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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1904

Page

3

Peruna Claims Cold Cure and Protection by Use

A reader letters column extols Peruna as both preventative and curative for winter colds and chronic catarrh. Testimonies from Gertrude Stebbing, Cora Redmond, and Mildred Keller describe relief from sinus and ear symptoms, with calls to contact Dr. Hartman in Columbus for personalized консультации.

Gertrude Stebving Laballe St Chicago Ill Gertrude Stebbing Cora H. Redmond W. Monroe St Etary West End Histroric Society Coral Redmond Peruna Hartman Saartman Santisrium Columbus

Pretty Little Baby Girl Averts Father’s Jail Fate

A three year old girl captivated court officials and helped her father, David Duncan, avoid jail. Duncan faced drunkenness and offending on the streets charges. Minnie Smith testified to his intoxicated conduct. The judge suspended judgment and granted a pledge, citing the child’s influence on his family.

Fathr David Duncan Maxwetlat Minnie Smith Bloomington Merrill Staid Dungan Duncan Bres Wilkinson Costa Relaner

Fierg Timber Wolf Exhibited After Death in McCoysburs

The large American timber wolf killed near McCoysburs in January by Charles W. Russell arrived at the state museum Thursday. The creature terrorized Hanging Drove township for years, killing poultry pigs and lambs and was believed to have caused extensive losses. It was a standout runner and defeated all local dogs except two in Jasper county. Geologist Blatchey lauds the wolf as a premier exhibit, alongside a recently killed large eagle mounted for display.

Charles W. Russell McCoysburs Janper County State Museum Drove Jeper County Bnevell Dussel Jaxper County Geologiat

State museum reallocates space for new specimens

Artifact collection undergoes reorganization as items are procured for the state museum to create room for newly secured specimens. The move aims to expand exhibit capacity and enhance curatorial display.

State Museum

Marriage Certifies Stable Union After Probe

A frantic Mrs. Mike Riley demanded confirmation of her marriage at a city desk sergeant after presenting a framed marriage certificate. The certificate stated Mike Riley and his wife were married in Mansfield, Ohio, years earlier, and Mrs. Riley insisted the union be recognized. Sergeant Crane affirmed the marriage appeared valid and she left satisfied.

Mike Riley W. Merril Poltes Station Mansfield Mike Ned Sergt. Crane

Roosevelt to press button at St Louis fair opening

President Roosevelt will press the button to start machinery for the St Louis world's fair. The ceremony is set for 1 p.m. April 30 in the White House, with noon in St Louis.

Washington Roosevelt St. Louis World’s Fair White Honee Stoul

Queen Alexandra Dines at Cheap London Restaurant

March 24 Queen Alexandra visited the Alexandra trust restaurant on City Road and ordered a four-pence half-penny dinner. Lipton established etab lished eateries. the scene notes a gramophone aboard a train saloon bound for Tar tans with Wagner and church music.

London Queen Alexandra Alexandra Trust City Road Thomas Lipton Europatkin Berlin

Births and Deaths and Marriages Amid City Records

Birth notices list a string of newborns with parents and addresses, including Albert H. and Nora Geisel, a girl. Harry and Carrie German, a boy. Edward and Helen Faucett, a city birth. and other families across Lansing, Missouri, and nearby streets. Death notices cover Harriet E. Kaler, Frederick W. Nolting, Lavina Williams with intestinal tuberculosis, Jennie Lovell with peritonitis, Peter J. Stoner, and others, with causes such as influenza, pneumonia, and septic conditions. Marriages feature multiple couples, while Building Permits show new cottages and repairs across several streets, with valuations ranging from modest to substantial.

Albert H Nora Geisel Oriental-st Charles Ida Lichlyter New Jersey Harry Carrie German Bummit-st Edward and Helen Faucett Harry and Bessie Long East-st Michael and Mary Mack Missouri-at Gtr

Colored Woman Turns White in Leavenworth Death Case

Leavenworth Kansas reports a rare case in which Mattie Dancy, an 68 year old Black woman, gradually turned white before death. Her skin hair and features became predominantly white with a few facial black splotches, while her brother is also slowly whitening. Her history includes a flood displacement and a long progression of spells before death dated from New Year’s Day.

Leavenworth Kas Mattie Dancy Dancy Mis- Mesippi Kansas City Chilhood

Trunk Deaths Shock London Boarding House

London police found a woman and child dead in a trunk at a boarding house on Kenaat Rise. A suspect named Crossman attempted arrest, fled into the streets, and killed himself by slashing his throat.

London Kenaat Rise Lolger Crossman

Pflug Denies Reports From Mukden Dispatches

Gen Pflug telegraphed from Mukden denying any truth to English reports of Japanese advances through Tao Ting and Motloff passes and engagements with Russians. He cites London papers and Japanese sources as unfounded. Washington reports list national soldiers homes board nominees including McMahan Holley Warner Shafter Palmer Murphy and others.

Pflug ST. Petersbuh Mukden Thurst England Tao-Ting Pass Motloff Pass London Pines Port Arethur Chvang-Sotm Soldiers’ Homes Washington Active Committee On Military Affairs National Soldiers’ Homes Martin T. McMahan Newport John M. Holley Wisconsin William Warner Misenuri William R. Shafter California Henry E. Palmer Neprask

Named the Twins at City Hospital

Twin girls Edna May Webb and Harriet Wishard Webb were born last Saturday at City Hospital weighing five pounds four ounces and four pounds roughly. Parents Mr and Mrs J D Webb of 125 Marunda leave chose Ena Mas for the smaller and Harriet Wishard for the other in honor of an old friend. Both babies healthy and likely to grow into womanhood.

City Hospital Edna May Webb Harriet Wishard Webb J. D. Webb Marunda Harriet Wishard

Corbett Britt Fight Bet Odds and Weight Prep

San Francisco March 4 betting on the Corbett Britt bout runs 19 to 1 against Corbett with Corbett betting 9 to 6. Both fighters near weight, Corbett hinting he might weigh four pounds more than in a prior bout while Britt wagers solidly. Corbett vows to stay under weight until the bout and avoid work the day of the fight, while guarding a weight secret.

Britt San Francisco Corbett-Britt Corbett Dave Sullvan

Rank Spring Poetry Crackdown in Cleveland Court

Tom Curtin was fined five dollars in a Cleveland police court for writing spring poetry while in a B and O box car. Railroad detectives arrested him with four others found sleeping. Curtin, by candlelight, wrote on paper as the group faced the judge with verses about spring and dancing lambs.

Cleveland Tom Curtin Pulles Casta Curtin

Drought Threatens Texas Ranches Across Western Plains

Fort Worth March 4 reports severe cattle losses across western Texas due to water shortages. Ranchers fear continued drought, with thousands dead and widespread grazing depletion from prairie fires. If rain does not come soon, many ranches may be drained and future herds endangered.

Fort Worth Tex Texas

Georgia Halley Seeks Warrant Sworn Off For Husband

Georgia Halley of E Washington Street tells City Prosecutor Hack that a good scare could cure her husband Andrew Hale Jay, arrested for coal theft, and she pleads for action. Hack dismisses the case, advising peace. The exchange ends with her urging strong measures while the husband is released on bond. A Bank of England dividend is noted in a separate line.

Georgia Halley E. Washington-st Hack Georgia Black Sapple Andrew Hale Jey

EAST BUFFALO LIVESTOCK AND MARKET SUMMARY

EAST BUFFALO March 21 Receipts % cars active Prime steer and heifer prices steady to higher. Sheep and lambs in demand with choice lambs up, cull grades steady. Hogs strong, 16 cars reported with gains. Also includes New York Chicago Indianapolis price notes for pork dairy and eggs across markets.

East Buffalo Souavaca Ou Verde &. F Hawadia York Ss. Rom Cincinnati Chicago Indianapolis Recomes BOS New York Bria Southern Pacifle Aly Anacanda Steel Metropolitan Street Railway Brookyn Rapid Transit Pennsylvania Erle Ti Bt. Paul Pit Ion Au Avaren Choler

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