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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1906
Page
6
Evidence shows Miner Or chard had a room alt at the Sarataia howl and Caldwell, Hashedor observed from a window, tracing movement for days. A former Gay Birmenbers’s ays, tied to the case, notes a potential witness.
An essay contrasts housework norms with male authority, then promotes Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a cure for weaknesses in women. It includes testimonials, ingredient disclosures, and claims of worldwide use, urging readers to contact Dr. Pierce for confidential advice from his Buffalo institute.
Indianapolis women honor Susan B. Anthony with tributes praising her fearless advocacy for equal rights. Leaders like Mrs. T. McWhirter and Mrs. W. Kern commend her intellect, courage, and lifelong work that opened paths for women in education, employment, and suffrage, noting reception of her ideas grew from cold to influential.
Special to The Sum Washington March 1 Henry H Rogers vice-president of Standard Oil visits the White House and holds a curtain conference with the Big Stick. The interview yields little clear detail as Rogers avoids answering questions about Standard Oil and labor and government probes.
Veterinary expert Prof Hobday from Kennington outlines a new book on canine and feline surgery featuring photos of operating theaters anaesthesia gear and treated pets. Images include a spaniel with a silver leg a dog with a true to life artificial rib and a fox terrier with a vulcanite limb and flexible joint. The article notes cases of dental implants for dogs a collie with gold teeth and a cat shown with a prosthetic facial tooth pairing highlighting advances in animal dentistry and prosthetics.
Dr Nicholas Senn details a perilous Central Africa journey to reach a frontier district before locals, describing encounters with natives and a desire for fame. The narrative reflects pioneer exploration attitudes as he voices awe and self-importance during the harsh, historic voyage.
Fragment discusses blood flow through lungs and heart and the circulatory path. Mentions vessels and movement from lungs to heart and back, with unclear wording but focuses on circulation through the body.
Washington March 12 a legislative appropriations bill would cap all government clerks aged over 65 at 1000 per year regardless of current salary. Investigation shows many clerks older than 65 earn more than 1000 and some under 79 would be limited to 440. Committee on appropriations backs the plan though opposition expects defeat in both houses.
A historical note outlines the Tower of London as a tangled complex of towers forts ramparts barracks armories and stores within a boundary of about 900 by 50 feet at the eastern edge of the citadel.
The Indianapolis Sun announces the Greater Indianapolis Edition for May 14 1906 likely featuring anniversary content and community notices. It references event prompts and suggests reader engagement with municipal and business sections in the edition.
Citizens are notified that Julius Could and another applicant will petition the Marion County Board of Commissioners at the April term to sell intoxicating liquors in specified wards and locations. The notices describe the business premises and terms for allowing sale and consumption, including addresses in Center Township Marion County Indiana and ward numbers 11 and 7.
The subscriber in Indianapolis Center township Marion county May 1900 applies to the Board of County Commissioners for a license to sell spirituous vinous and intoxicating liquors in small quantities with on premises drinking, at a corner property near Michigan and Amestim. Also seeks pool table privileges in the same room within Ward No. 3. Robert Forretat appears as applicant.
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