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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1905
Page
3
A wartime era advertisement features two women praising Pertina as a restorative for stomach catarrh and general weakness. Miss Juba Hite from Wisconsin shares six years of suffering with appetite loss and improved strength after treatment. The piece invites readers to write Dr. Skerman for personalized guidance, promising confidential replies.
A fragmentary account describes Joseph Wineman president of the Pougress Center fitting company and his wife aboard a steamer en route from New York to Morocco and Algeria. They visit Genoa Pisa Monte Carlo Florence Venice and other cities, noting local hospitality and sights including Mount Vesuvius. The journey spanned months and left Mr Wineman’s party pleased with the people and places encountered.
Arlington hosts a memorial ceremony honoring nurses who died in service during the Spanish American War. The monument, carved to resemble a cross shaped pedestal, stands as a tribute by the National Association of Spanish American War Nurses. Attendees included members and veterans, with remarks on courage and remembrance.
In Warsaw workers press anger sparked by the Woodshed incident and plan to push a broad strike. Authorities fear Monday clashes mark the start of continued bloodshed with about 49 casualties and over 100 wounded while three Cossacks and two policemen are among the injured.
A fragmented report claims Yaqui Indians defeated Michigan troops near Perot, with Mexican regulars supporting the Yaquis. The narrative notes heavy casualties and troops abandoned by their officers, leaving the fight to the soldiers alone.
A fragmented report notes a death found in bed with unclear details. Coronial officials prepared observations while inquiries continued. Mentions Walter, Mya, and local names amid a noisy, garbled transcription of the event. The text also references a gas bill and legislative items from the Scripps-Atlas Press Association in Springfield.
Fragmentary court notes describe tense proceedings with witnesses recalling threats and alleged violence. Mention of jurors, prosecutors, and defense hints at a murder case context, with references to Beasley, Farley, and an organized labor angle involving teamsters.
City meeting reveals plans for road and streetcar upgrades. Cal Tuwanas and McGorrasr propose relays on Jerostosen Street and Fuesing at Fernoe as crews advance Brookside avenue work. Concrete progress noted on several avenues including Twenty-seventh, Cornelist, and Thirtieth streets with new grades planned along Soutest and other corridors.
In a puzzling case a local suspect named Grossman, a known illicit trader, was freed after a contested arrest in Johor on Tuesday. Authorities and investigators from the detachment pursued a convoluted trail through a network of associates and staged regiments at Growatyan Peak, revealing failures in the capture and questioning process.
Fragmentary OCR reads as a quirky note about painting boxes green by spring. The text mentions a desire for a fresh green base and hopes for completion with the season.
The article reports mounting labor tension as union leaders defend the strike and demand workplace compliance while government and industry figures weigh potential fuel shortages. Indicted labor supporters face growing pressure as employers andOfficials signal a possible crisis by midweek.
Bedford Ind May 3 Special to The Sun John Rutherford, charged with killing Charles Underwood at Vinton, was invested here on Sunday and taken to Linton Tuesday morning for his preliminary trial.
In a terse dispatch from St Louis dated May 2 as Wdeo Rose Dewar a St Louis woman aiding in workers’ efforts says 104 more men will be sent to Chicago. The report notes heavy scheduling and involvement in preparations for the assignment.
The report notes a Salem temperance victory and a two year jail sentence for an unnamed man. A man named Jub Winyo is charged with murder after a marshland assault that left Geisler dead. Geisler is described as years old and unmarried.
The market turned uneven with wheat futures advancing while hogs and sheep faced softer demand. Packers halted some activity as buyers left stalls. cattle trades were light with steers and cows showing limited movement amid cautious demand. Prime and choice categories held relatively steadier prices amid a generally cautious market tone.
In Chicago on May 2 the market reports show cattle receipts and price ranges for prime heavies and feeders, with steady to strong demand. Hog receipts are listed with a steady to firm tone and several price bands for light, packer, and western hogs. Lambs, pigs, and sheep are noted with mixed mentions, while vegetable forecasts suggest cheaper, better offerings later in the season.
Market notes from Cincinnati show mixed livestock activity with hogs and sheep receipts varying by grade. Prices drifted. cattle and calves offered uneven bids and several lines note mild demand despite slower trade.
Market notes from Indianapolis dated May 2 describe eggs butter and poultry prices and trades. It lists figures for creamery butter Swiss cheese and turkey offerings with steady demand and firm quotes.
Fragmented OCR text presents a chaotic report mentioning Georgetown, Pirees, and a new Aviad grant. Names and dates are unclear. reads as a local item about a grant or appointment with scattered phrases about Temi and Walder. Core facts are not deducible.
A bank in the area was robbed and an explosion caused significant damage to the building. Police report confusion and scattered evidence as investigators assess the scene and secure the area. No confirmed injuries are listed, and the investigation continues with local authorities.
May wheat opened higher with futures rising on the board, then closed around 03 cents up. Oats and oats futures showed modest gains while hog products edged higher. traders noted market uncertainty and mixed delivery terms across May and July contracts.
The report notes buoyant activity at the exchange with gains across multiple sectors. Key movers include Canadian Pacific and Amalgamated, with Northern Pacific and Locomotive shares rising. Government bonds hold steady while cattle and hog markets show steady to strong demand. total volume reached 321.3 shares with varied price movements across railroads, Reading, St Paul, and other majors.
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