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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1905
Page
3
Claims Peruna is a universal remedy for catarrh with testimonials from a Cuban minister and other officials. Describes global reputation, extensive laboratory, and insistence on a permanent cure without local treatments. Mentions endorsements in Africa to Greenland and notable observers in the United States.
Mrs Cassie L Chadwick’s attorneys plan a motion for a new trial after a conspiracy conviction tied to national banking laws. They aim for a U S Supreme Court appeal. Chadwick’s husband remains jailed as mansion household goods head to auction Friday. a forgery trial for Dr Chadwick is set for county court.
Captain Hyland and sergeants raided gambling dens at Bud Sullivan's Saloon Lorraine Hotel and Stevens Store. Henry L Wilson and most men pleaded guilty. fines paid by a benefactor. Later sweep at Sullivan's led to tense arrests as officers closed in and gamblers resisted.
A proposed club to revive interest in bicycling will be organized at the Commercial Club this Friday. Supporters want to reopen the city’s bicycle path and build a clubhouse for riders.
London dispatch reports several confrontations between police and crowds in Petersburg streets. A Vogerski regiment unit was deployed to aid police in restoring order amid ongoing disturbances.
Judge Atford fined Jacob Talmage and William Percefiold one shilling and costs after they were accused of assaulting John Murphy in a saloon named Sighs on Mondas.
The long running Gerlach divorce suit in Superior Court No. 3 was withdrawn for the second time as M Gerlach, a well known farmer, abandoned the case after testimonies alleging infidelity and abuse. The action may be revived in a future session. Also noted, Sadie Parkin seeks divorce after 18 months of marriage, charging extreme cruelty and alcohol addiction.
A Jackson Beatt counties contest for the new sixty first district judgeship unfolds as Gov Hamly decision looms. Seymour is center stage with J M Lawis and J J Kamman both vying for judge, Beatt county to supply the prosecutor, and discussions about Seymour as the site for a new hospital for the insane.
In Lexington from Breathitt county Chief Reagan arrived with Judge Hargis and ex Senator Alex Hargis charged with conspiring to assassinate Town Marshal Corkrill of Jackson. They await bond hearing while lawyers seek action from Judge Parker. Elbert Hargis missed appearance, others separated after train arrival amid old rivalries.
Gov Mindy refused to comment on possible drastic steps to compel the Anderson Board of Police Commissioners to enforce the Nicholson saloon law. Citizens and church leaders petitioned for action as Sunday saloon openings and law violations persisted, and a delegation of local pastors and temperance supporters visited the governor with no immediate statement.
W A Stecher director of physical culture and others asked the Board of Works to recommend a 4000 appropriation to buy rights for public bathing in the canal near Military Park. Rights held by Elizabeth Schiaser and family. Plans include a free bath for schoolchildren with passes and a small fee for other bathers. A superintendent custodian swimming instructor and porter would run the facility.
Market notes show hogs at 5.20 with a break and profit taking on long stocks. New York and Indianapolis reports indicate varied gains, with Union Pacific and Pennsylvania leading early advances, while Anaconda and rail shares softened amid shifting demand and crude tape.
VEGETABLE MARKET. Potatoes price at 1.00 per bushel, lettuce fancy menu items listed, onions 1.00 per pound, radishes note, parsnips quarters, carrots and turnips priced per quarter, mushrooms 0.50 each, asparagus bundled, grapes two for 0.50, cucumbers 0.10, tomatoes 0.00, fresh produce prices amid varied listings. New York practice shows pork steady at 93.00 to 1.30, lard steady, cigars and dairy varied, butter creamers and cream substitutes noted, poultry and eggs listed with assorted prices.
Chicago market figures show varied livestock results with cattle and hog prices mixed. Receipts at 42.9 hundred cattle and 65.1 hundred pigs, with beef and hog values fluctuating alongside dairy and feed product prices as buyers adjust for demand.
Markets report a standstill in several produce sectors after Saturday's activity. Butter and eggs trade mildly, cheddar prices steady, and cheese markets show little change from last week. New York dairy items appear stable with modest wholesale movement.
Toledo grain prices and futures quotes list wheat May July September prices, corn cash May July September, oats cash May July September, rye No 2 and other grains, with a few price figures such as 1.40 for March wheats and 1.85 for timothy. The item reflects an era grain market page with abbreviated contract names and month codes.
East Buffalo March 13 market notes show mixed livestock results. Receipts and prices list cattle veals and sheep with ranges for stockers feeders and yearlings, plus hogs and mixed grades. Prices included for choice lambs and yearlings, wethers, and various sheep grades with fluctuating demand.
Fragmentary listing of tea and coffee green varieties with misread terms and numbers. Mentions Young Hyson and Japan teas among assorted product codes and prices, but many words are garbled. The readable items point to a catalog-style Green tea and Coffee goods section with pricing cues like 716.50 and 313.
County council plans Tuesday morning session to consider authorizing a $100,000 bond issue to purchase voting machines. Officials aim to upgrade equipment and streamline elections.
Pittsburg market notes show supply strength with prime and common grades for cattle sheep and hogs. Prices listed include prime wethers around 1.10 to 1.25 and several entries for light and heavy classes, with totals and receipts styled as a late 19th or early 20th century market report from Chicago and Pittsburg exchanges.
A notice from the subscriber to citizens and voters of the Twelfth ward Center township Marion county Indiana states an application to the Commissioners at April term for a license to sell spirituous liquors malt and intoxicating beverages in less than five gallon quantities and to permit drinking on the premises the location given on Meridian street in Indianapolis center township Marion county with details of the lot and street boundaries and the licensee named William.
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