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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1902

Page

3

Peruna touted by women as cure all across U S

Frail and sickly women from Los Angeles to Marshall share testimonials praising Peruna as inexpensive and certain relief. Miss Ida B Wood and Miss Mattie Ketchum credit the tonic with curing headaches backaches and dizziness, urging others to use it rather than costly doctors. Dr Hartman promotes a free care program and a women’s health book available from the Peruna Medicine Company Columbus Ohio.

Ida B. Wood Los Angeles Cal The Young Women's Union Mattie Ketchum Marshall Tex Hartman United States Peruna Medicine Company Columbus Ohio Bratis Dr. Hartman Hartman Sanitarium Columbus, O

Martinsville Interurban Cars Begin Running

Martinsville interurban service starts running to Mooresville with hourly schedules. A traveler boarded first, but the conductor did not record his name. A special car runs to Washington and Illinois streets at half-hour intervals, while tracks beyond Mooresville are being improved for faster service into Martinsville.

Martinsville Mooresville Kentucky Washington Illinois St Indianapolis

Births Deaths Marriages in Center Township Area

Hartzell and Florence Ball Center township report a boy. Alfred and Emma Duvall 1139 Harlan St. Dov. Willis and Mina Peelle 79 Fletcher Ave a boy. Harry and Bertha Morris 879 W Walnut St a girl. Edgar and Jennie Colbert 21814 Geisendorf St a boy. George H. and Mary Brown 25 Hancock St a boy. Irvin and Agnes Conway 820 N West St a girl. Willam E. and Elnora Kimmel 114 Chestnut St a boy. Thomas and Lizzie Spaulding 50 S and Capitol Ave a girl. Frank and Melinda Sharitz 813 Lord St a boy. William and Laoma Franklin 410 W Eighteenth St a boy. William and Anna Schmid 1215 W Market St a boy. Beriah N. Pierce 66 Union State Hospital paralytic dementia. Christian G. Schad 52 616 Cincinnati St meningitis. Otis Berry 1 1172 Kentucky Ave fleck colitis. T Russell Ball 144 days Center township marasmus. Margaret Bretgman 2 2168 N Pennsylvania St enterocolitis. Joseph Garbeck and Alouise Ros. Wm H Marquis and Norah E Belt. Erwin D Ross and Nellie Taylor. John B Vanilund and Louise E Boyer.

Hartzell Florence Ball Center Township Alfred Emma Duvall Harlan Dov Willis Mina Peelle Fletcherave Harry and Bertha Morris W. Walnut St Edgar and Jennie Colbert Geisendorf St George H Mary Brown Hancock-st Irvin Agnes Conway N. Westst Willam E Elnora Kimmel Chestnut-st Thomas and Lizzie Spaulding S&s. Capitol-ave Frank and Melinda Sharitz Wiliam and Laoma Franklin Eighteenth St William and Anna Schmid W. Market St Beriah N. Pierce Union State Hospital Christian G. Schad Cincinnatist Otis Berry Kentucky Ave T. Russell Ball Marasmus Margaret Bretgman Pennsylvania St

Morgan firm reports 72 percent of Monon stock deposited

A J P Morgan & Co circular dated Aug 2 says 72 percent of the preferred stock of the Chicago Indianapolis and Louisville railroad has been deposited with the firm under the agreement to transfer control of the Monon system to the Southern Railway and the Louisville and Nashville road.

New York J. P. Morgan & Co Chicago, Indianapolis & Louisville Railroad Southern Railway Louisville & Nashville Road

Desperate balloon ascent ends in fire in Indiana

At Bourban Bourbon, Indiana on August 2 aeronaut Calloway tried to save a paying crowd by releasing a burning balloon. A helper’s mistake sparked the blaze as the craft rose 2000 feet. the parachute failed to save him and the balloon collapsed, though Calloway landed safely. The day also brought local crime and business notes across towns including LaPorte Kokomo Muncie and Martinsville with fires looting and political shifts.

Calloway Tierra Wirma

Robber F Trotter Breaks Jail After Station Hold Up

Danville Indiana August 2 Fred Trotter 19 charged with robbing North Salem railroad station broke jail by removing two iron grates, after just completing a sentence at Indianapolis.

Danville Ind Fred Trotter North Salem Indianapolis

Tinplate mill workers face wage cut vote and closure

In Elwood and Marion reports, workers oppose wage reductions at a tinplate mill. The Elwood plant may vote down the proposal to cut wages, risking the mill's closure, while Marion notes the tinplate mill, with about 500 employees, ordered to close due to workers’ refusal to work.

Marion

Seventeen Funerals in a Day at Deputy Indiana

An epidemic of dysentery rages in Deputy Indiana as disease mostly strikes children born around 1899. Authorities report as many as seventeen funerals in one day, with older residents also affected but fewer cases.

Ind

Hoosier Newslets Dominate Patchy Indiana Items

Farmers say sexes are killing their pigs in Mount Vernon while Muncie reports hospital movement success and a public building site is eyed by a government agent. Rushville man George Bram, 28, dies by accidental rifle discharge.

Mount Vernon Muncie Reese Mill Greensburg Louise Wamsgour Federal Rushville George W. Bram South Bend Laporte Sadie Welter Madison Wheeling Cincinnati

Lightning strikes home injures daughter in Washington

A lightning bolt hit Michael Land's house in Washington injuring his 11 year old daughter who stood nearby. Her dress caught fire but she was not shocked, according to witnesses.

Washington Michael Land

Local Firms Named in Incorporation Notices

Incorporated notices list Overland Telephone Co in Borden with 21,000 capital Terre Haute Transfer Co in Terre Haute at 15,000 LaPorte Harness Co in LaPorte at 20,000 reflecting capitalization by new corporate filings and regional business activity.

Overland Telephone Company Borden Terre Haute LaPorte Harness Company LaPorte

No Fight Planned for Corbett McGovern Event in New London

States attorney Solomon Lucas announced in Norwich that the Corbett McGovern prize fight scheduled for August 29 in New London would not occur. He warned that if anyone attempted the event chief justice Torrance would come to New London and those principals would be arrested. Local residents had pressed for action amid possible disturbances.

Norwich Conn Solomon Lucas New London Canada Corbett-McGovern Torrance Supreme Court

Woman Insane On a Train At Rochester

On the Empire State Express to Rochester a woman from Fredonia New York Mrs Mary Wethey went berserk in a coach seizing items from racks tearing clothes and grabbing hair until restrained by male passengers. She was taken to the Homeopathic hospital after an ambulance arrived.

Rochester Empire State Express Mary Wethey Fredonia N. Y Auburn Buffalo Mrs. Wethey Homoeopathic Hospital

Rockefeller Revisits Moravia Birthplace In New York

John D. Rockefeller toured his boyhood region near Moravia New York visiting the Rockefeller homestead where he was born and spent his early years. He rented a rig from a livery stable and later called on cousin Watson L. Vanduyn before sharing reminiscences with the party on a Moravia porch.

Auburn WN. Y John . D. Rockefeller Moravia Duryea Rockefeller Homestead Mr. Rockefeller Watson L. Vanduyn

Shot In a Fight Injures Ferl Wilson in Street

Ferl Wilson of 804 W Washingtonst was shot Friday night by John Stewart of 1005 Indiana Ave. The bullet hit him on the right side between ribs and was removed at City hospital. Wilson expected to recover in a few days as Stewart and accomplices clashed with a crowd before Stewart opened fire.

Ferl Wilson Washingtonst John Stewart Indiana Ave Jobes Wilson Stewart Tenie Hull

Bridge Collapse Delays Freight Train on St Francis River

The St Francis river bridge on the St Louis Memphis and Southeastern line collapsed Friday as the focal freight crossed. The engine cleared the span but tenders broke away, sending the rest of the train into the river. Conductor Frank Pomerosky was hired and brakeman Brower and William Gregory were seriously injured.

Cape Girardeau, Mo St. Francis River Bridge Hunter St. Louis, Memphis & Southeastern Railroad Frank Pomerosky Brower Wm. Gregory

Trade War Looms Over Winnipeg Department Store Plans

Winnipeg reports Marshall Field & Co of Chicago plans a huge departmental and distributing store in the city. The chief opposition is expected from the tud iom bay company with an anticipated fierce trade war.

Winnipeg Man Marshall Field & Co Chicago Tudiom Bay Company

Building Permits Reported For Multiple Properties

G L and M Sullivan at 1116 Calhoun street file permit for an addition costing 200 dollars. B Van Wil on Oxford street near twenty second street seeks a dwelling permit for 1,600 dollars. Ada E Berry at 31 Beville avenue requests a cottage permit costing 1,250 pounds. Robert Roberts at Twenty Fourth and Talbott streets applies for a double frame house costing 4,400 dollars. Marion R Scoville at Lexington avenue and Olive street seeks a double frame house for 1,500 dollars. Indianapolis Savings and Investment Company at 525 Coffey street applies for two cottages costing each hit. H A and Lottie Wetzel at 2624 North Capitol avenue request an addition costing 200 dollars. H Brinkman at Harlow and Marlow streets files for a double frame house costing 1,200 dollars. Cal M Brush at 2462 Station Street seeks remodeling costing 900 dollars.

G. L M. Sullivan Calhoun St B. van Wil Oxford-st Ada E. Berry Beville-ave Robert Roberts Twenty-fourth Talbott-sts Marion R. Scoville Lexington-ave Olive-st Indianapolis Savings and Investment Company Coffey-st H. A Lottie Wetzel N. Capitol-ave H. Brinkman Harlow and Marlow-sts Cal M. Brush Station St

Mrs Soffel Retains Lawyer in Divorce Fight

Mrs Kate Soffel, imprisoned for aiding the Biddle brothers escape, has hired counsel to oppose the divorce suit filed by her husband ex-Warden Soffel in Pittsburg Pennsylvania.

Pittsburg Kate Soffel Soffel

New York Doctor Charged With Libel Over Suicide Case

Dr George Bar ney arrested in New York Aug 2 on libel charges after a Brooklyn paper alleged he spread a report that its managing editor tried to blackmail him for 5000 dollars. He could not post bail and is held for a hearing on Aug 14.

New York George Barney Emma King Brooklyn Barney

Lafayette Is The Hobos Paradise Report

Amos W Butler of the State board of charities notes rising tramp confinement. Six months this year saw 3,232 confined versus 5,209 for the prior year. Of the last six months 23 were female, four under 16. Total cost: 34,484.99. Butler condemns jails and asylums as tramp boarding houses. Tippecanoe county housed more travelers than any other county in the state.

Amos W. Butler State Board of Charities Butler Tippecanoe County

A. J. Cottingham Praises Remedy After Illness

A. J. Cottingham visited Washington County Arkansas to see his sister and suffered severe dysentery. He used Chamberlain s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and was promptly cured. He wrote the manufacturers praising the medicine. Resides in Lockland Arkansas. Remedy sold by all druggists.

A. J. Cottingham Washington County Ark Chamberlain Mr. Cottingham Lockland

Markets Report From Indianapolis Union Stockyards Auction

Receipts totalled 300 cattle and 2,000 hogs at Indianapolis Union Stockyards. Prices varied widely: good export steers 1,200 to 1,500 lbs average, common to fair bulls 275 to 350, hogs mixed, heavy packers 6 7 to 7 65, sheep receipts 70 with lambs 4 75 to 5 75, feeders and stockers listed by weight and condition. Prices show range across cattle hogs and sheep with prime fat cattle and heavy hogs drawing stronger bids.

Indianapolis Union Stockyards

Grain market notes with varied prices and inspections

Wheat and corn prices show weakness with multiple grades listed. No. 2 red wheat at 644c, No. 4 white corn at 61%c, oats weak with No. 2 white at 31%c. Inspections report wheat and corn car counts by grade, with rejected and unmerchantable lots and totals for each commodity.

Timothy Hay Clover Rye

Market quotes for dairy eggs cheese and poultry in Chicago

Butter prices for extras firsts seconds daisies coolies and packing stock listed with c per unit. Eggs omitted. Cheese varieties including Swiss drum limburger and brick shown with price ranges. Poultry prices posted for live chickens springs turkeys geese ducks with per unit or per dozen values.

Chicago Young Americas

East Buffalo Live Stock Market Report

East Buffalo New York August 2 cattle receipts light market dull with prospects lower for eli but prime fat stock. Hogs receipts 16 cars market opened slow about 5 to 10 cents lower then weakened further with late sale ranges noted and varied prices. Sheep and lambs receipts light with dull demand for lambs though sheep steady and prices listed for various grades.

East Buffalo N. Y Eli

Wall Street Opens Firm Amid Mixed Copper and Rail Moves

The New York stock market opened firm with broad buying in a number of active issues. Readings and Amalgamated copper rose on war talk and smelters’ hopes. Atchison and Missouri Pacific showed mixed starts. Trading was quiet with a slight decline in Illinois Central and U P preferred, while sugar rose and overall market closed irregular after bank statement pressure. Sales totaled 135,600 shares.

New York Reading Eric Pennsylvania Smelters’ Committee Preferred Sla. m Ilinois Central U. P Atchison Chicago & Alton Missouri Pacific Southern Railway Wabash and Steel Southern Pacific Amalgamated Copper Wabash St. Paul Illinois Central Colorado Steel

Kansas City Livestock Market Report Cattle and Hogs Mixed

Cattle receipts 100 head with market unchanged. Hogs receipts 3,000 with market weak to lower. bulk sales 7.45 to 7.65, heavy 7.70 to 7.75, packers 7.40 to 7.60, mid 7.40 to 7.65, light 7.00 to 7.50, workers 7.49 to 7.50, pigs 6.75 to 7.00. Sheep receipts none. muttons 3.60 to 4.40, lambs 3.75 to 6.00, wethers 3.00 to 4.60, ewes 3.46 to 4.50.

Kansas City

Wheat and grain futures tick up in Chicago markets

Chicago wheat climbed modestly with September at 69 7/8 cents and December at 184 1/4. corn rose 4 to 5 7/8 cents with September at 56 1/2 and December at 84 1/4. oats up 4 4 1/2 cents with September at 32 1/3 and December at 30 1/2. September pork traded at 16.92, lard 10.95, ribs 10.57.

Chicago

Commodity prices and dairy products report from New York

NEW YORK August 2 price list shows Mess pork at 18.50 to 19.50, lard 11.02, Butter Creamery 28 4 cents, Elgin imitation creamery 18 cents, dairy 2 cents, factory licenses. Cheese large 9 1/2 cents, small 10 cents, part skimmed 7 cents, full 24 1/2 cents. Eggs 19 1/2 to 20 cents. Tallow 6 1/2 to 7 cents. Dressed poultry lists turkeys 15 cents, chickens 12 to 22 cents, fowls 11 1/2 to 13 1/4 cents, ducks 15 1/2 cents, geese 6 cents, springs 20 to 22 cents.

New York Elgin Vic

Cincinnati Cattle and Hogs Market Report

Cincinnati market report shows cattle receipts at 42 with steady trend and prices from 4.90 to 6.85 for good to extra butcher steers. calves 6.00 to 6.75. Hogs receipts 81 slow with good to choice packers 7.30 to 7.50 and mixed packers 7.30 to 7.50. Sheep receipts 2,749 steady with lambs 6.10 to 6.15 and extras up to 3.75.

Cincinnati

Chicago Live Stock at Union Stock Yards Aug 2

Cattle receipts 300 strong with prices for choice to prime at 8.50 to 8.85 and fair to good 6.50 to 7.75, stockers and feeders 2.50 to 5.25, cows 1.50 to 5.50. Texans absent. Hogs receipts 10,000 weak with light 7.00 to 7.55, mixed 7.06 to 7.75, good to choice heavy 7.60 to 7.82, rough heavy 7.15 to 7.40, pigs 4.00 to 7.00. Native sheep 3.25 to 4.00, native lambs 3.50 to 5.75, western sheep 3.75 to 4.25.

Chicago Union Stockyards Godo

The Josbing Trade Poultry and Produce Prices

A dense list of prices for poultry, eggs, dairy, meats, fruits, vegetables, canned goods, and various staples. Includes and ranges for Springs, turkeys, ducks, geese, eggs, butter, cheese, hides, tallow, flour, bran, oranges, lemons, coconuts, potatoes, onions, beans, corn, coffee, sugars, syrups, rice, canned peaches, blackberries, raspberries, pineapples, coconuts, and more with per unit or per case prices. Names of vendors or firms not clearly identified.

California Valencia Illinois Canteloupes Indiana Deckers Banket Osage

Meat prices and varieties in 19th century ad copy

A dense list of meat products with percent values and prices across categories such as hams, bacon, sausage, fresh pork, and pickled pork. Items include sugar cured hams from Indiana, cleared bellies, breakfast bacon, shoulder and lard, fresh loins, cottage hams, spare ribs, beef tenderloin, and pickled bonelets with price per barrel and per hundredweight references.

Indiana California

Apothecary Supplies Price List From Historic Market

The list catalogs drugs, chemicals, and medicinal bottles with prices per ounce, gallon, or pound. Items include morphine, opium, quinine, morphine, cocaine muriate, camphor, salts, and various oils, with prices ranging around dollars and cents for each unit.

Castile

Unclear Fragment: Local Notice Mentioning The Bun

Fragmentary text references sapall liners and a sting severas with no clear context or identifiable events, people, or organizations. Unable to determine a coherent news item or factual details from the readable portion.

Severas

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