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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1900

Page

6

Profits of the Octopus Shocks Wall Street

New York August 9 Wall Street reacts to Standard Oil declaring an 8 a share dividend on 97 5 million outstanding stock bringing year to date dividends to 38 percent On March 15 20 a share followed by 162 a share on June 15 This year’s total dividend expected near 48 million Rockefeller owning about a third of the stock would receive roughly 2 666 000 from the current dividend with potential annual sums reaching 10 666 000 if payments persist

New York Wall-st Standard. Oil Company King of Corporations United States Comptroller of Standard Oil Company Standard Company John D. Rockefeller

Grandnephew of Harrison saves boy in Ohio river rescue

Cincinnati Ohio August 9 1910 Harrison Eaton 17 son of Lillie Eaton North Bend great great grandson of William Henry Harrison and grand nephew of Benjamin Harrison saved 10 year old Joe York who was pulled under by the current. Eaton dove 10 feet into the river found York doubled in the bed and brought him to shore after a struggle the boy was revived though sick and vomiting. The other boys Frank and Charley Hayes assisted when brought to land the rescuers kept silent until York’s mother learned the truth.

Cincinnati Harrison Eaton Lillie Eaton North Bend William Henry Harrison Benjamin Harrison York Ohio River Frank Hayes Charley Hayes Eaton

Kansas Girls in Harvest Fields

Wichita Kansas reports hundreds of city girls earned money in three weeks of harvest work. About 500 women overall cropped pay from ploughing, harvesting, and haying, some funding winter clothes or trips to the Atlantic coast. Eighteen McPherson youths saved for travel and schooling.

Wichita Kas Kansas McPherson Atlantic Coast

Fought to the Altar Clemmons Marries After Night Clash

John W. Clemmons, a railroad man, fled with Miss Floresce Jackson to wed at five in the morning after her family’s home was raided for the bride. They crossed a swollen creek on his shoulder amid a violent pursuit by log wolves and gunfire, then a magistrate performed the ceremony to prevent further trouble from the bride’s parents.

John W. Clemmons Floresce Jackson Clemmons Iogs Clemons Couse Po

Safe Medicine for Children Poses Hidden Dangers

A fragmented old note warns that even gentle medicines can harm children. It condemns violent purges and pills on tender insides, touts Cascarets as pleasant and harmless, and mentions druggists in a cautionary tone.

Oelrichs Sues Painter Over Villa Incident

Samuel J Harrison, painter, rejects a $1,000 settlement offer and vows a jury trial in Supreme Court. The June 6 painting incident at the Whitney villa led to a confrontation on the shore, a beating by Hermann Oelrichs, and subsequent suits for assault and trespass with damages sought at $5,000 and $300 respectively. Harrison remains jailed for failure to post bail as sheriff continues seizure proceedings.

New York Samuel J. Harrison Hermann Oelrichs Supreme Court Harrison Harry Payne Whitney

Woman hangs flag after beating rival in public

In Tore Off Rival's Dress reading, Mrs. Feger beats Miss Hart after lying in wait as a beggar. A large American flag is displayed from a second story window in tribute to her alleged victory. Neighbors dress Miss Hart and note extensive bruising from the assault.

Reading John Feger Mrs. Feger Miss Hart

Hermit John Glenn Dies Wealthy Man in Urbana

In Urbana Ohio August 9 John Glenn who died recently was the last of a wealthy eccentric family. He spent five years in his house as a hermit and refused to wear a coat while his father lived. While workers repaired the old home they found a closet with $6000 in small currency and bills he had hidden there.

Urbana John Glenn James John

Dying Mother Burns Self To Save Baby In Maine

A young mother in Bryant's Pond, Me., crawled a quarter mile Tuesday evening with all garments burned after an oil stove exploded and flames covered her clothes. She dragged her baby to a nearby house for help, where she received care until she died Wednesday morning.

Bryant's Pond

King Emmanuel Arrives in Rome Amid Convention Haze

In Rome on Wednesday King Emmanuel’s visit coincides with Wisconsin Republican convention chatter. Reports cite weather disruptions and several prostrations amid the crowded, tense scene as officials assess next steps.

King Emmanuel Rome Wisconsin Milwaukee Bey

Ice caves of Pineville Oregon guard perpetual winter

In Pineville Oregon the big ice cave yields pure ice year round despite desert surroundings. Ice from the cave cools meat, helps wounded men, and even fashioned July 4 treats. Entry is a 45 degree descent with sunlit southern exposure, prompting mystery about underground ice reserves.

Pineville Ore

Robbed of His Wooden Leg in Philadelphia Outing

William Lauer of Lafayette station was attacked by two young men in a buggy while returning from Conshohocken. They overpowered him, stole his watch and cash, and unstrapped his artificial leg before binding him and leaving him in a bushes. He was found hours later and helped home.

Philadelphia William Lauer Lafayette Station Shawmont Lace Conshohocken Lauer Tauer

Tailor Githens notes liquor license for Indianapolis ward

John Koch reports that Charles D. Githens the tailor at 1536 College Avenue seeks a license to sell intoxicating liquors in quantities under five gallons with on premises consumption. The business location is 440 S West St in Eckert's subdivision Eck, Center Township Marion County Indiana.

Liquor License and Pool Table Privileges Sought in Indianapolis

Louis Mgeller of 354 Virginia Ave Indianapolis seeks a license to sell spiritous vinous malt and other intoxicating liquors in quantities under five gallons with on premises consumption rights. He notes the business is on the first floor of a two story brick building at 354 Virginia Ave in Ward 10 Center Township Marion County. Mgeller also announces intent to apply for pool table privileges in the same room at the September term 1900.

Eleventh Ward Center Township Marioda County Indiana Board of County Commissioners West St Eckert Indianapolis Marion County S. West St John Koch Tenth Ward Virginia Ave Eastst O'Neal & Wingate Louis Mgeller Fifteenth Ward Board of County Commissioners Simon Yandes Outlet 129 Co. Czinczon Board of Commissioners State of Washington St Mannerchor Benjamin Rettich

License to Sell Liquor in Center Township Ward One

George Schauer gives public notice of his intent to apply to Marion County Board of Commissioners at the September term for a license to sell intoxicating and malt liquors in quantities under five gallons with on premises consumption. The business site is a two story brick building corner of Hill Avenue and Arsenal Avenues in Indianapolis Ward One. He also announces an application for a pool table.

Center Township Board of Commissioners Marion County State of Indiana Hiilave Ingram Fletcher Hill and Arsenal-aves Indianapolis Indiana Hill-ave Arsenal-ave George Schauer

Dr. J. A. Sutcliffe Serves at 141 N Delaware St

Cleaning and repair service advertised in Indianapolis offering busing pants pressing and press work while you wait. J A Sutcliffe promises prompt attention to laundry and tailoring with delivery and pickup service from 141 North Delaware Street.

E. R. Dreithaler N. Delaware Sc Indianapolis

Time Gard and Monon Route Train Schedule Fragment

Train schedule fragment shows Chicago routes with Indianapolis Louisville lines the Monon Route. It lists daily sleeper parlor chair dining cars and notes Sunday exceptions. Various departure and arrival times are given for Chicago Cincinnati Detroit and other connections through Decatur Tuscola and nearby lines.

Voter notice seeks licenses for intoxicants at two Indianapolis locations

In the September term of 1900 the Fifteenth ward voters and commissioners approve licenses to sell spiritous vinous malt liquor in quantities under five gallons. One site is 1002 S West St in a ground-floor room fronting east in a brick building. The second site is 337 E Washington St in a four-story brick building fronting north, with pool table and restaurant privileges also sought in the same room. Benjamin Rettich.

Republican campaign literature goes multilingual distribution

New York reports Chicago will be the hub for spreading Republican campaign literature across the northwest in several languages to reach the immigrant vote. At a meeting Hanna urged broad effort, and Huntington and Brown donated funds. Official campaign buttons were approved in three sizes, featuring McKinley with a dinner pail slogan.

Northwest Hanna Corlis P. Huntington Brown Brown-Corliss Engine Works Executive Committee McKinley Roosevelt

Self Help Cure Offered For Male Impotence And Vitality

An advertisement by Dr. L. W. Knapp of Detroit offers a free receipt with full directions to men seeking to cure sexual weakness, lost vitality, and related ailments at home. It claims past readers report restored vigor and enlarged organs, with confidential mail and no cost.

L. W. Knapp Hull Bldg Detroit Mich Daily Mail

Lake Erie and Western Railway Schedule Snippet

Train times show early service with routes T to C and Mich at 7.00 am 10.23 am, T to D and Chi at 12.20 pm 4.15 pm, and M to L’porte to sp at 7.2 pm 10.23 pm.

Lake Erie & Western R. R Mich Chi Lim L’porte Sp Illinois Washington-sts Phil N. Y Seeee Baltimore and Wash Col Ind Louis Rich Col Piqua & Columbus Colum Richmond Col. Ind Mad Sun Columbus Ind Ind. & Louis Logans. & Ghiage Andalia Lines T. H St. L. & West St. L. Ace Western Express Effingham. Ac St. L. Fast

City Ticket Office at No. 1 E Washington

The notice lists a city ticket office for C., C., G. & St. L.R. Big Four Route located at 1 East Washington Street. It states the location for ticketing services and associated rail line information.

Fragmentary rail schedule notes fragmented times

A garbled timetable fragment lists times for Anderson and other routes. Mentions Cleveland New York and Boston services with scattered hours and a reference to Knickerbocker. Details are incomplete and difficult to parse.

Benton Harbor and St Louis line timetable excerpt

Train timetable fragment lists Benton Harbor, St Louis, Cincinnati, and Springfield routes with multiple daily departures and arrivals. The entries include am and pm times for various trains such as Benton Harbor express, St Louis limited, Lafayette and Chicago services, and Ohio special schedules.

Benton Harbor Line Benton Harbor Wabash ST. Louis Line St. Louis Accom Lafayette Chicago M’l Cincinnati Wee Greensburg Cin Flex S. da N. Ver D.s Louis U.dam Springfield Columbus Spring Ohio Special Lynn Accommodation

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Octopus Startle Ben J. Harrison Joe York Brown Hill MR. Oelrichs Rival Hermit Babe Oregon Ice Caverns Bates House Chas. D. Githens College-ave Dru. Hichester Chichester Chemical Co Mondison Square Phila The Indianapolis Gas Co Physicians and Surgeons J. A. Sutcliffe A. Clarke St Honis M. Taleabone Gard Chicago, Indianapolis & Louisville Railway Chicago Ft Chicago Express Chicago Vestibule Cincinnatism.s Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton Railway City Washington-st Dayton Dayton Lim Toledo Decatur & Western Ry St. Lim & Ex St. LL C. U.S A Dilly Stalnarer L. W. Knapp, M. D Cleveland Line Anderson Ac Anderson N.Y Bos Boston Lim’i Boston Lim’i’d. ° 2.40 Pm 3.16Pm N.Y.& Boston ‘‘Knickerbocker Peoria Line Peoria Bloom M &Ex Peoria & Bloomington Champaign Accom Peoria & Bloom Pennsylvania Lines
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