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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1905
Page
8
An unreadable OCR fragment references a person or property loss with scattered names and vague details. It mentions Sole Props and various garbled terms, but no clear event, date, or location is discernible from the readable text.
Clayton F. Low, 30, son of Sergeant John Low, died at his home at 5 Pacast Avenue after a lone illness with hung fever. He had worked for Kab Tailoring for 1 year. Funeral services will be held from his father's home in Ashland Avenue.
ISPECIAL TO THE SENT ANDERSOX Indiana March 19 Nudge McClure issued a restraining order against Grant county farmer Lewis J. Tence to stop interference with Jim Boltorff, receiver for the Magnet Glass and OW company. It is alleged Tence threatened to cut off supplies from the company.
In New Castle on March 10, Strs. Borah Syrket, a pioneer of Henry county, was injured when a horse struck her Thursday afternoon. Six ribs were broken and she sustained internal injuries, and it is believed she cannot recover.
Special to the Sun reports Billsborg March 1 that Richardson, injured felling a tree last Saturday, remained unconscious until today when he died. The tree struck a rail, fell, and crushed his skull, leading to his death.
A health column praises Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as safe, natural digestive aids. It quotes Prof. Wiebold who shares personal use and endorses regular after meal tablets to support digestion and overall health, noting wide availability from Maine to California and abroad.
A Washington dispatch profiles Victor A Metcalf, secretary of commerce and labor, noting his lawyerly, brisk manner and sharp questions to visitors. It traces his life from Utica New York to California, his partnership Metcalf & Metcalf, and his rise amid political shifts and railroad interest debates. Metcalf is described as a career public man formed by law and enterprise, with the early career path shaping his tenure since July 1, 194.
Fragmentary account recounts brutal steps in Tsars reigns, detailing forced marriage, palace intrigue, and purges to secure power. It notes towers of relatives, nemeses among court officers, and poisonings tied to Empresses who favoured kin. Names and places are inconsistently rendered in the source.
A fragmented historical article recounts times of Ivan the Terrible and the Russian court. It covers regency struggles, brutal suppression of nobles, executions and assassinations, and Ivan's rigid rule, beard ban, and efforts to consolidate power while expanding territory. It notes the demise of Ivan’s son and the rise of successors amid court intrigue.
Fragmented report describes a chaotic night in the Kremlin with mobs revolting against an unnamed figure. A person named Oey reportedly threw someone from a window, killed another, and burned the area. Ashes were burned in a cloth and placed in a cannon fired in celebration, with extensive ruin reported as the assault dispersed.
In harsh testimony, a correspondent describes widespread vodka drinking among Russian workers. Public bars are scarce due to restrictions, yet bottle sales thrive. Men stagger from doorways, recentering on the street and into police stations as factory output falls.
Sallie Hanna, sentenced to six years in prison, confessed to giving poison powders that caused illness to victims in Lynchburg Virginia. All affected individuals recovered. The trial centered on the claim that powders were intended to make victims love.
Special from Indiana reports Frederick Tatdle will sail to Torre Hive for a family visit in Puerto Rico. His brother Walter K. Landis will be in San Juan during the trip and plans a stop in San Domingo on the return. The trip aims to connect with kin and conclude with travel back home.
Washington March 10 a treasury department warrant for seventy thousand dollars was issued in favor of Mansfield McMurray and Corninh Swyers of the Third Territory for fees for services rendered to the Choctaw law and Chickasaw Indians.
Hartford City IndianaMarch 10 George William former county commissioner was arrested and fined 166.70 for distributing poisoned meat in this city He says his arrest was unjust and threatens to double the rent of some tenants occupying his business rooms The incident reflects tensions in local governance and commerce.
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