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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 1902

Page

3

Moros Attack Outpost in Mindanao Kills Two

Washington reports that about a dozen Moros attacked Camp Vicar, Twenty-seventh Infantry, killing Henry Carey and James Foley and wounding two other soldiers. Camp Vicar near Malabang, Mindanao, honors Lieut. Vicar. outbreak strengthens military resolve to quell Moro troubles.

Henry C Carey James Foley The Twenty- Seventh Infantry Washington War Department Chaffee Twenty-seventh Infantry Camp Vicar Jenry C. Carey Malabang Mindanao Vicar

Young Mother's Tears Call For Adoption Of Baby Boy

A 14 month old boy, born to a young mother still near her own childhood, is seeks an adopting family through a 333 Magnolia building listing. The mother cannot support both, and the grandmother Mrs Corintha Harden along with Mrs Leroy Marden describe the difficult decision to part with the child for his future safety and proper upbringing. The parents, married young and with a large family, want a trustworthy family to care for the boy. The father pledges support within his means while the mother and grandmother seek a stable home with confidence.

Corintha Harden Magnolia Leroy Marden

Typographical Union Debates Bonus System At Cincinnati

Opening of the International Typographical Union convention's third day in Cincinnati features lively city bid talks for next year and a stormy debate over piece work versus time work. Delegates oppose the bonus system. West of Louisville proposes but is defeated and a law to eliminate bonuses is directed for preparation.

Cincinnati International Typographical Union Convention West Laws Committee Louisville

Democratic convention breaks up in Indiana dispute

Princeton Indiana August 13 The Democratic joint representative convention here broke up in a row Tuesday night and adjournments were taken until August 2. Trouble started when District chairman Nolan of Evansville objected to Mason J Niblack of Vincennes as a candidate.

Princeton Ind Nolan Evansville Mason J. Niblack Vincenneag

Rubbing It In Norwood incident with Brewer remark

Gurley Brewer, a colored politician active in supporting Norwood incorporation, was approached Tuesday by a Norwood colored man who said he did not want incorporation and preferred to be annexed. The exchange highlights local tensions over municipal status and race.

Gurley Brewer Norwood Incorporation Norwood

Mayor and Governor Clash Over Prize Fight Issue

Governor Durbin refuses to comment on the boxing controversy after being pressed by a SUN reporter. Mayor Bookwalter disputes the governor’s involvement, saying it is the city’s affair to determine legality, while the attorney general’s office notes past state actions. Deputy Attorney General Hadley defines a prize fight and defers further action to the city attorney and the absence of Attorney General Taylor.

Empire Theater Bookwalter Attorney-General Gov. Nash Cincinnati Busi Cash Hadley Taylor Empire

Coronation Scene At Westminster Abbey Open To Public

Spectators paid one dollar to view the coronation scene at Westminster Abbey on Wednesday. Big crowds gathered to glimpse the place where the king was crowned as they attended the historic event in London.

London Westminster Abbey

Pigeon makes 1000 mile flight in 80 hours

MISHAWAKA Ind August 13 Councilman Peter Tollens homing pigeon Alexander arrived from New Orleans Wednesday covering about 1000 miles in 80 hours five hours over the world record Tollens wins $200 accounted for the feat and prize.

Mishawaka Ind Peter Tollens Alexander New Orleans Tollens

Births and Deaths in Local Notices

Births list includes Morris and Grace Wiles yes a girl. W.W. T. and Mary Cox a boy. Giuseppe and Mary Calluzo a boy. Marcus and Katie Flenig a girl. Charles and Lina Schaefer a girl. Christian and Mary Erbecker a girl. O L and Lillie Hittle a Horace G and Lucene Young a boy. Frank and Annie Long a girl. Charles and Clara Cline a boy. T D and Daisy Gardner. George A and Mary Davenport. Oscar and Oliie Lee. Robert and Etta Frazier a boy. A and Lizzie Underwood a boy. Harry and Hattie Frazee a boy. Clem and May Noell a boy. Louis and Esther Finncelstein a boy. Deaths list includes Mary J. Spencer tuberculosis. J. E. Brittain cholera infantum. Anna M. Gould pyemia. several couples listed as survivors or mourners.

Morris Grace Wiles Twentysixth W.W. T Mary Cox Prospect-st Giuseppe Mary Calluzo Eastst Marcus Katie Flenig Nebraska St Charles and Lina Schaefer Twenty-seventh-st Irl Christian Mary Erbecker Barth-ave O. L Lillie Hittle Shelby-st Horace G Lucene Young St. Peters-st Frank Annie Long Charles Clara Cline Brooklyn Heights T. D Daisy Gardner Flackville George A Mary Davenport Oscar and Oliie Lee Chesapeakest Robert and Etta Frazier Lizzie Underwood Stevensst Bos Harry and Hattie Frazee Lexington-ave Clem and May Noell N. Capitolave Louis and Esther Finncelstein Russell-ave Bov

Property listings including cottages and sheds with values

W L Rice on Addison near Vermont offers a cottage for 1500. The De Vore Company at 1306 Oliver avenue lists a shed for 100. Stephen Atkins at Jefferson and St Clair two story frame house priced 2500. J P C Meyers on South street between Illinois and Meridian lists a coal shed for 75. Z W Fear at 618 Division street provides repairs for 20.

W. L. Rice Addison-st Vermont The de Vore Co Oliver-ave Stephen Atkins Jefferson-ave St. Clair-st J. P. C. Meyers South-st Ilinois Meridian-sts Z. W. Fear Division St

Shattuck Cured by Stomach and Liver Tablets in Shellsburg

Henry L. Shattuck of Shellsburg Iowa was cured of a long stomach trouble by four boxes of Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets after trying many remedies and physicians. For sale by all druggists.

Henry L. Shattuck Shellsburg Iowa Chamberlain

Robber Kills Himself After Failed Office Heist

An unknown man was found dead on the stoop at 50 West Twenty-ninth Street after attempting to rob Edward Mayhew’s office. He killed himself with poison when no valuables were secured. In San Antonio, Charles Hammell, 84, a wealthy retiree, shot himself likely over failing eyesight. Manuel Goll, a wealthy farmer, also died by self-inflicted poisoning with no known cause.

Edward Mayhew San Antonio Tex Charles Hammell Manuel Goll

Swiss envoy Bourcart declines transfer to America

BERNE August 8 The Swiss ambassador at London Dr Bourcart has declined the offer of transfer to America The diplomatic incident has sparked considerable discussion and debate among officials and observers.

Berne Bourcart London America

Telegraphic world tips compacted dispatches from many cities

A mosaic of brief items reports King Edward review of colonial troops in London, transport arrivals from Manila in San Francisco, trolley lines planned to Washington and New York, bids on pork usage in a Prussian army kitchen, robberies of Chinese miners in Oregon, possible Cuban crisis session, a Wisconsin confession, assassins in Russia, lines in operation along the Pennsylvania railroad, outlaws and hangings in the Southwest, army post land in Chickamauga, a choir sailing to tour North America, a body found near Ortonville, drownings in Atlantic City, a Turkish note of gratitude to Conger at Tientsin, and the death of several notable figures.

London King Edward San Francisco Lawton Manila Baltimore Washington, D. C New York Prince Chen Vancouver China Chattanooga Board of Army Chickamauga Park Edward United States Canada Ortonville Minn Atlantic City Daniel Angell Oscar Angell Philadelphia

Wall Street Stocks and Finance Notes From New York

Market wires report American stocks in London at above parity and mixed moves in U S and Midwest equities. Utilities and rail stocks show varied bids while bond listings and preferred issues reflect cautious money conditions amid labor and industry signals.

New York London Manhattan Harris, Gates & Co Colorado Westinghouse Pennsylvania Tunnel U. S J. P. Morgan Wisconsin Central Texas Pacific

Mystery surrounds death of yacht chief steward Taillandier

New York detectives and the coroner probe the apparent suicide of Gilbert G. Taillandier, chief steward of the Anita, tied to Wm. B. Leeds. His body, with a bullet wound, arrived from Marblehead as conflicting reports surface from Marblehead, Boston and Salem officials. Investigations follow a sequence of dispatches and hotel death claims.

New York Gilbert G. Taillandier Anita Wm. B. Leeds Fifth-ave Taillandier Marblehead New York Yacht Club Boston Salem Frank Gibbons Capt Bennett Atlantic Tailandier Leeds Atlantic Hotel

Bonner Elected School Director in Wilkesbarre

Jack Bonner, the middleweight boxer, is chosen as a school director at his home in Suhhit Hill, Wilkes-Barre, Pa., amid local support from admirers.

Wilkesbarre Jack Bonner Suhhit Hill

Markets Here and Elsewhere Stock and Livestock Roundup

New York weathered a higher opening as St Paul and Manhattan rallied amid engineered settlements and industry gains. Bonds held steady while Western and Missouri Pacific shares showed strength. East Buffalo and Indianapolis reports reflected mixed cattle, hogs, and sheep prices, with notable activity in St Paul and U S steel.

New York London St. Paul Manhattan Baltimore & Ohio St. Louis Southwestern Rock Island Illinois Central Hull Norfolk & Western Gates Colorado Coal and Fuel Company Des Moines & Fort Dodge Missouri Pacific Sugar U. S. Steel Preferred Western Union

Chicago Grain Market Daily Prices Report

Chicago wheat rose with August at 7036c and September at 70 percent, December 674 67c. Corn advanced with September 52 34 11c and December 41 4154c. Oats gained with August 3244c and September 3914 31c, December 28%%4 2914c. Provisions mixed with September pork at 16.75 15.95 percent, lard 10.97 4 10.40 10.50, ribs 9.85 9.50.

Chicago

Richmond style cattle and hog market update

Cincinnati, Aug. 13. Cattle receipts 1,17. Shippers record prices range from 5.50 to 7.50 for best calves. Hogs receipts 3,992 with heavy grades 15 to 25 cents lower. packers and heavy good to choice 6.75 to 7.15. Sheep receipts 8,925 with prices 3.75 to 8.65 for extras and extra lambs 6.25 to 6.40.

Cincinnati

Cattle and Hogs Prices From Kansas City Market

Kansas City market reports show cattle receipts at 19,000 with native steers 5.00 to 8.25, stockers and feeders 3.30 to 5.50. Hogs receipts 8,000 with bulk 6.80 to 7.00, heavy 7.00 to 7.07, packers 6.70 to 6.90, medium 6.80 to 7.00. Sheep receipts 3,00 with muttons 3.00 to 3.45, lambs 8.70 to 5.80, range wethers 3.10 to 4.30, ewes 3.25 to 4.15.

Indianapolis Kansas City

Chicago market prices for dairy and poultry items

Chicago notes Butter Creameries and Cheese-Twins lists with prices for extras firsts seconds daisies coolies and packing stock. Poultry live chickens sprints turkeys geese ducks price ranges and eggs at 174 per dozen appear. Prices shown in cents per unit or per pound with various grades and varieties.

Chicago Young Americas

Agricultural market report with varied grain prices and eggs

Wheat steady to mixed prices with No 2 red at 654c and 65c on freight, corn weak across several white and yellow grades, oats weak with No 2 white at 28 to 29c, hay prices steady, inspections tallied by car counts. New York market lists dairy and poultry prices including butter creamery at 23.6 to 24c, eggs 260 to 2c, tallow 6 to 7c, and dressed poultry rates.

Timothy Hay

Bowen seeks contact with Marietta amid blocked Caracas cable

Mr. Bowen cabled the state department says he is trying to communicate with the Marietta, last reported investigating the blockade of the Orinoco river. The Caracas Barcelona cable line has again been cut, likely by insurgents, delaying recall of La Guayara, Puerto Cabello or Baz.

Washington

Cattle Hogs and Sheep Market Receipts at Union Stock Yards

At Union Stock Yards Illinois on August 13, cattle receipts reached 23000 with prime beeves at 6.35 to 8.90, hog receipts 28000 with prices from 3.60 to 7.32, and sheep receipts 18000 with natives around 4.30 to 6.35 and westerns from 5.00 to 6.75.

Fruit and Vegetable Prices and Grocery Items Listed

A dense price list covers cabbage, Cocoanuts, oranges, lemons, onions, tomatoes, watermelons, berries, peaches, plums, cantaloupes, oysters, fish, clams, lobsters, frog legs, shrimps, coffee, sugars, oats, beans, syrups, rice, canned goods, and assorted groceries. Names of markets, brands, and varied unit formats appear with numerous per unit or per quantity prices. includes industrial terms and placeholders.

California Valencia Indiana Deckers Osage

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