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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1905
Page
8
A fragmentary report discusses a water cure and its supposed effects on the body. Mentions of a family physician and warnings about health practices appear, with unclear details and several garbled phrases. The piece hints at physiological impacts and possible dangers but lacks concrete data or outcomes.
Lewin Dwyer, proprietor of Cullins Butter Store in North Nebraska near Ohi, was arrested last Saturday and faces charges for improper entries in books and failure to affix revenue stamps. Officers seized his entire stock of oleomargarine valued around four thousand dollars. it was moved to a cold storage house. Dwyer allegedly colored oleomargarine to pass as creamery butter, while revenue officers suspect others shadowed him and found damaging evidence. He is bound over to the federal grand jury.
Monday night panel Carter, a Negro patrolman, was arrested on a warrant sworn by Isaac Stone and TW Manwerist. Carter is charged with assault and battery with intent to murder, accused of shooting Ben Stone, a one year old, while the child tried to flee from an alleged danger. Carter claims the shot frightened the boy but says he did not aim at him. the boy was wounded in a nearby alley. Carter is under guard at City Hospital, suffering from the injuries.
A fragmented exchange in Indiana reveals allegations about a young girl and an older witness. The court heard that a key witness lied in her testimony against Lyons, following claims by Hazel Wolfe and others. The case proceeds with uncertain timelines and a tour of police procedures.
Fragmented historical essay by Jessie M. Partlon reflects on labor unrest near Reading, detailing miners, a Markie concern, and a hospital aid, with vivid scenes of fences, gravel, and a grim view of poverty. Names like Philadelphia, Reading, and Worcester echo regional context amid social critique.
Report describes a town scene with a rich cast of named locals including Rev Bridenbauch and John Markie. It notes tensions around a mine owner and local figures amid a mountainous basin and industrial surroundings. The prose hints at social conflict, character notes, and rural setting.
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