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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 12, 1902

Page

2

James Whitcomb Riley's Handwriting and Sign Painter Past

Greenfield Indiana gains notice as James Whitcomb Riley, born the same day as Poe’s death, is celebrated for his elegant handwriting and former signwriting craft. A Banks hardware sale left Riley signs missing. a gold on black exhibit piece may someday grace a public library.

Greenfield Ind James Whitcomb Riley A. A. Banks James’ Whitcomb A. J. ‘Rank Banks Mr. Riley Hagar Allen’ Poe Poe John A. Riley

Riley’s early career read aloud not for publication

A fragment recalls Mr Riley's artistic life before authorship. He read publicly well before writing for print, many verses first created for recitation. Return visit to Greencastle sparked a joyous town welcome with a marching band and a humorous remark about keeping him from leaving.

Mr. Riley Joe Liztown

Murphy Given Suspended Sentence For Drunkenness

Clarence Murphy, a former Philippine veteran with service stripes, was released on a suspended sentence by Judge Stubbs after Foster A. Shirley recommended leniency. Murphy served with the Thirty-fifth Volunteer Regiment on Mindanao and nine months with regulars in Florida, and the court considered his wartime record in granting parole.

Foster A. Shirley SUN Stubbs Clarence Murphy Murphy Thirty-fifth’ Volunteer Mindanao Florida

American killed as insurgents seize steam launch near Colon

In a clash north of Bocas Del Toro the American crewman was killed when Columbian insurgents captured a steam launch owned by Krosman Braden & Co. A United States cruiser proceeds to recover the vessel, the incident signaling rising tensions in the region.

New Orleans Bocas’ del Toro Colon Krosman, Braden & Co

Snoring Farmer Reunites With Son After Glasgow Voyage

A New England farmer waited three days for the Allen Mner Cathanegian from Glasgow bringing his son Robert Bryson who served 16 years in the British army. The old man slept in a packing box outside the pier to ensure arrival. a thief struck him in the jaw and stole his money a silver watch and his hat and coat. Bryson was wounded in the left knee at Magersfontein.

New York New England Allen ‘Mner Cathanegian Glasgow Robert Bryson Bryson Magersfontein

Sailor Boy the President's Chesapeake Bay Retriever

Sailor Boy, President Roosevelt's prized Chesapeake Bay retriever valued at 1000 dollars, shipped from Fred Erb's kennels in Lafayett e to Washington by order of the president. The dog is described as exceptionally intelligent with a balanced head, keen eye, stout limbs, and rich seal brown color.

Lafayette Ind Rosevelt Chesapeake Bay Fred Erb Washington

Iroquois Theatre Planned for Randolph Street

Chicago announces a new theater costing 500000 dollars to rise at 79 and 81 Randolph street. The Iroquois will open in 1904, adding a major cultural venue to the city’s downtown.

Chicago Randolph St The

Sunday Church Services Listed Citywide

Central avenue M. E. led by Rev E B Rawls at 7 45 with Rev H W Kellogg at 7 16 Meridian street M E Rev H W Kellog e at 10 45 Rev Joshua Stansfield at 7 16 Roberts Park M E Rev C E Bacon at 11 and 7 30 First Baptist Rev T A Villers at 11 and 7 30 Plymouth Congregational Rev J Chal Te Smith at 10 45 Organ recital at 7 80 Beaula Episcopal Rev Lewis Brown at 10 45 and 7 30 First Presbyterian Rev John W Parker at 11 00 Rev Samuel Sawyer at 12 0?

Central-avée M. E E. B. Rawls H. W. Kellogg Meridian-st H. W. Kelloge Joshua Stansfield Roberts Park CE. Bacon First ‘Baptist T. A Villers Plymouth Congregational J. Chal Te Smith

Golden Specific Promised Cure for Drunkenness Sold by Mail

An advertisement claims Golden Specific can secretly cure drunkenness by being added to food or drinks. It features a testimonial from Mrs. Burnside and urges women to request a free package from Dr. Z. W. Haines in Cincinnati. The letter promises a plain wrapper and full directions, urging prompt action to save loved ones.

Harry Burnside Golden W. Haines Glenn Building Cincinnati Ohio

Future Presidents School Fire Damages Kingston Store

Fire at Kingston's store near 1631 8 Bast St destroys stock valued at 2000 and causes about 600 in building damage. A high wind also blew flames to neighbor Charles Bauer's house causing about 500 in damage as students from Future Presidents School watched.

Kingston Bast St Charles Bauer

Light Remains Burned As Cleveland Fireman Dies in Wreck

In Cleveland on a stormy night a light burned in the McNally home as fireman Edward J. McNally failed to return from duty. His mother waited awake, believing a delay, until midnight and the wreck revealed her son was dead under a Big Four engine. The McNally family, longtime railroad workers, learned of the tragedy when Harry went to work the next day.

Cleveland Edward J. McNally McNally Scranton-ave Hill Big Four Roundhouse

Death of Lawrence Reilly by carbolic acid accident

Lawrence Reilly aged 60 of 591 Birch Avenue drank carbolic acid apparently by mistake and died Friday night. Doctors failed to revive him but his daughter doubts suicide, noting he had been in jovial spirits all evening. He was unemployed and lived with his daughter.

Riley Greencastle Gymond House Jimmie Riley Lawrence Reilly Birch Ave Reilly

Fayne Moore Seeks Absolute Divorce In South Dakota Suit

Mrs Fayne Moore files for absolute divorce from her husband in Sing Sing case over the badger game against Martin Mahen. The action started in South Dakota where she has resided for six months. Fortyeight sash and door firms with twelve million capital plan price scales in Chicago. A Chicago meeting set for Thursday. Kate M Collins pupils schedule a vocal and piano recital April 15 at Baldwins with Edward Harmon and Chris A O Connor assisting.

New York Fayne Moore Sing Sing Martin Mahen South Dakota Chicago Kate M. Collins Baldwin's Music Store Collins Edward Harmon Chris A. O'Connor

On the Sly Coffee Habit Tells a Mother's Tale

A mother narrates her decline from coffee use affecting her health and her baby. After years of stomach and nervous troubles, the doctor advised removing coffee and introducing Postum Food Coffee and Grape-Nuts. She notes better sleep, strength and clearer mind, with the products praised as nerve restorers.

Ely

Slit in His Face Sparks City Hospital Charge

Lucien Snyder, colored, went to City hospital Friday night with a slash from ear to mouth described as a slit in his face. The injury was blamed on Ellen Brooks after jealousy over her attention to other men. He was hospitalized. Ellen Brooks was jailed on a charge of assault and battery.

Lucien Snyder City Hospital Ellen Brooks Snyder Ellen

Water Main Extensions Ordered by Board of Works

The Board of Works on Friday afternoon ordered water mains extended along Rural Street from Bloyd Avenue to Washington Street with the 20 inch main by Irvington to be supplied. Additional extensions include Pine Street from St. Clair Street to Pratt Street Pratt Street from Massachusetts Avenue to Highland Avenue Orange Street from State Street to Spruce Street North Capitol Avenue from Thirty Fourth Street to Thirty Eighth Street Ruth Street from Washington Street to Second Street North.

Board of Works Rural-st Bloyd-ave Washington-st Irvington St. Clair-st Pratt-st Pratten Massachusetts-ave Highland-ave Orange-st State-st Spruce-st N. Capitol-ave Thirtyfourth-st Hirty-Eighth-St Ruth-st Second Street

Mobilization of 50 Reserve Battalions for Macedonia

In Constantinople on April 12 the plan to mobilize 50 reserve battalions for service in Macedonia progresses slowly with only 11 battalions currently ready to march.

Constantinople Macedonia

Terrific sandstorm hits Aspermont Texas Panhandle

A bulletin from Haskell Texas says a Friday sandstorm in the Texas Panhandle partially destroyed Aspermont. No lives were reported lost.

Dallas Tex Haskell Texas Panhandle Aspermont

Laxative Bromo Quisine Mentioned Amid Local Notes

Fragmentary OCR notes reference Laxative Bromo Quisine and a remedy claim along with local addresses. Mentions Baldwin block at Delaware and Market streets and Dr. Jordan’s office in room 60 as a noted lung physician. Also lists Autd Storage and Refair Company at 3 and 25 E Ohio Street.

Baldwin Block Delaware and Market Sts Jordan

California Sunshine Tours Highlight Pacific Sunset Route

California offers winter attractions from surf and golf to deep sea fishing and sunshine from Los Angeles to San Francisco. The Southern Pacific Sunset Route runs daily from New Orleans to Pacific coast points with the famed Sunset Limited train of the year.

California United States Los Angeles San Francisco Golden California Pacific Ocean Monterey New Orleans Pacific Coast Combina

Teardrop Scene in Haynes Murder Court Drama

Pathetic display as defense lawyer Thad Adams argued reasonable doubt in the Stewart Cassady case in Danville Indiana. Tears flowed from Cassady wife and sister as the defendants showed emotion for the first time amid a packed courtroom and lengthy proceedings.

Haynes Cassady Danville Ind Thad Adams Stewart-Cassady Adams George Harvey Mr. Harvey Stewart and Coatesville Frank Stewart Stewart

Anarchist Johann Most Convicted in New York

Johann Most, an anarchist, was sentenced to one year in prison after being convicted for printing radical statements. The appellate division of the supreme court affirmed the conviction on Friday.

New York Johann Most Supreme Court

No Evidence Found Against Detective Dugan

Capt. Martin Hyland, assigned to probe charges against Detective Thomas Dugan, reported in the newspapers by J. I. Quigley that he can find no positive evidence tying the detective to any wrongdoing.

Dugan Martin Hyland Thomas Dugan J. I. Quigley

Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets Box Claim

Advertisement note stating the rame must appear on every box of the genuine Laxative Bromo Quin ine Tablets, the celebrated Cold and Grip Cure, priced at 2 cents.

Investigate the Celtic Saving and Loan Association plan

It will pay you to investigate the plan of the Celtic saving and loan association. Plenty of money to loan on most favorable terms. See John R. Welch, secretary, 52 Circle Knox's formerly Bates house barber shop, now southeast corner Meridian and Washington streets.

Celtic Saving’and Loan Association John R. Welch Circle

Carpets Cleaned and Relaid at Capitol Cleaning Works

Advertising blurb notes carpet cleaning and relaying priced at 91.35 per room by Capitol Cleaning Works with contact phones 13. Also promotes Merchants' Lunch at Union Station Restaurant. Mentions continuous loose leaf ledgers with self locking extension back. Signed WM. B. Burford, Indianapolis, Ind.

Capitol WM. B. Burford Indianapolis Ind

Old Nurse for Children Winslow Soothe Syrup Ad

An 19th century style advertisement touts Mrs Winslow s Soothing Syrup for teething children. The copy emphasizes soothing the child softening gums curing wind colic and diarrhea. Price noted twenty five cents.

Dream Vitaopat hy treatment promises free cures

A prominent physician professor Thomas F. Adkin ties his Vitaopathy as a miracle cure and offers free diagnosis and guidance to all sick, recounting testimonials from John Nelson and A J Siefried. He urges readers to write from Rochester New York for a copy of How to Get Well and Keep Well and to advertise for a girl ten in the Sun.

Thomas F. Adkin Institute of Physicians and Surgeons Croesus Adkin John C. Nelson Dayton Team A. J. Siefried Stone Creek, O Prof. Adkin Thos E. Adkin Ofice Rochester, N.Y

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Aili Dr. Shoop Racine, Wie James Whitcomb Riley Wries James Whitcomb Riley DR. Fenner M. M. Fenner Fredonia Pesantierns Harry Watdrs Hamlet N. Y Fenner ST. Vitus Len-Crank Cave Co Akron, CO Iowa Orrix Geo. Wagoner Knobaville Merv McGugin the Sun Eaough Roosevelt New’ Theater For Samuel Sawyer MR. and Mrs Fayne Hospital Texas Ita Attractions Pen E. W. Grove Union Station L. S. Ayres Indiana Prof Thos. F. Adkin
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