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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1905
Page
4
A public notarization note records G.5. Malone serving as Notary Public in Cook County, with the oath ceremony or declaration details summarized from the readable snippet.
Patrick F Maley M D of Vine Cincinnati Ohio studied at The Cincinnati College of Medicine and Surgery and served as surgeon in the United States Army and Navy during the War of the Rebellion. He became Coroner of Hamilton County for three terms and Medical Examiner of Pensions for one term. He credited Peruna for daily practice success and family use and wished long life in his calling.
Frans Teavell, described as colored, was seized by about 120 men at midnight near Elkton Kentucky and died near a tree outside town after allegedly insulting Mrs Ann Barrum. The incident occurred alongside a series of fires in the area, including a carpenter shop and barn owned by Charles Nueurge, with broader property damage noted in nearby residences and a dwelling on Capital Avenue. Several small blazes taxed the fire department in cold weather as officials reported minor losses from otherwise damaged structures.
Gov Fenk Hanly's daughter Mrs Hi Garman, 16, is seriously ill after a Lafayette trip. Mrs Garman, a Purdie University faculty member’s spouse, faces critical health as Gov Handy hopes for recovery. Meanwhile Montreal police search for Edward Cunliffe linked to $100 theft from Adams Express. Pinkerton and Laval detectives sweep the city.
The Chicago and North Western Railway Co offers prospective settlers reliable information on desirable locations in the West and Northwest for industrial establishments. Full details on cheap fertile lands are provided upon application to the North Western Line or Passenger Traffic Manager W. B. Xalskern in Chicago.
Ten men are under investigation by New York detectives for the murder of Gaetano Costa, a wealthy Meljan figure slain in his Brooklyn market. Costa had refused to pay protection money, prompting the deadly ambush where six suspects reportedly took part before fleeing the scene.
Births note numerous families with names and addresses across city blocks. deaths include Belle Garnett and Matilda Roe with causes or circumstances. marriages list many couples. Building permits record new homes and structures with addresses and costs across several streets.
Chief Deputy Earle cites anonymous Columbus letter prompting search warrants for John Barnes engineer at Cerealine Works. Two gill nets found. Barnes pleads guilty to one net, fined 30.40 and costs, released on others to answer Saturday. He says nets bought from strangers at Riverside park, while letter alleges park employees fishing illegally. Earle vows to uncover truth and Barnes remains jailed as investigations continue with park officials and locals rallying support to pay fines.
Report says players have used nets and others engineered the plan with officers and employees potentially aware. It notes salted Barnes at the jail tied to the same city area and claims park workers and fishermen may be involved in the illicit activity and benefit from it.
The American Mining company stock valued at one dollar face was taken up Thursday morning. Sher rick paid only a portion, while Attorney General Charles W. Aufler expresses confidence that the remaining Howler Oil company accounts will be settled soon, likely by the first of next week. Former Governor Corbin and others reportedly plan to sell the remainder of Sherrick securities as the Wickard notes settlement receives praise for Miller and Reed’s handling.
Charles Swan was shot three times by his father Thursday. Swan lies dangerously wounded as the father is arrested. Police report the attack occurred after an offer connected with the Continental hotel in Chicago.
Special to the Sun reports Dr. Asa Caleman was found dead in his office on Wednesday afternoon. A Civil War veteran, his death is attributed to heart disease. Early appearances suggested he may have been eating a meal when he collapsed.
Large scale liquidation led by Vanderlip continued into the evening trading session. Amalgamated Copper and American Locomotive showed strength while General market weakness pushed high priced stocks down. cash buyers appeared hopeful for fair prices and further recovery at opening prices.
A long OCR style listing shows prices for vegetables fruits and dairy items including onions carrots lettuce potatoes cabbage and tomatoes with per bushel per barrel and per box prices. It also includes a separate news brief: attorney John Meredith of Muncie Ind charged with embezzling $900 from Lafrance Oil company released on $40 bond, with hearing set for Friday morning.
Fragmentary market update lists commodities including nuts oats and straw with mentions of heifers timothy hay and fleet. Readable facts include mixed prices and supply items like oats and straw amid incomplete data.
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