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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1903
Page
3
Readers across the United States share testimonials praising Peruna as an infallible remedy for catarrhal diseases. Letters from Lenore Allen, Flora Wilson, and others claim protection against colds and influenza, with endorsements by actress Mrs. Leslie Carter.
National figure Belva Lockwood praises Peruna for cold and catarrh relief. She cites use by herself and her mother Hannah Bennett, lauds it as a tonic for feeble nerves and run-down people, and urges readers to write for free opinions from Dr Hartman. The ad claims Peruna cures ailments from colds to internal organ effects.
In Rome the pope suffered a restless night and bronchitis symptoms but hopes to meet English pilgrims. A Brooklyn secretary sought an audience, but the pope warned wait in Rome for a long time. A Jamestown watchman was burned to death in a factory fire.
A man was run over and killed near Tenth Street when a street car stopped for a tram and dragged him along the track. Motorman James Owen and Conductor Glen Marsh reported heavy injuries and questioned how the man came to be on the track. About 180 street lights in the area were out Wednesday night.
An machinery accident at the Indianapolis light and power plant slows operations. The derailment or clutches on the duqumuy affect the northeastern city area, possibly due to darkness near the corner. The deceased leaves a widow. he worked as a laborer for Kingan's.
In Mishawawa March 5 a trustee, Lownslily, found Mrs Sophia Wey in a poor hogan. The widow says she lived in extreme filth to avoid harm or loss of money. In Cork Ireland on March 5, a disaster killed three persons and injured several when two houses collapsed.
In a heated session, Warren Sayre and Statesman clash over a tax commissioners salary bill. The dispute escalates into insults, with Sayre denouncing a fellow congressman as a false, while the house strains to restore order. The roll call ends with 6 to 31 as opponents vow no extra pay.
An advertisement touts a free trial of Dr W B Rice’s method to cure ruptures without surgery. It claims dramatic, permanent relief and urges readers to write from Detroit or Adam NY for the trial, citing testimonials and personal endorsements as proof.
In Brazil Indiana a north bound and a south bound Chicago and Eastern Minis line train derailed near Royedale injuring multiple crew. Engineer Frank Lesee suffered a broken jaw, brakeman Frank Fielda a broken right shoulder, and conductor John Branen bruising. The south bound crew escaped with no injuries. Traffic halted for hours.
In Muncie Indiana Boch 6 the death of Thaman Reid is attributed to his devoted care for his father who died about ten months earlier during the Lantern Mines. Rel’s sister Nettie Atel also died shortly after from effects of waiting on her mother. The report notes the impact of caregiving on family members and mentions the run for sail liner and other irregularities.
A fatal blaze on seventieth street trapped two residents in a five story tenement. Mrs Ellen Vail perished from suffocation and her daughter Miss Gasie Vail, 22, died after leaping from a fourth floor window. A milkman spotted the fire on the third floor and alerted residents. the Vails and others escaped via a rear fire escape. The building housed 1038 1st Avenue area commerce and residents.
United States and European markets show mixed moves with railroad stocks leading declines in New York. Manhattan and Canadian stocks waver amid labor tensions, while Chicago and Cincinnati live stock reports show varied gains and losses across cattle hogs and sheep.
Readable lines show prices for poultry eggs butter cheese and other goods in Indianapolis markets. Listings include oysters coffee sugars canned goods produce and meats with figures for quantities and origins, reflecting wholesale and retail levels across multiple categories.
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