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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1902
Page
2
Report from Constantinople says Armenian raiders prompted Ibrahim Pacha to pursue them into Diabakir Kurdistan. After initial firefight the Armenians opened fire as reinforcements arrived. Kurds then attacked the Christian quarter, killing an estimated 300 Christians and many Turks and Kurds.
W H Means surrendered in Venrietta claiming to be a banker and confessed to shooting his niece Miss Lida E Means at a cottage near Webb City. The 60 to 65 year old man and 22 year old woman were alleged to be infatuated. Means to be taken to Webboka for preliminary hearing.
Knights Templars from all Indiana commanderies gathered in South Bend for a major parade. Raper Commandery of Indianapolis led with a strong appearance and Gov. Durbin attended the review from Michigan City.
John M. Roberts was to be taken to the pesthouse by the City ambulance corps after neighbors notified police about a rifle near his bed. He hesitated but was persuaded to travel to the facility for treatment.
In Royal Center Mrs. John Wallace and her 19 year old daughter Julia were burned to death when their clothing caught fire from burning brush. In Rushville Mrs. Samuel Shuck aged 48 was burned to death on Tuesday as her dress ignited by a gas stove.
Dennis Greany, 15, was accidentally shot by playmate William Shumm, 16, during a pistol snap while they played at Spannare. The bullet entered behind the left ear, traversed the neck and mouth, and was finally removed after two operations. Greany survived despite the bullet passing through.
A Maryland man known as Red Finley was caught after police chased him for some time. In police court he received a 25 dollar fine and 90 days in the works. He vowed to marry his sweetheart once he finishes his sentence.
In Springfield on Tuesday night Bernard White, posing as a woman, shot and killed his wife at the Highland hotel. An employee who tried to protect her was wounded in the hand. White escaped.
The Rev. T. Dewitt Talmage was brought to New York from Washington and buried at Greenwood Cemetery Brooklyn. He was interred between his two former wives with brief services. A wreath from President and Mrs. Roosevelt was among the floral tributes.
Funeral processions for two citizens killed in Brussels riots proceeded peacefully on Wednesday as gendarmes with shotguns guarded the route. A single incident occurred when a family laid a garland on a grave reading I am an innocent victim.
E Percival Baker a magazine writer and his wife tried to kill themselves with chloroform at a Los Angeles hotel. Baker died, his wife is in critical condition. He had recently been arrested for impersonating a federal inspector to obtain a photo of a Chinese woman's foot sold to an eastern magazine, with financial or reputational worries likely contributing to the tragedy.
The Standard Oil Company raises prices by five percent per barrel on Pennsylvania and Tiona oil and by three cents on North Lima Indiana and Newcastle products. New prices set at Pennsylvania 120 Tiona 185 North Lima 88 Indiana 33. The move appears tied to a West Virginia deal with Col. J M Guffey.
In police court on Wednesday Thomas Kelly was labeled a wife beater and received a $50 fine along with a sentence to serve all days in the workhouse.
Rev. E. F. Walker of Greencastle was elected moderator of the Indianapolis presbytery now in session at the Home church in North Indianapolis. Wednesday was devoted to devotional services. Local recruiting officer Macklin was ordered to close all branch stations and reduce expenses. going forward only recruits over 21 in excellent condition will be accepted.
The question asks how Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets surpass pills. They are easier to take, milder in effect, more reliable, and cleanse and invigorate the stomach while maintaining natural bowel condition. Pills are harsher and often cause constipation. Sold by all druggists.
A trained nurse shares a food tale praising Grape-Nuts for curing years of stomach distress. She describes relief from flatulence heart burn and bloating after trying the product with cream. Since then she gained weight and feels healthy and plump.
Congressmen and wives were hosted Tuesday night at the Parry home with a reception and ornate decor. Delegates toured hotels and clubs while New Orleans and Pittsburgh vie for next year’s convention, using food and hospitality to woo support in Indianapolis.
The article profiles several convention figures: Frank Leak of Philadelphia maker of toweling. Oberlin Smith of Bridgton who runs minting machinery for China. Richard Young of New York a sharp business speaker. Williams of Catasauqua the wit with Uncle Sam looks. Mayor Capdevielle of New Orleans and his toast. Charles E. Carpenter of Philadelphia likened to Joseph Chamberlain. Dr. A Schieren with Haylike drawl. and 8. O. Bigney of Attleboro praising President Search for a future cabinet post in commerce.
A painter named Allen Coy slipped on a scaffold at 3082 Capital Ave on Wednesday morning, injuring his right ankle. He was taken to the hospital and is reported to live at 014.
A dispatch from Kwang Si province reports that about 2,000 imperial troops were ambushed and killed or captured by rebels. Generals Ma and Su are believed surrounded with no word reaching them. The disturbed district worsens as Canton’s viceroy appeals to Pekin for reinforcements.
In Chicago on April 16, lovers who sit on front steps are told to find new trysting places. The Janitors' protective association frowns on the practice as the Janitors' Union issues rules printed on car signs. The rules urge janitors not to allow children to use the front hall as a playground or for young couples to assemble at unseasonable hours.
Door and sash makers from major cities attend a Chicago meeting to consolidate price policies. Officials deny plans for forming a trust or combining control.
Bernard Cordova has been indicted in El Paso for the murder of Thomas Merrill and his young bride. authorities say robbery was the motive in the crime committed over two decades ago.
Small animal care notice for Indianapolis listing Dr. W. B. Craig veterinary surgeon at Wood's Stable with self locking extension back service and dogs treated. Office contact Tel 1097.
Indiana Dental College located on Delaware and Chosis hosts patients from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. offering all kinds of dental work.
The Phoenix Barber Shop at 158 E Market St advertises a shave for ten cents claiming equal quality to shaves anywhere. The simple notice emphasizes value and availability.
Mrs Winglow's soothing syrup claims to ease teething symptoms. It promises to soothe the child, soften gums, relieve all pain, cure wind colic and diarrhoea, priced at twenty five cents a bottle.
A forthcoming book by John Sebastian, General Passenger Agent of the Great Rock Island Route, Chicago, NL, promises full detail on affordable vacation trips. It covers where to go, necessary camp equipment, and costs, with accurate guidance for inexperienced travelers and will be sent free with Colorado literature on request.
Police guard the two young daughters of Rev. F. M. Clendennin of St. Peter's West Chester after a feminine hand warning letter. The clergyman, linked by marriage to Horace Greeley, notes prior threats to his church and farm barn at Wauppauqua, with no clear explanation for the latest warning.
An 25 cent advertisement states the Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets, a celebrated Cold and Grip Cure, mandates the drug name on every box. The notice emphasizes brand and price details.
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.
A special fast train leaves Union station at 7:15 a.m. Sunday April 20 from Cincinnati returning at 6:30 p.m. Tickets cost $1.25 each way and are sold at 2 W Washington St and Union Station. The train will stop only at Rushville Connersville and Hamilton.
A brief entry notes WM. B. BURFORD of Indianapolis Indiana offering leaf price book covers in multiple flat opening sizes for sale or cataloging.
London reports a hurried cabinet meeting at the Foreign Office to discuss a hitch in peace negotiations. Boers seek full protection for Cape Colony rebels, while the government appears opposed to this demand.
An advertising note states Laxative Bromo Quinine eliminates the cause and bears E. W. Grove's signature on every box. The claim emphasizes a branded remedy with provider endorsement.
The ad highlights bargains on slightly used upright pianos at Baldwin's. It also touts California as a premier winter destination with sunshine and attractions, and promotes the Southern Pacific Sunset Route from New Orleans to the Pacific coast with Sunset Limited service and dining cars, inviting readers to request literature from W H Connor, general agent, in Cincinnati.
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