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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1901
Page
2
Bryan to Speak at Humphrey Funeral in Coln Nebraska
Mrs Humphrey requests W m J Bryan a close friend of Norris Humphrey business man to give an address at the funeral. Humphrey killed himself on the night of the day in Coln Nebraska, with Bryan to speak the next day at the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coln, Neb
Wm. J. Bryan
Norris Humphrey
Humphrey
Mark Twain Declares Indifference to Criticism
Mark Twain admits he is "low born" and not bothered by insults. He counters Rev Wayland Spaulding's remark that he is ill bred by noting Shakespeare and Adam were also low born, then jokes about not letting detractors affect the family head's standing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mark Twain
Twain
Shakespere
Adam
Wholesale Lynchings Considered After Fayette County Assault
In Connellsville Pennsylvania white residents react to an April assault near Oliphant where Hiram McMillan and his wife were attacked. McMillan may be dying. seven Black suspects including Wm Allen Wesley Lewis John Morris Walter Cole Wm Lee Bessie Wares and Lizzie Davis are jailed. Lynch mob threats loom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connellsville
Fayette County
Hiram McMillan
Oli
Phant. McMillan
Wm.Allen
Wesley Lewis
John Morris
Walter Cole
Wm. Lee
Bessie Wares
Lizzie Davis
McMillan
Morse Repents and Returns to Missouri for Sentence
Ben H Morse began an 18 months term in Jefferson City Missouri for using the mails to defraud. He had previously fled on a straw bond, was converted at a revival in Mattoon Illinois and to support his wife during incarceration, he earned a reduced sentence after repentance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
Ben H.morse
Mattoon
Jeffersn City
Phillips
First case of its kind fines Dr Bryant in Richmond
Richmond Indiana April 29 Dr Thomas H Bryant fined for sending a bill outside the state for collection when all parties live in state Bryant jailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Ind
Thomas H. Bryant
Bryant
Shipments Planned on Wilhelm Der Grosse to Germany
New York dispatch reports SK John Loeb and Heidelbach Ickelheim will ship gold totals of 250 pounds and 1.5 million dollars respectively aboard the steamship Wilhelm Der Grosse bound for Germany, with departures slated for Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
SK John Loeb & Co
Wilhelm der Grosse
Germany
Heidelbach, Ickelheim & Co
Fire devastates Wausto county seat in Wa vshara area
Wauco county seat of Wa vshara county nearly destroyed by a blaze early today. Every business building was burned. Loss set at about 150000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faure
Wautoé
Wavshara County
Fay
Joss
Dal Erwin Named Goshen Postmaster
Osh en Ind April 29 Dal Erwin received the appointment to the Goshen postmastership to succeed Milton Corneil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oshen
Ind
Dalerwin
Goshen
Milton Corneil
City Life Highlights and Local Incidents
The upholsterers union met at Co L A hall on Sunday. Henry S. Osgood sues the Big Four company for 10000 over Thomas Holmes death. Louis Enners, 70, injured at Noble and Michigan streets. hip possibly fractured. State charities board to meet Tuesday. Gov Durbin ex officio president. Secretary Butler uncertain on agenda. A children’s mission band formed at Second English Lutheran church. Julia Winterrowd elected president and Ella Hartman lead. Neighbors report screams from a cow in a vacant lot near 100 M Harding St. Martin Drapier quarantine officer investigates a two foot water snake seen nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. L. A. Hall
Henry S. Osgood
Thomas Holmes
Boar
Durbin
Butler
Second English Lutheran Church
Julia Winterrowd
Martin
Ralph Waddington
Clara Miller
Ella Hartman
Harding St
Indianapolis
Marti Drapier
Chasing a Butcher in Manila
In Manila on April 2 Captain Wilson Chase led a detachment of the Twenty-first Infantry to surprise the camp of the villain Cates. They captured his adjutant and several officers but Cailles escaped as pursuers closed in. Cailles had recently offered a bounty for American heads, including ten dollars per head, prompting a large manhunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Wilson Chase
Ine Fantrs. Nort Ss
Dhen
Cates
Hin Ad
Cbs
Adler
Cailles
Cuni
Juanes
Poisoned Rabbits Stolen From Pasteur Institute
Eight rabbits inoculated with hydrophobkkt fires were stolen from the Pasteur Institute in New York on Sunday night. Police issued warnings against handling or consuming the animals as their flesh or organs could transmit disease. Two boys later bought two of the rabbits from the thieves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pasteur Institute
Crank Detained After White House Attempt
Harry Finkelstine, 34, of Cleveland is held at the station house believed insane after an arrest near the White House on private business claiming Mormon theft of 300 dollars. Washington art lovers push for an American national gallery modeled after London’s. McKinley to urge Congress, with financial pledges from wealthy patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stine
Cleveland
Station House
White House
Washington
Capitol
American National Gallery
National Gallery of London
McKnley
Congress
Dorothy coal plant wreckage as mine catches fire
The tipple engine house and boiler house at the Dorothy coal and coke plant are a smoldering ruin and the mine is on fire. Estimated damage is 150000 dollars. Two people were injured. Thirty mules perished in the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Latrobe
Dorothy Coal and Coke Plant
Spring Remedy Promises to Purify Blood and Heal ills
An 19th century advertisement touts Sarsaparilia as a cure for humors, pimples, eruptions, indigestion, debility, and tiredness by cleansing the blood. It compares untreated brood troubles to weeds and thistles, urging a radical Spring treatment to root them out.
Purifies The Blood
A testimonial from Mrs. L. Tuxist of Hoboken New Jersey praising Wood s Sarsaparilla for a son s pimples that progressed to sores but healed without scarring after use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood
Mrs. L. Tuxist
Willow Avenue
Hoboken, N. J
Dead walks delay funeral for Mrs. Annie Newton
In Delaware Ohio on April 29 Mrs Annie Newton 35 collapsed from neuralgia of the heart while singing at the piano. Her body was laid out Sunday and preparations for a funeral were stopped after she walked in during breakfast Monday in a trance that mimicked death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware
Annie Newton
Aia Strken
Colombian Rebels End Revolution in Colombia
Washington April 29 government dispatch from Bogota reports rebels have accepted terms offered by the government and laid down arms. General amnesty and release of all political prisoners are included. Insurrection has lasted over a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senor
Carlos Martinez Silva
Bogota
Births and deaths and marriages listed in city notices
A compact list records numerous births with parent names and addresses, including G and L Golai a boy and James and Margaret Ryves a girl. Deaths note causes old age apoplexy heart disease influenza and other conditions. Marriages pair many couples by names such as Henry Bartley Leola Bunk J A Stich Josephine Moormann and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. and
L. Golai
James and Margaret Ryves
Cornellave
Robert and
Josie Browning
Alvordst
Julius and
Anna Richele
Haugh St
Ora
Virginia Pierson
N. Dela- Ware St
Samuel and
Nellie Bryan
Michigan-st
W. FE
Lou Bassett
Massachusetts Ave
J. E. and
May Bridger
Grace Whitridge
Villa Ave
B. W
Myrtle Halsey
S. East-st
Oliver and
Olive White
Frank and
Bessie West
Blaine-ave
William and
Elia Carr
W. Ray-st
Henry Bartley
Leola Bunk
J. A. Stich
Josephine E. Moormann
Joseph Michaels
Theresa Stich
Martin Kairchman
Lim Houston
Edward G. Painton
Florence O. Sue
JT. W. Hamilton
Ida Sickmiller
Jno
Fulton
Jennie Houze
Arthur West
Katie Flike
Theodore J. Steinle
Daisy A. Young
Wm. J. Baxter
Bertha Betcher
Wm. P. Wilson
Maude Hartley Ward
Historic Ledger Of Local Frame Homes And Additions
Maas Neimeyer lumber company builds a frame warehouse near Twenty second street and Monon tracks valued at 4000. South Park land company adds a frame cottage at 612 Parkway street valued at 31600. Ida M Dowd erects a frame dwelling at 1615 Milburn street valued at 900. Elizabeth Overman constructs a frame dwelling at 2026 Ashland avenue valued at 425. W A and A Simon raise a frame cottage at Caven and West streets valued at 3000. Fred Turner builds a frame cottage at Anderson street near Missouri street valued at 200. H O Striker adds 446 Division street for 875. Eva M Dewees adds an addition at 1019 W Twenty ninth street valued at 50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maas-Neimeyer Lumber Company
South Park Land Company
Parkway-st
Ida M. Dowd
Milburn-st
Elizabeth Overman
Ashland Ave
W. A. & A. Simon
Caven and Wast-sts
Fred Turner
Anderson-st
Missouri-st
H. O. Striker
Division-st
Eva M. Dewees
W. Twenty Ninth-St
Capitol guides protest proposed Statuary Hall roof plan
Washington gossip notes distressed capItol guides protest a re roof of Statuary Hall saying echoes will be destroyed and the trade of whispers will vanish. The piece also reports on pardon applications for three inmates tied to the Black Jack Ketchum case and a batch of officials listed as day’s government notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitol
Statuary Hall
Golden benefit nets $12000 after white rats contest
George Fulleas Golden, who fed the white rats in their vaudeville contest, received $12,000 at Koster & Bial's benefit. Of this, $8,000 covered seats and the remainder in 1,000 gold pieces from white rats. plus cattle and livestock quotations from Indianapolis market follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
George Fulleas Golden
Koster & Bial's
INTERSTATE STOCKYARDS MARKET REPORT APRIL 29 INDIANAPOLIS
Cattle receipts light with no shipments. Prices listed for good to choice steers 108 to 1500 pounds. fair to good feeders around 350 to 450. cows and calves priced from 300 to 450. hogs receipts 400 with prices 5.75 to 5.90 for good to choice, sows around 5.00 to 5.50. Sheep receipts none. lambs 5.25 to 5.75 for good to choice. stockers and feeders not detailed beyond general ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Stock Yards
Indianapolis
Escots
Seeceveres
Eneharget
Apolis
Banner Sale Showcases Wide Range of Fabric Goods
The advertisement lists numerous textiles and accessories on sale including printed pongees twilled foulards liberty foulards satin foulards iron frame grenadines and silk muslin embroideries dimities organdies and percales. Prices are cut to attract buyers with yard wide unbleached and bleached muslin at reduced rates and various dress shields stays and bindings offered with discounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ceee
Liberty
Ecsee
Grain and dairy prices quoted by Wm. H. Block Co
Chicago April 2 wheat and corn futures show small declines and firmer prices in oats and wheat. Livestock and eggs mix as buyers take note of July pork and butter trends while various cheese and dairy items hold steady. Inspections report several carloads of wheat and corn moving to markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
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