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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1904
Page
3
F. Howell Gleaves of South Carolina recounts suffering a winter fever and summer cold through catarrh until Peruna provided relief. He states the tonic lifted his spirits and restored strength, enabling him to resume work and speak favorably about Peruna.
An advertisement extols Peruna as a remedy for cold and chronic catarrh. It cites long standing cases including Congressman Meekison and suggests accurate dosing at earliest symptoms prevents chronic illness. Dr Hartman offers free advice and endorsement of the medicine.
An authorized autograph letter from Aguinaldo to Ralph Dominguez of this city outlines Aguinaldo and Britto Aguitaldo planning a U S visit from Los Angeles. The missive notes Aguitaldo as a former chief of a Filmino party and mentions Cavite links and Dominguez as a personal attorney in the Philippines.
A fragment notes Aguinaldo will tour American cities including Denver, Chicago, and possibly St Louis, ending in Washington and New York with a Los Angeles visit hosted by the Dominguez family. Separate items report Newark workers pursuing higher wages, a committee traveling to Baltimore to present the demand to the B&O. Also a Temple Texas double tragedy involving telegraph exchange employees with a fatal shooting.
Wartime notes from London Tokio and Irkutsk report unconfirmed claims of Tokyo capturing Port Arthur and a Russian battle near the Yatu river with 600 killed. Other dispatches note Kataoka buried alive and Kuropatkin departing Irkutsk. Domestic items cover patent medicine warnings, township primary dates, Milwaukee candidates, and a Cheboygan incident.
A long list of births deaths and marriages from various New Jersey Maryland and other regions. Details include names and addresses such as Maurice Donnelly Sarah Donnelly Matthaw nd Mathews Wadeworth St Maryland and more with ages and causes of death like cancer pneumonia and cerebral hemorrhage. Additional marriage notices reference George P DeGreat and Genevieve Fee Shoemaser and Emma Casey and others. Building permits are listed for several structures with locations and values.
John Moody argues there were 150 trusts after Sherman act era, rising to 440 by now with 320.509.102.511 in total par value. He notes 644 original companies, major sectors including copper oil steel sugar and tobacco, and that Morgan interests are 27 percent of market value amid five dominant trusts.
Mrs Schofield MH George N Schofield died at her residence on 31H E Ohfo at Monday after a long illness. Former active manager in the Lady’s Business Exchange and a successful industrious woman, her charities were recalled by many. She leaves a husband and two sisters. Burkett renominated in Lincoln district as Corigrens man Eloy BR Buckets renominatd.
A Carthage Missouri woman details her husband’s gradual decline with nervousness and yellowing, then credits Postum coffee substitute with restoring health. She notes weight gain, improved complexion, and renewed vigor after using the product for about a year, crediting no doctor thereafter.
Champagne dominates the season as Preity hats and pretty gowns dazzle at H P Wassna & Co. Visible in the spring opening are ready to wear hats under 50 cents and French designs shipped from abroad. Elaborate picture hats with black chiffon brims and champagne colored straw dominate racks alongside gowns in champagne tones and white and black patterns. The store promises rich color, artistic design, and eye catching windows that attract both women and men.
There will be a day for each fruit at the world’s fair with apple day peach day cantaloupe day watermelon day and pumpkin day noted for Indiana. Michigan will host a peach day California a cantaloupe day and Georgia a watermelon day. Also reported are a fatal fall in Cincinnati and assorted political and legal updates including court actions, appointments, and committee votes.
Market reports show cattle, calves, hogs, and sheep trading with varying prices. Cincinnati notes steady demand for feeders and dairy stock. Pittsburgh reports higher receipts and mixed futures, with bids up for heavy cattle and prime beef cuts.
The report covers Chicago live stock with notes on cattle, sheep and hogs including prices for heifers, steers, and feeders. New York produce prices appear for butter, cheese, and dairy products with various grades and regional references interspersed.
George Leackwool, former secretary to Durbin and Mal eelo, and trusted aide to Steele, faces accusations amid a heated state paper dispute. Landis men accuse him of treachery while Lockwood, loyal to Steele, asserts the major will be nominated next Tuesday.
Joshua Blancfield will address a gathering on religion and modern faith at the Second German Church tonight. The talk is aimed at students and promises discussion of old beliefs in a modern context.
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