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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1905

Page

3

Briber Baker Out of Sight In Indiana Scandal

A corrupted sale of a measure led to a $5,000 detection fund for bribery by O A Baker, the tobacco trust promoter known as Cigarette Baker. He vanished abroad, possibly to Canada, while authorities search for an indictment status and pursuit remains unresolved.

Tobacco Trust Ananias Baker Baker Indiana Canada Paker Ar Tov Hanly Tren. Miller Reker Marina County Ranesextor Benedict

Lynching Fear Dims After Intercession at Bennett Home

May 4. At Miss Myrtle Bennett's residence in local area, a Black man employed by Mr Ben was seized by a mob and nearly lynched before Reverend Bennett intervened. The man was lashed, resisted, and ordered from the neighborhood. In Carbondale, FG Roh rete, a traveling evangelist, was found guilty of gross immorality after trial last week and is reportedly under charges.

Bcripps RAE Press Association Roca Myrtle Bennett Perer Ben- BR Porke Hennett Egripps Iuraz Buqtoin Carbondale Christian Church

Congressmen Praise Perruns Tonic for Catarrh Relief

Congressmen Hoa Smith of Murphysboro and David Meekison of Ohio report personal use of Perruns, claiming benefit for longstanding catarrh. Meekison notes progress after many bottles and hopes continued use will fully eradicate a thirty year ailment.

Oe Smith Murphysboro David Meekison Congress Ohio

Peruna Endorsed by U S Senators and Congressmen

A dramatic note on Peruna gaining universal backing from federal officials and diplomats amid catarrh claims. The piece lists numerous named congressmen and senators praising its curative powers for coughs, colds, and catarrh, with remarks on widespread household use and reliance in government circles.

United States Army Consus Nebraska Washington, DC F. Rice U. S. Benator Florida Mann Canreds North Dakota Will Sweet Conares Intalla J. Ho Bankhead Af Congress Alabama

Roosevelt Bear and Bobcats Beset Camp Near Glenwood Springs

Special to the Sun reports Roosevelt's hunting party near Glenwood Springs on a plateau oppo site the town. Bears and bobcats are abundant, with a fat bear seen near the hog back and two large bobcats released by a local taxidermist. The story details animal handling, capture, and skin preparation for exhibition, noting the bear as unusually large and the taxidermist's storage and display efforts. Elmer Chapman is highlighted as the camp courier and frontiersman facilitating outside communications.

Jas. G. G. Thomipson Glenwood Springs Washington Mr. Roosevelt Frank Hayes Hayes Haven Lambert Mayes Elmer Chapman The Presidents Courier Wndl Hoftaman Chapman

Surplus At Indiana Trust Company Board Reelects Officers

At a stockholders meeting in Indiana, the board of directors was reelected including James F Failey Frederick Fairniey Albert Bleber James Proctor O N Frenzel Edward Hawkins H W Lawrence Henry Jameson Hemnet Lyman Henry Wetzel J P Frenzel The officers reelected were J P Frenzel president Fredrek Fahniey vice president James Farley second vice president John A Butler secretary Frank Martin treasurer John BE Casey auditor Charlton H Adam assistant secretary H B HolliWay assistant secretary The board raised the semiannual city tax to 3 percent and added 25000 to the surplus fund making the total 57008.

The Indiana Trust Company James F. Failey Frederick Fairniey Albert Bleber James Proctor O. N. Frenzel Edward Hawkins H.W. Lawrence Henry Jameson Hement Lyman Henry Wetzel J. P. Frensel J. P. Frenzel Fred-rek Fahniey James Farley John A. Butler Frank Martin John BE. Casey Charlton H. Adam H. B. Holi Way Ao Aem

Emperor William Forces Guests Through Daily Drill Aboard Yacht

SU Correspondence notes the German emperor on a Mediterranean voyage aboard the Magnificent, escorted by the empress and Prince Frederick. He uses drill, an electric horse, and humor to engage guests as he governs Germany by telegraph, meeting lawyers, engineers, artists, and officials aboard.

Berlin Ger Wiemperor Hitel Freeleric Mediterranean Nea Wea Folndam Thm Theescourtiers Walwer Warner Kaiser Kaleer Thors Kulser Hohenzollern Col. von Dresky Exmnasium Erin Col von Dresky Driil Cos Jong

Dr A W Chase’s Ointment claim touted as cure

An advertisement by Caspar Walton of Michigan City Indiana extols Dr A W Chase's Ointment as a sure cure for itching bleeding or protruding piles. Walton says the ointment cured his condition after other treatments failed and notes it sells for 50 cents a box with distribution claimed nationwide.

Peruna Une Une Beruma A. W. Chase Casper Walton Michigan City Ind Eayoye Bard Thastrein A.W. Chawo da AW

Buffalo Herd Heads to Millers Ranch for Grand Hunt

Kansas City report describes two buffalo cars totaling 32 head arriving en route to the Miller ranch near Bliss Oklahoma. George and brother Miller, who own the ranch, aim to form the world’s largest herd, plan a $9,000 buffalo hunt, and host guests from the Nation Editorial Association and the ranch’s affiliated groups.

Kansas City America Kansan City Buffalo Kansas Angie Il” Ranch Bilas O. T George Miller Hik Brother Miller Brothers Nation Enetorial Association Joseph Miller Oklahoma Millers’ National Federation Faux City Ranch Anan Royal Western Hospitality Butte Hunt Feant

indigo water cure tale from Tommy Tufton

A humorous village tale quotes Tommy Tufton describing a prank with indigo in a well to make colored water. He says people will think it is blue and the elderly will seek some, capturing the playful boast in a local lore frame.

Tommy Tufton

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