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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1905
Page
3
Readers report dramatic relief from chronic lung, liver, and kidney issues after using Perina cures. A Buffalo resident credits carelessness years ago for lung decline, while a Los Angeles builder praises renewed strength and recovery after taking Perina.
A letter from Henry in Ohio endorses Peruna as a supreme remedy after trying many treatments with no relief. He describes prolonged weakness and collapse, then attributes his recovery to Peruna and urges others to seek its benefits as neighbors and friends report positive results.
The piece argues word of mouth outperforms ads, noting many people take Peruna after a friend’s advice. It claims ads may attract, but friends’ recommendations drive most usage and that Peruna cures some chronic catarrh while prompting others to try it. An Alderman from New York cites Peruna as a national blessing and shares a personal recovery narrative.
Attorney General Charles W. Miller opened his brief in the Indiana Supreme Court appeal of John M. Lewis of Madison County. He argues the act is constitutional under both federal and state constitutions, using police power to protect health and morals. The case cites health, morals, and welfare interests, noting smoking harms business and public order. The piece also notes prison officials attending a congress in Laden and a theft report of $75 or $76 from a room trunk at Dean Pump Works.
American Mine Superintendent allegedly became a maniac in Panama prison. Charges under investigation involve Walker and others linked to alleged abuses. A letter to Frank Witt reportedly ties Pontine residents to a conspiracy about mining property and a noted rescue amid troubling events.
Dispatch from Scripps Rae Press Association describes unrest and damage around oil wells. Reportedly tanks and wells set ablaze, with unclear casualties and rapid spreading fires. Local authorities struggle to contain flames as regions endure heavy dust and smoke.
Andrewe Cary reports from Cleveland that a memorial endowment is planned at Western Reserve University in memory of Senator M. A. Hanna. The proposal aims to back a political studies program, with President Theing noting the gift would advance the project’s success.
A stray scrap of paper from the Frederick Rindge estate reveals a will that purportedly leaves the entire property to his widow and three children. The discovery, made at his Los Angeles home, is being reviewed by executors and legal experts.
Cripps-Aware Press Association report from Marietta Ohio describes a demented stagie where Town Marshal TOG Carter was killed in Merton Hellsville. The assailant opened fire at 4 nine and four shots ended the life of the marshal instantly.
The Washington dispatch reports Morgan Hi Krach, who resigned as U.S. attorney for the District of Columbia, has named Nagheer as a special assistant to the attorney general in the cotton case investigation. The move comes amid efforts to bolster the probe into the scandal surrounding federal enforcement.
Sept 7 dispatch notes official issuance barring Russians and Germans en route to America due to cholera outbreaks in Germany and Russia. Policy aims to curb disease spread as ships and migrants pass through Paris. Authorities restrict movement of affected travelers to prevent contagion.
Mrs. John Boyce of Pine Bush New York reports a yellow crest on her baby's head that resisted treatment until she used Cuticura Soap and Ointment. Washing with the soap then applying the ointment brought a complete cure after a few treatments. She has advised other mothers seeking similar relief.
The Scripps news service reports a worsening yellow fever outbreak with 1003 cases in the region and 15 deaths across Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia, Florida, and Missouri. Urgent appeals seek volunteer physicians and 20 nurses for Seville Bayou LaFourche, while Mississippi faces a fish famine as quarantines ease.
A garbled city record lists births and marriages with numerous names and addresses. It includes references to individuals such as Blake, Nelle Goo, Cora Whee, and Nora Giebe, plus an array of unrelated entries, likely from births, deaths, and marital notices, mixed with building permits and residential details. The text is heavily corrupted with stray letters and incomplete phrases, yielding an unreadable, fragmentary register of multiple civic items.
Chicago Sept 7 wheat futures rose with nearby options up modestly while December closed higher. Sep and Dec oats and corn values varied with steady to weak tones. provisions and hog markets shown, with odd notes on trade and inspection. Indianapolis Sept 7 receipts and market activity described as volatile with cattle and sheep weak, Western cattle pressuring, and dairy and poultry prices listed.
Market notes show corn oats and hay prices with bids for rye, timothy, and straw. Mentioned are mixed feed ingredients and a date reference to September, with regional or general market terms.
A Pennsylvanian railroad tragedy near Pittsburg injures four Westinghouse employees. William Gardner, a man believed to be Willige Robert Meksen, were fatally injured. three others including William Gundy Robert Paven and Harry Courines sustained serious or fatal injuries as a train struck them while they waited on the Bennaylvania line at lame, wand patton.
Ray RKanben shue wowed crowds at the state fair grounds with a third successful malt display. On Thursday morning he commanded the airship to descend from six feet above the ground creating a perfect figure eight. His display drew record attendance surpassing past years.
A collision involving an ambulance from Isolation Hospital in Brooklyn and a touring party near Brooklyn on Wednesday night left seven injured, one possibly fatally. Survivors include William Kuntz, Col and Mrs A. M. Cooke, Mrs Wake, Mrs Howard, and Mrs Couhe. Mrs Blahe suffers a fractured skull.
Scripps-My RaE press report says William Fay and Henry Wallyman were attacked by a neighbor’s mule near Quitman, Alabama, and felled. one man died while going to Fax’s assistance. New cholera cases reported in Bomberg, Berlin. Two cases in the village of Beninf, one in Restenbure.
The GAR, Ladies Relief Corps, and Col. Sepe nina of the patronal encampment discuss pensions for former prisoners of war. Corporal Tanner and Gen. Bran ik clash publicly over support for the Penrose bill while Missouri’s Judge Button vies for leadership. Tanner denounces claims of opposition, asserting he backs pensions for all veterans and will continue to fight for prisoner of war pensions.
News from Dew York markets reports heavy liquidation in early trading on Thursday with prices declining across most major stocks. Traders describe aggressive selling from leading houses, as speculation wanes and bank rate expectations influence sentiment. Chicago and Reading exchanges show mixed activity in cattle, sugar and produce with commodity quotes fluctuating.
Market listing from Indianapolis dated Sept 7 shows numerous produce prices. Watermelons about 50 cents each, melons and bananas valued at $1,600 per box or per dozen hands, cantaloupes, peaches, grapes, and apples offered with varying per unit or per box prices. Several items from onions to eggplants listed with per bushel or per dozen pricing. Local fruit and vegetable stalls advertise prices for tomatoes, cucumbers, corn, beans, lettuce, cabbage, and other staples.
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