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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1905
Page
3
Fragmented report cites a homicide investigation tied to Mayline and Wilsey with references to parents and mourners. Authorities list a suspect, discuss a weapon and a potential narcotics link, and note a trial date and degree considerations as part of ongoing proceedings.
An advertisement promotes Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery as a remedy for digestive and organ issues. It claims to regulate stomach liver and kidneys, contain no alcohol, sugar or harmful drugs, and to aid health in trying climates. Endorsed by local Buffalo resident Landshelt and physician Dr. Pierce.
A garbled city record lists births and deaths with numerous misread names and addresses. It mentions Esther Cohen, Charles and Stella Deer, Albert Huzee, and Theodore Ko among others, with scattered locations like Broadway and Martinsville. The fragmentary text shows dates and ages but few clear details.
Permit notices list projects including a barn on 29 Sheiden 39 by Cortie and a shop at 2400 E Washing ton for Guarne with $500 value. Repairs by Mary M. Clarines at Temple near Newland 3106 and W W Gray at 27 Ruckle 10 noted. Lorena Schmidt listed for repatry at 3148 Delur mura BF.
The text lists extensive hunting rules and penalties in Indiana, covering deer turkey quail and other wild birds, dates for seasons and prohibitions on fishing methods. It outlines fines, required landowner permission for hunting, and penalties for various violations, including fishing limits and equipment bans. The document resembles a dated legal notice of regulated hunting and wildlife penalties.
Three youths were arrested after peering through a knothole at Central Insane Asylum where female patients promenaded in the yard. They appeared before Judge Stubbs in juvenile court Monday morning on idle and tottering charges, pled guilty and were rebuked then released on probation.
A blaze in the paint department’s oil tank at the E. C. Atkins Law Works facility in Uinol and Boothsts damaged the plant around Monday noon. Fire investigators assess the damage as substantial with no injuries reported.
Col Bil Ritter, poised to prosecute Valentine Sterzer for maintaining an illegal saloon in Jhingsville, refuses to proceed in police court without Sterzer's attorney present. Prosecutor Baeciet's absence prompted motions to quash and a judge to consider the matter.
The federal grand jury will begin what will probably be two long sessions Tuesday morning. Among the cases to be investigated is that of Guntny Conzman cashier of the ixa County National Bank for embezzlement. His alleged embezzlement is near 60,000 with other cases of postal revenue and pension law violations. The jury is expected to stay in session for at least two weeks.
The first of four Meritage series meetings for men at the Yuan Men's Christian Association opened Sunday. Vice-President Charles Fairbanks delivered the principal address to about two thousand attendees. ALM, Guarld, and other officials presented him, with musical selections by the Mystic Te Masonie quartet and Katherine Bauer. Prominent speakers are planned weekly, with top musical talent contributing each Sunday afternoon. Admission is free for men attendees.
The fifteenth annual Christian Endeavor convention closed in Shelbyville Ind. Officers elected include district secretary EB B Clifton of Indianapolis public tent superintendent Mrs Lola V. Stanton, intermediate and junior attendant Miss Stolmeyer of Indianapolis, county secretary Stella Stephens Greenfield, and other posts. The next convention is set for Greenfield in the second week of November 1926.
The theft and game commissioner reports a drop in hunter license demand at the city office. Recently issued licenses include K. K. DeRtomet of the city police, Albert Zearing of the Board of Public Works, and Robert V. Furnas. A large number of local hunters go daily, with some meetings noted amid quail activity.
A brief stock market roundup notes gains and losses amid stringency as traders respond to gold import concerns. Amalgamated Copper, Reading, and Pittsburgh stock figures drift with mixed bids while pork, lard, and dairy prices show varied movement in the New York produce market.
Cincinnati Nov 13 cattle rates show butcher steers extra choice around 4.40 to 4.60 per cwt. Hogs receipts 6,300 with good to choice 7.00 to 7.40 per cwt. Mixed average 5.75 to 6.05. Sheep receipts 849 with strong demand and higher prices for extra lambs.
Raucous activity noted as hogs and cattle trade softened in Indianapolis with Monday morning quotes 10 cents lower than Saturday. Demand fair but cooling, with the market described as weak after clearance. Prime steers and heifers mixed, feeders in range, cows steady to lower, and hogs showing varied prices across weights. Spring lambs and yearlings listed amid broad market decline and uncertain demand.
Prices for No 2 red winter wheat rose with December bids as Argentina’s poor weather and feed concerns support futures. Corn and other grains fluctuated. cattle and hog markets show mixed movement as Chicago produce items and dairy quotes accompany the session.
East Buffalo New York buyers and sellers report mixed receipts with prime steers around 5500 dollars per load and hog receipts near 27200. Lambs and sheep show declines with various lots priced and cataloged in the daily livestock market summary.
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