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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1905
Page
3
Reports from Washington describe lavish gifts sent to Miss Alice Roosevelt during her visit to foreign courts. The items include rare Japanese and Chinese art and a vast pearl collection. Debates arise over whether the First Daughter should accept such displays of esteem from foreign rulers.
New York dispatch states a tobacco trust has gained control of world supply links with planters and agents overseeing root crops, branches, and confectionery products. Independent producers previously resisted, but the trust now dominates during a period of market realignment affecting smoking and chewing tobacco, snuff, and related goods.
Fragmented text reports a tense situation with talks among Dr Regen and Premier Houser, amid efforts toward a satisfactory agreement. Names and places are garbled, but the piece suggests progress and anticipation of a resolve on an aviation or diplomatic issue.
The deal sees William J. Block gaining possession of the Windsor block formerly owned by M. I. Snades. Block pays 110.00 cash for the property. Sale of the old Acres block and Meritiay street from Maria Ayres to Fannie T. Savies also closed. The transactions were completed through Foe & Co.
The Sultan shows excitement as James Bries, a British statesman and writer of The American Wommenwealt, tours Mrevdania Bier j with De Porte Fears fearing material for a future mention. In the Commons, orders have been given to detectives to monitor him.
A chaotic account describes a shooting at a house near a malleable works complex. Authorities allege Mike Tarmurke, a man from Chicago, was arrested on charges of loitering and connected to the Macedonian shooting that wounded several men. The scene included a damaged dwelling, rough quarters, and tense investigations as officers pursued leads and attempted to identify the shooter. Coroner Tatewler is mentioned in connection with the case alongside local residents and a suspect under arrest.
A crowded city record lists births at addresses including 1410 Marlowe Ave and 30 Capitol Ave with several families named. Death notices include Henry Howard, 63, former Rhode Island governor, and others in Chicago and nearby towns, detailing ages and residences amid building permits and local notices.
The New York open shows active trading with steel futures leading gains while grains move higher on demand. Wheat and corn trend mixed as hogs and cattle fluctuate. investors note renewed buying in key shares and cautious tone across exchanges, with prices uneven but generally firm into midday.
Juliet MN lawyer and manufacturer Bennett proposed in writing to endow Smith College with funds and privileges if the institution relocated to his hometown. He cited indignation at outside students resisting a library fee, pledging assurance of brine and other benefits if the move occurred before year end. The plan stirred little local concern despite Smith College's status as a major women’s school, with substantial real estate and a large student body awaiting entrance exams.
The Hamilton County stock show starts next week in Noblesville Indiana with Wednesday opening. Premiums total about 2.00 per entry and 3 M entries already listed. Poultry and hog exhibits expected large with eight free attractions and a daily balloon ascension. The event is promoted by local merchants aiming to boost city youth ties.
Peers Association reports that Saturday cher and Grony must travel back to the United States. The note references Scripprautae and Vhe Gaenor- in unclear context, but indicates repatriation action involving two named individuals.
A historical ad touts charcoal lozenges as a safe cleansing aid for the stomach and breath, claiming they absorb gases and impurities, improve complexion, whiten teeth, and aid digestion. It highlights Stuart’s Charcoal Lozenges as superior, available for about twenty cents a box, and endorsed by a physician.
A family tragedy occurs when Mrs Chamea Williams and her daughter Mars Williams die from sewer gas exposure. The father William Williams and the mother’s sister are injured as responders work to rescue others. The incident, investigated by local authorities, occurred in a residence near Smithsiohh and prompted questions about building safety and gas containment.
A badly garbled report notes a disabled person committing suicide near Beas ver. The fragmented line mentions an association and September 2 with unclear details about a girl involved. Further readable facts are minimal and ambiguous.
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