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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1906
Page
6
A damaged chronicle follows Timbo a circus simian once addicted to drink. Abandoned by a life of rough guardianship he travels from Boston saloons to a Cambridge home where temperance efforts aim to curb his craving. The narrative highlights Timbo’s struggles and eventual shift toward sobriety under guidance.
Terrible itching of scalp with sores and crusts behind the ears extended years later to the lower body. Painful itching and pustules appeared. a son was affected as well. The description reads as a medical complaint from a period source.
An advertisement style testimonial claims Cuticura Soap and remedies cured eczema and skin eruptions. It describes skin crusts, itching, and hair loss improving after two weeks, and a son recovering from a severe cold and eruption within weeks after treatment.
The Ringling Brothers show features a chimp named Tim who, under a temperance missionary, is trained to reform fellow monkeys and perform lessons for crowds. Tim inspires admiration as he imitates his master, leads others toward discipline, and participates in sermons at the circus’ Wisconsin quarters, drawing wide attention from attendees.
Purely circumstantial evidence ties Anylonio Strole to a Bronx murder. An Italian suspect, Antonio Torseli, lured him from New Jersey to New York, where Torseli’s brother was found dead. A key staged letter and forged anonymous tip helped prosecutors clinch the case, leading to a death sentence.
The Jersey City tunnel shaft under the Naritt River collapsed early this morning. About 14 men at the Jersey City site were overcome by gas and rushed to St. Francis Hospital. all recovered from injuries.
Described as a desperado Hiled was killed yesterday after years of crime. Sheriff Draper of Spokane shot Salih in the head at the New Era yard area following reports of Sheriff Shaver and Captain Henderson’s prior deaths nearby.
A damaged ad text touts Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription as a cure for nervous irritability, hysteria, and female disorders. It claims to restore strength, improve sleep, and relieve pain from menstrual issues, prolapse, and other gynecological conditions, citing American Indians and texts to authenticate efficacy.
Chas B G Alden of New York reports a pocket wireless device that transmits conversations from ordinary telephones without wires. Demonstrations in Martha's Vineyard reveal a detector attached to wireless batteries enabling reception of messages at a distance, suggesting future private pocket telephones and remote listening.
Special to the Som from South Bend Ind May news notes Mrs EL Reynolds presents a large sum to the South Bend Thomanesoetery fund for cruelty prevention. Various weather and household remedies advertise at length with old time products and medical tonics highlighted.
Chicago reports a strike by about a thousand structural workers, halting early morning duties and threatening delays to high rise projects in the downtown district. The action could trigger a broad setback for large building construction and related investment in the area.
The document records applicants in Marion County Indiana seeking licenses from the Board of County Commissioners for intoxicating liquors in various wards. It details premises locations on Washington and Michigan streets, front rooms in brick buildings, floor plans, and terms. It also lists endorsements with managers and the distribution of assets and liabilities as part of the state auditor's certification dated December 195.
Citizens of Center township Marion County Indiana are informed that multiple applicants will seek licenses at the June term 1906 to sell intoxicating liquors in quantities under five gallons with on premises consumption. Various addresses along New York street Delaware street and Washington street specify front rooms in two story brick buildings and other storefronts within Indianapolis city limits.
The Indiana based organization reports record growth with the largest annual increase in members in its history. Officials credit renewed outreach and expanded programs, noting steady gains across chapters in several states. The year ends with Indiana leading nationwide totals and higher engagement among affiliates.
A scrambled report from Rochester notes a Democratic party history and a new board appointment. Trustere Joe Stork and Frank Shemwrt are named, with William Neris marshal and Cratan Andersen night notice man appointed. The text confirms leadership changes and a public notice tone.
A historical note records Queen Wilhelming of Holland permitting eligible singers to attend the 11th annual concert series. It mentions intimate quarters for the event and welcomes participants under royal auspices.
Christopher Baker, 70, collapsed and died in a hallway of a facility in Hanfield Indiana on May 2. Investigators described the death as sudden with no immediate signs of foul play. Medical personnel pronounced him dead at the scene.
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