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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1905
Page
3
Readers across the country praise Peruna for chronic pelvic and digestive issues. Women from Albion to New York report relief from catarrh and fatigue after using Peruna, urging others to try the remedy and attributing renewed energy and health to its use.
Excerpts recount dramatic health turnarounds after Peruna use. Anna Mc Ginn of Providence says heart trouble eased after a year of symptoms. Viola Marshall of Springfield credits Peruna and Dr Hartman for renewed strength and becoming a "new woman."
The Marion county grand jury issued its final report for the September term. Three indictments were reported to Fremont Alford, with names partially disclosed and others kept secret. The panel also addressed forgery and murder charges connected to local figures and investigated related actions, while notes on attendance and coordination with officials were provided.
Fr B Goodnow chief field agent of the Burea of Statistics tours the state gathering reports from labor groups for a preparatory test report. This will be the first complete report on labor conditions from this department as crop reports continue to come in and indicate averages will not be reduced. Gov Hanly travels to Holeksvtle Ohio to deliver a lecture on The Patriotism of Price at United Brethren conference Thursday evening.
Rept. W. J. Bryan and family sailed Wednesday afternoon on the Manchuria for Japan and China. The voyage alerts readers that Bryan departs with relatives seeking foreign missions.
A widow and dependent mother in Seaport appeals for help locating her 10 year old son Charles who disappeared two weeks ago with two companions. Police Superintendent Braet vows further search and description of the missing boy who left home with the others.
A blaze swept a residence described as Ai Jide Line on a thirsty morning. The fire department quickly doused the flames but the house suffered substantial damage estimated at £194. No injuries are reported.
Laura T Seaman of New York renewed his attack on the medical and surgical department of the war department during the Spanish American war in a paper read before the convention of Army and Navy Surgeons in Detroit in mid September.
The murder charge against Hears Schlangen of 140 Line Venest was dismissed in police court Thursday morning. On Sept 2 while driving home on his dray he struck and killed Edwin Covert, a two year old, in front of the child's home. Coroner TLD Theemiler released Schlangen on his own recognizance, finding no fault in the accident. The defendant, a man with a family, expressed heartbreak and said he would give back the child's life if possible.
Frank Edwarde and an able mate testified before Judge Fremont Alford that he made a strong impression as he left. Thursday moved Wis, with seven other prisoners under Deputy Sheriff Caskey Kim bell, bound for Michigan to face charges for theft of $3 from William Williama. Edwarde, suffering consumption, said confinement would kill him. In the same party was George Tuippus, a Greek, one of the most desperate men to face local authorities. Bevis Demanded Work, David Bevis, a cripple, sought employment and then insulted the servant girl when told none was available. Bicycle men Morgan and Samuelia were present. Bevis was arrested for loitering and profanity. Bevis, age 70, claimed he was at home.
Edward J. Boardman, dying from injuries after a factory accident at Dinos Steel, asked to marry Edith Bruster. A clandestine ceremony was performed by a priest, with Edith’s mother seeking a license to wed, but the death ended the plan as officials hurried to issue a license too late.
The market opened easier with Anaconda and Reading lower and Wabash preferred, while Canal Bank Pacific & N and U Tots Sout hmm Waclc¢ were higher. Trading showed more activity than recent days though overall tone remained drifting with government yields modestly down and big market moves limited to a few issues led by Southern Pacific. Total sales reached 7,509 shares.
At Vincennes on a Wednesday afternoon Joseph Greenwell a farmer from Oaktown was knocked unconscious by a robber and hurled onto a railway track. Witnesses, several women, dragged him clear as a train approached and saved him from being run over. The assailant, who had been drinking with Greenwell, robbed him of a firearm.
Special to the Sun Cincinnati describes Mrs Wa Hone dying from a rare disease at the City hospital. Her body is covered with wart-like lesions and red sores. The doctors note the condition as pempligne Veetans, with only one other case recorded in hospital history.
Births listed include James and Hattie Owens and others at various addresses in Mand Bertha Campbell, 1221 Bevill Ave. and many more. Deaths noted: Willis H. Bonham accidental drowning and typhoid fever cases. Marriages enumerate several pairs. building permits itemize multiple properties with addresses and dollar values.
Pittsburg Pa Sept The Stand art Ol company's purchasing agency Thursday morning announced the following advance on all grades of oil Tiona $18 Fennellvania $181 Pennsylvania inoe and sand 131 New Castle Corning $98 Cabell county $118 Lima fae South Goma Indiana shes Somerset fies Ragland ar a dhaner of five cents east and two cons west
The Barber Asphalt Company of West Virginia sues New Albany Indiana in federal court for breach of contract and $8,000 in damages. It alleges the city failed to grant access for paving and sewer and water works, hindering construction and causing material losses. seeks judgment for the stated amount.
State health tests sample water from Etna Green and other towns including Delphi Piette and Ceefordss to detect typhoid. The Board of Health urges every precaution as typhoid peaks this year.
Sept 8 report from Nonicaville notes two leading citizens in critical condition. Sherb R. Manwarsh battles typhoid fever, while SW Hare, a carriage manufacturer, suffers heart trouble.
Reports from Tokyo state Japanese and Russian representatives in north Korea held talks Monday on armistice terms. Russians reportedly did not agree to Taiwanese proposals, delaying the agreement while awaiting instructions from Gen. Lineviten.
Wheat rose with September futures unsettled, while December and May contracts showed steady or mixed moves in Chicago and Cincinnati markets. Across cities like Cincinnati, Chicago, Indianapolis, Pittsburg, and St Louis, cattle, hogs, and sheep receipts varied, with firm demand for prime cuts and steady to higher prices noted for select lots.
A mixed listing of coal quotations and wagon markets followed by a long, dense price table for vegetables and fruits. It covers onions, beets, carrots, lettuce, cucumbers, celery, potatoes, cabbage, peppers, tomatoes, melons, apples, peaches, lemons, oranges, and watermelons with assorted per-unit prices and crates or bushel amounts.
Fragmentary OCR reports river Mersey dredging at Liverpool channel and river depth measurements. Mentions removing large land masses and several hundred thousand tons of material since a date in the late 1800s, with repeated figures and places obscured by the text.
A garbled list shows dairy products poultry meats and processed goods with various items including bacon ham lard sausages beef veal and rinds. The OCR yields fragmented entries and quantities across multiple categories and brands.
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