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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1905
Page
3
Illustrative letters praise Peruna and Manalin as household remedies for catarrh and related illnesses. Patrons claim improved appetite, restored energy, and ability to resume housework. Testimonials span Milwaukee Kansas City and St. Joseph, emphasizing trust in the product and regular use for both young and old.
Pittsburg November meeting of the American Federation of Labor resolves to end the strike of the Typographical union. Delegates from Socialist and Industrial Workers groups send in dissent. David Goldetela from Boston criticizes fascism and antisemitism. a Jesuit denouncement of the Wear Federation of Miners is ruled out of order.
By the will of Stephen Salisbury, which was opened for probate on Monday afternoon, the estate is valued at over 3,000,000. Real estate and a gate or mausoleum are noted as part of the holdings, with estimated values exceeding 3 million and real estate appraised around five million.
The protected cruiser Galveston under Commander William G. Butler, attached to the North Atlantic fleet’s second squadron, sailed from Hampton Roads for Monte Christo, Domingo, joining American vessels patrolling the republic’s waters. The collier Abarenda under Captain Middleton is to depart Hampton Roads immediately to report to Rear Admiral Bradford in the Dominican patrol squadron.
The Norwegian steamer Tuchin, with a captain and crew of about 36 men, is thought to have foundered in a terrific gale that swept over Nova Scotia last Friday.
In St Malo France four torpedo boats and the destroyer Lanciet plus a fleet of smacks search for bodies from the Hilda wreck. Survivors are not expected and efforts focus on recovering corpses. The death toll rises to 123 as more passengers were found aboard than initially believed.
President Fierer of Kenyon College through attorneys demanded a duplicate copy of all testimony from the coroner's inquest in the Stuart L. Pleravo case. Coroner Scarborough refused until the grand jury acts, and the college may pursue a mandamus to compel delivery claiming the inquest was unlawful behind closed doors. A potential indictment and damages against Knox County are mentioned.
Fire likely started by safe blowers or robbers damaged the Long Belt Lumber office and nearby firms in Cherryvale Kansas on Tuesday morning. Estimated loss totals about 71 000 with Wood Tucker Lampfer 20 005 Whitney Grain 5 900 and Morgan 0 000 among other losses, overall about 75 000.
The Board of State Charities will not pursue a priiile investigation of Emily Rhoades, superintendent of the Indiana Women’s Prison and Training School, as charges include literacy, incompetency, cruelty and misconduct. A public hearing is requested to inform the public and allow Miss Rhoades to clear herself, though the plan is to withhold it. Accusations include violent temper, poor food, parolee placements, undue influence, and lack of cooperation with other officials.
Hetty Green, famed as America’s richest woman, dismissed celebrating her birthday while noting many tasks she intends to pursue. She spoke from her desk in the Chemical Bank offices, joined by close aides and associates as she continued her business affairs.
A dense city record lists numerous birth entries with parents and locations including Aday, Wellsville, Talbot, Irvington, and Deloss, plus infant notes from city hospitals and homes. It also catalogues marriages among many couples such as James Lowe, Carrly Carnes, James J. Bradley, Ira Perry, and others, with all names and addresses appearing in a single ledger-like passage. The article preserves names, ages, and places, reflecting an official civic roster rather than narrative reporting.
A damaged OCR listing multiple names and addresses for repairs additions rents and dwellings. entries include C F Ply 1H River 3526 Andy Rinehart 200 Ken tucky 1017 N Capitol Frank Lemontree 40 Willams and Maple Eva McLeland 4M Park 7100 and others. The fragment references an Indianapolis wreck and a church approach near Ohio at Souis.
An old advertisement touts PAZO OINTMENT as a guaranteed cure for piles including itching bleeding and protruding types within six days or money return. The terse copy emphasizes rapid relief and a money back guarantee.
Hogs at 8.00 in Indianapolis with receipts showing hogs 15.00, cattle 130, sheep 90. Hog market steady to 5 cents lower. buyers sparse, most sales between 4.7 and 4.9. Cattle market strong on good to prime, but local quality trails western points. sheep and lambs demand steady to strong. Chicago weather and Argentine wheat influenced grains with mixed futures. Pittsburgh slow with hogs, prime at 4.90-5.15, others varied.
Chicago live stock prices and receipts show cattle and hog values across grades with quotations for prime beef, cows and heifers, stockers, and canners. Sheep and lamb prices and per-dozen egg quotes appear alongside regional grain and dairy product notes for the day.
New York trade notes show pork prices at 315 and 254115.50, lard Western steam spot at 7207.85, and miscellaneous butter products from Sage Butter-Creamery including extra and near-by extra. Scr country figures and full cream and fancy exports appear, with unclear spellings and local shop quotes.
The 0th anniversary of the first Jewish settlement in America will be commemorated Sunday in Indianapolis at Caleb Mills hall Shortridge High School with exercises. Gov J Frank Hanly Marcus Sulzer Fabula Feurticht Hoffman Neustadt Indianapolis congregations Rev Joseph Hartenan prayer Robby M Messing benediction music by David Levy Harry Stern Hugh McGibney speakers include Grover Cleveland Higgins McClelan Judah Sulsberger Bishop Greer in New York on Thanksgiving day. The first Jews arrived in 15 from Bahia Brazil to escape religious persecutions.
The stock market opened active and higher with Anaconda up about 1 percent and gains for Metropolitan Gas and Smelting and Federal Steel. Reading rose sharply as Walter Curtis bought 7,500 shares in a block, and American Locomotive and Amalgamated Copper also advanced. Bond prices fell, while cattle and live stock markets reported varied receipts and prices at East Buffalo and Cincinnati.
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