representatives to investigate freight rate practices and consider additional legislation. A report is to be sent to Congress by the start of the new session, but on objection the resolution’s consideration was postponed.
William Alexander Sutherland, superintendent of Filipino students in the United States, urged Indiana legislators to allow Filipinos to marry whites and warned against classifying Filipinos with Negroes. He cited satisfactory behavior at Indiana University and Purdue, opposed a bill banning interracial marriages, and noted War Department objections. He also described meeting Indiana senators but said he did not lobby Senator Davis on the bill.
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