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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1905
Page
8
A period piece argues that a strong stomach underpins athletic power across nations, praising Japanese training and the "Jiu Jitsu" system. It extols Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as curing stomach and digestion issues, boosting overall strength, alongside a testimonial from Mrs. G. Hall about liver and indigestion relief.
Mrs Jennie Early wife of Equire B Early of Evansville aided her husband charged with fraudulent use of funds. He posted bond after a false wife was found with him, a $1000 certified check surfaced, and questions lingered about the source of money. Early faced U S commissioner Young and grand jury, with her support noted.
A new millinery store named Kilmune New York Millinery Company opens for business in Union. The formal opening is delayed while stock arrives and weathered delays affect deliveries. initial patronage is described as encouraging amid an attractive spring display and feminine fashion assortment.
In Cook County fraud indictments dated March 4, Davis the theater manager, George Williams building commissioner, and George Lawton deputy building commissioner face involuntary manslaughter charges. Indictments reportedly span about 200 pages with Dalvia and others previously quashed by Judge Kersten amid irregularities.
Young minister Joalit Sibder will preach at South Street Baptist Church Noble and South on Sunday morning and evening. He is scheduled to deliver sermons on various subjects each night next week at the same church, presenting a series of talks for the congregation.
Theodore Morse, writer and vaudeville performer, has filed for divorce from his former wife Mabel Kivilks, daughter of a Baltimore merchant, in New York reporting by the Scripps-Howard press association.
Samuel My Goodwin, noted all around athlete and chairman of the Pennsylvania university football committees, dies after a long illness. The Philadelphia branch 4 report his contributions to local sports and university athletics, with funeral arrangements pending.
Special to the En— MUENUHE Indiana March 4. In a dramatic moment near Daleville David Oliver, an aged man, reportedly told his family he could live only for a short time and gave instructions about his funeral and the burial of his remains in his old home in Ohio. Moments later he died following the shock. Two tailors, William Jones and John Kerio, fought Friday night. One was whipped. Saturday morning they renewed the fight and the other was defeated. Police were called. both men were taken to the station for satisfaction and possible further action. Anonymously written letters to Miss Edna Lilly provoked distress, and she has been confined, with Edith Calvin, under care for mental strain caused by the matter. Earth Calla, the girl involved, has been ill for several days, but is improving slowly.
City record lists many births including Morten and Bertha Depuy 27S area area, Ralph and Marguerite Morgan, and more with numerous couples named across addresses like 88 W Michigan and St Vincent's. Also reports deaths such as Pleasant dessie Orlupp and Albert Marhitt Hotlisten, plus marriages including Wherles A Bhuyroe and Winttred Whe Tux and Carl in and Vance.
Permits listed for repairs and construction including dwellings cottages and a villa. Names include Ygnnty Hurrie Edward Whee and Frank Cimbe along with locations New Jersey Wisconsin and Tremont. Values range from 1 to 84 000 dollars and multiple addresses appear with various aliases and misspellings.
Washington society buzz centers on Miss Alice Roosevelt who accepted an invitation to a Mexican embassy event hosted by Madame Aspiroz then attended an informal Fort Meyer gathering with many eligible young men. The piece notes lingering chatter over the embassy guest list and shifting social plans.
The Flanner Guild Home under J P Morgan guidance offers reform and care for destitute and aged residents near 873 Cotton Street. It provides voice culture, gymnasium, sewing, millinery, cooking and other departments taught by skilled tutors, with a history of aiding women and infants. Watts benevolent bands extend charitable reach across Indiana.
B W Pendleton, a 35 year old well known Pendleton Indiana businessman, died after being admitted to St Vincent hospital Friday night with typhoid pneumonia. He was transferred from Pendleton Friday morning after falling ill. The report notes Rosa Pedieton as connected to the case.
Miss Elntiteste Tot, presently serving as stenographer for the Indiana World’s Sale Commission, has been described as the Peruvian native recently attached to the governor’s office. The report notes her transition into a state role amid ongoing administrative duties.
Fragmented astrology column predicts travel, changes, and fortunes for birthdays on March 5 and 15. Warns against speculation and giving money, notes illnesses in families, and suggests a child born 186 will be fortunate in exploration and generous with money.
An advertisement extols charcoal as a safe purifier absorbing stomach gases and cleansing breath, complexion, and teeth. Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges blend willow charcoal with honey and antacid ingredients, claimed to improve health, beauty, and blood purity with daily use. A physician endorses them, noting benefits for gas, digestion, and complexion at twenty five cents per box.
The Indianapolis market hosts numerous stalls selling varied items attracting housewives and society ladies alike. The piece notes market days draw stylish carriages and aero mobiles, with women of different classes bargaining, comparing, and purchasing as younger shoppers follow guides to choose and order goods.
A dense listing of rental properties across Tacoma and surrounding areas includes addresses along Walnut Meridian Central and Clifton with details on flats houses and apartments. Highlights mention 3 bedroom 1 bath units with heat hot water and varying rents around 30 to 60 dollars weekly or monthly figures, and references to Indiana True Company dwelling listings and trust buildings.
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