Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Indianapolis Sun in Indianapolis, Indiana

We have 10,635,812 pages in Indiana

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 31 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1901

Page

6

Landowner Builds 27 Mile Farm Railroad in Jasper County

B J Gifford owns about 30 000 acres the largest land owner in the state asks the State tax board to value his road at state level though local assessment stands at 60000 dollars The 27 mile line moves crops to market costing just over 100000 dollars with older equipment including 1600 dollar engine and 7 box cars 9 fiat cars at 100 each The road employs local workers only and training of youth was noted J T Walker and F B Webb seek franchise assessment for Combined telephone and telegraph company Evansville board will decide if a franchise can be taxed as with the Indianapolis street railway company

B. J. Gifford Jasper County State Tax Board Gifford Fiat J. T. Walker F. B. Webb Combined Telephone and Telegraph Company Evansville Indianapolis Street Railway Company

Bar patron fined for drunkenness and wife assault in police court

Ira Roach was fined five dollars for drunkenness and ten days for assaulting his wife in police court. A witness said he slapped her knocking glasses off and her pipe from her mouth. she said he kicked struck and choked her. Mrs. Shane and Mrs. Lloyd faced assault charges amid a hallway dispute over a washtub. Shane was discharged.

Ira Roach Alvira Shane Anna Lloyd E. Washington St Lloyd Shane Harry Coquelle People’s Ice Company Fred Brown Caonquelle Brown Charles Graham Ida Gordon Gerber Graham Prospect St

Bought a Stock of Liquors

Thorntown saloonist John Smith wandered to the city clerk's office on Monday with a $20 bill claiming a drunkenness fine. He used a false name to delay his bond, offered $2 to stay the bond, and had his wife’s watch used as collateral. He seeks the bondsman to learn his true name and says his wife knows nothing of the matter.

Broad Ripple Steamboat Captain Bound Over After Accusation

Hiram Barnes a Broad Ripple steam boat captain waived examination Thursday and was bound over to the grand jury under a $1000 bond after being accused of criminally assaulting young Bessie Kimbell.

Hiram Barnes Broad Ripple Little Bessie Kimbell

Favorite Prescription claims cures for woman's diseases

The ad touts Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as superior for treating female ailments and tumor cases. A testimonial from Mrs. Shopshire of Ballou Ohio describes her mother’s ovarian tumor shrinking after using the medicine, with significant improvement after three bottles. The ad also mentions Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets for biliousness.

Dr. Pierce Shopshire Ballou Shelby Co Ohio

Church Plans Escort Service for Young Women

Chicago August 1 A Congregational church votes to supply escorts to single women who attend services. The plan arises from lonely unmarried women and the pastor coordinating with local young men to provide escorts beginning Thursday night.

Navy Maintains Precept Language In Schley Inquiry

The Navy Department declines to alter the precept for the Schley court of inquiry. Admiral Schley was informed of the decision after objecting to the term disobedience and a department reply outlining why the change cannot be made was made public Thursday afternoon.

Washington Navy Department Schley Long

Socialists Near Adjournment After Constitution Adopted

The socialist convention was to adjourn Thursday night after a day spent drafting a constitution. Discussions on locating the national headquarters included Chicago Cleveland and St Louis. A temporary national committee and secretary were to be named with states to appoint their own committeemen as a full body selects a secretary. The Socialist party was named. Resolutions urged union unity and independent political action, appropriated 209 for organizing Porto Rico, and condemned prejudice against Negroes among laborers.

Chicago Cleveland St. Louis Socialist Party Porto Rico

Compromise Talks Surface in Pittsburgh Steel Strike

President Shaffer said no new developments emerged on the steel workers strike. Rumors spread that negotiations seek a compromise with the trust, with conservatives favoring Morgan's ultimatum and ending the strike, while radicals warn this would betray amalgamated associations and spark a major labor clash or a retreat.

Pittsburg Shaffer Morgan Amalgamated Association

Millionaire Thoma A Scott Seeks Release From Boston Jail

Thomas A Scott, noted millionaire promoter and broker, appeared in court with a petition for release from Charles Street jail after 169 days. He had refused to settle two $5,000 notes and faced contempt of court over his stance against certain Boston note brokers.

Boston Thoma ‘A. Scott John W. Gates Charles St Scott

Shortage Rumors Hover Over Phillips Books in Chicago

Rumors spread in Chicago financial circles that Phillips' ledgers show discrepancies of 450000 or 100000. The tangled books are blamed for the shortage with some saying funds were diverted by a single employee.

Chicago

Holmes Expense Report Highlights Police Judge Run

Ira M. Holmes a police judge candidate reports 3 small campaign expenses totaling 35.50 including printing ad and cigars. A Waverley Bicycle Company worker, Will Walters aged 23, injured by a finger nail incident. Mrs A Jewell suffered facial and hand burns from a Wednesday gasoline explosion.

Ira M. Holmes the Freeman Will Walters S. Eastst Waverley Bicycle Company A. Jewell Nentucky Ave

Goodrich Chosen State Chairman After Unanimous Vote

At 2 45 p m Thursday Goodrich of Winchester was chosen to succeed Republican state chairman Hernly by a unanimous vote. Hernly previously gave a rousing speech and the state committee endorsed his administration.

Hernly Goodrich Winchester Publican

Bridge Collapse Near Washington Street Crowd Sends Crowd Panic

Five brace rods broke under the Washington Street bridge as circus crowds passed. Supt of Streets Herpick repaired damage before the evening show. He warned the structure would have held with precautions but cautioned further breaks were possible.

W. Washington-st. Bridge Ington-St. Bridge Herpick

Gray-bearded man seeks Moses image in quartz rock

A mysterious gray-beard entered the state geologist Blatchley’s office on Thursday asking for a magnifying glass. He peered into a clear quartz rock fixed to a bone and claimed to see Moses. He urged finding a photographer to enlarge the biblical vision while Blatchley looked for a clear likeness or flaw in the stone.

Gray-Beard State Geologist Blatchley Moses

Secret remonstrance may be kept from public view

I P Wiser holds power of attorney for 1706 ward 4 voters and the remonstrance filed against liquor license may be kept secret by county commissioners. Auditor's office reported Thursday afternoon no filing yet if on file it is being concealed. Mgr Kiser said filing would be kept secret if possible amid signer reticence. Commissioners hear liquor license applications Monday.

I. P. Wiser Mgr. Kiser

Record-keeper declines to name garbage shack removal date

Herpick refuses to discuss removing the English hotel’s garbage shanty. Officials say records are missing from the office and were reportedly kept in Herpick’s pockets.

Herpick

Township assessor weighs tax on German house property

Township assessor Jefferson has not decided on taxing the German house property while committees from societies plan to persuade exemption. Propylaeum ladies decry the tax on their building. W F Moore announces mayoral bid and will file for ballot. He opened headquarters in room 804 Stevenson building with a telephone installation. Moore calls his candidacy serious.

Jefferson Propylaeum W. F. Moore Fanning Moore Stevenson Building

Free X Ray Examinations Offered at Tomson Medical Institute

Specialists at the Tomson Medical Institute offer free X ray examinations for all patients who visit the Stevenson building within the next four days before Aug. 6. The regular fee is five dollars but is waived for this limited period. prompt action advised.

Tomson Medical Institute Stevenson Building Tomsop Medical Institute

Do Not Neglect Yourself Inquiries On Health Concerns

A list of common health questions asks about nervousness digestion constipation appetite morning taste couching flesh loss blood spit fear of consumption headaches liver and kidney troubles heart flutter memory issues and general fatigue. It reflects midcentury self diagnostic prompts urging readers to seek care.

Disgraced Baker Gottfried Scheuppert Dies by Drowning

Chicago August 1 The body of Gottfried Scheuppert a baker was found on the north beach Thursday Investigations indicate he attempted to assault Mrs Mary Hansen s four year old daughter The disgrace is believed to have driven him to take his own life by drowning

Chicago Gottfried Scheuppert Scheuppert Mary Hansen

Pie union targets price hike in Chicago sales plan

Chicago reports a pie price plan that would raise wholesale pie to 16 cents and leave retailers with only one cent profit per piece if cuts continue. The piece notes the shift from traditional 12 cent pies to a 16 cent model and hints at industry resistance.

Pie Union Chicago

McKinley Named Assistant U S Attorney for Northern California

Benjamin McKinley a San Francisco native and nephew of President McWinney has been appointed third assistant United States attorney for northern California in a federal judicial appointment announced today by the Justice Department.

San Francisco Benjamin McKinley McWinney United States Northern California

Anti-Tammany Leaders Eye Reed for Mayoral Ticket

Austin Fox of the New York junior bar says anti-Tammany factions seriously consider Thomas B Reed to head their ticket in the upcoming mayoral campaign in New York this fall.

New York Austin Fox Thomas B. Reed

Dr Rowler's I5x Tract Promises Travel Relief

A travel aid praised as a boon to travelers. The I5x tract of Wild Strawberry is claimed to cure dysentery diarrhoea seasickness and nausea. It is described as pleasant to take and perfectly warmness.

Cincinnati and Return Special Trains Event

Cincinnati and return excursion priced at $1.25 aboard the C., H. & D. with two fast trains on Sunday Aug 4. The 6:30 am train runs express. the 7:16 am train stops only at Ruskville Connersville and Hamilton. Return depart Cincinnati at 6:20 pm. Also listed is a Cincinnati versus Pittsburgh baseball game.

Ruskville Connersville Hamilton Cincinnati Pittsburs

Old Boat Wins at Breton’s Point Regatta

Columbia, the old cup defender, won a Thursday vacant race at Breton’s Point Rhode Island, crossing the line about two and a half minutes ahead of the improved Independence.

Lumbia Independence

Colorado Excursions Via Monon Route Tickets on Sale Daily

Tickets are on sale daily to September 10 for Colorado excursions via the Monon route. Final return limit is October 1. For details, contact local ticket agents.

Colorado Monon

Excursion to Michigan City Rochester Ind Sunday Aug 4

Out of town trip priced at $1.00 departs Indianapolis at 6 30 a m reaches Michigan City at 6 00 p m and Rochester at 9 0 p m return times noted.

Indianapolis Sandusky Illinois-st Lake Erie & Western R. R Michigan City Rochester Ind

Indiana Dental College Ad Listens for Patients

Indiana Dental College at S. W. Corner Delaware and Chiosis invites patients from 8 30 a m to 3 30 p m for all kinds of dental work.

Indiana Dental College S. W. Cor Delaware and

Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for Teething

An early 西 advertisement notes Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup to soothe teething children and ease gums pain wind colic and diarrhoea with a price of twenty five cents per bottle.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Judse Daly John Smith Thorntown Ness First Congregational Church Phillips’ Office Holmes AY Ohaes Styles Michael Moore Is HI. B. Nathan Dongola Oxfords Simon Pink East Washington Street Peles People’s Credit Clothing Company West Washington Street Stevenson Buidling M. Minois Street Rink Usiness Universit Penn Bleck E. J Heeb Vories Susiness Collegehools Monument Place Baldwin's Sandusky, O W. B. .Aig Wood's Stable Czar Reed Vonnegut’s Lawrenceburg Aurora Terre Haute Lafayette Laves Lafayette Columbia Breton's Point R. I West Ywheeler A. B. Meyer & Co Portland Central Printing CO Deat. Hoyle E. Ghrigst Ott Warner Ade and Stuckmeyer Prospect and Laurel Sts Madison Eve Dburilop Sts Renes Physielen Walline Beceme Ely Efech & Permanent S. Ddres San Freasico Cal Gloan Drug CO Weukinz Tea
Search Courier

Search the Indianapolis Sun Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Indianapolis Sun?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication