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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1899

Page

3

Daring daylight robbery mars Indiana town on train

A group of three tramps attacked Albert Stone aboard a Lake Shore freight near Waterloo Indiana, stole valuables and about $20, then threw him from a moving car. He survived the fall and later identified the assailants, who were captured after a police phaser. The list of nearby incidents and local happenings follows, including reunions, births, and legal notices.

Waterloo Ind Lake Shore Here Albert Stone Springfield Mass Chicago Stone Stove

Boy Killed Pulling Train Coupling In Indiana

Ora Mc Laughlin a 13 year old boy died in a freight train wreck near Nappanee Indiana after he and another boy rode on the dead wood to Bremen. They allegedly pulled a coupling pin causing cars to detach and six cars to wreck.

Wabash Ind Ora McLaughlin Baltimore & Ohio Nappanes Bremen McLaughlin Nappanee

Community reports push to rebuild George Dick flouring mills

Richmond Indiana dispatch notes Hagerstown residents nearly meeting the funds to rebuild after a recent mill fire. The item claims F and N lawn mower factory of Richmond is the world's largest producer, with ninety thousand machines produced last season. Also mentions Brookville hosts its fourth annual farmers festival with speakers Will Cumback and Col. J La Crawford from Kentucky.

Richmond Ind Hagerstown George Dick F. and N Brookville Will Cumback Col. J. la Crawford Kentucky

Overworked brakeman dead after dozing on track at Gosport

Walter Burroughs, 26, a Monon brakeman from Lafayette, had worked several days without sleep. He sat on the railway to flag a following train near Gosport, Sind., and was struck by an engine, killed instantly.

Gosport Sind Walter Burroughs Monon Lafayette

Indiana Inklings and Local Notices From Various Towns

Brief notes report deaths in Dublin Kokomo Fort Wayne Madison and other cities. Funeral processions used street cars in Muncie. A Kokomo carpenter died roofing a house. An injunction stalled Tipton’s new city building. A Covington drowning occurred in the Wabash. A Greentown plant started with 500 workers. The McCormicks sold oil leases in Van Buren for 55000 to Thomas Alford of Pittsburgh. A reunion of G A R Orleans and the Sixty sixth Indiana set for August 18 and 19. Terre Haute wool firm shipped 69000 pounds of wool in a Saturday run.

Kokomo Muncie John J. Jacques Fort Wayne Price Fellows Kokomo ‘Carpenter Tipton Thomas Wells Madison County Spicely G. A.R. Orleans Indiana Terre Haute

Mobs Lock Up Chattanooga Street Cars

In Chattanooga Tennessee a mass street car lockout drew a monster demonstration with about three thousand people at Ninth and Market. The mob derailed trolleys and disrupted service. police were overwhelmed. protections were requested as tracks were greased and cars blocked in suburbs and on Lookout Mountain lines.

Chattanooga Tenn Ninth and Market Sts Chattanooga Electric Company Lookout Mountain

Pennsylvania Feud Ends In Fatal Fight In Carbondale

James Quinn, 60, of Powderly Road Carbondale Pa, died at 7 pm Sunday from wounds inflicted in a feud with Joseph and Thomas Gallagher. All three are central figures in a violent clash that drew about 200 bystanders and involved stones and missiles before Quinn succumbed to his injuries. The Gallaghers are jailed on criminal charges.

Carbondale James Quinn Powderly Road Joseph Thomas Gallagher Gallaghers Quinns Gallagher Quinn

Wealthy lumberman seeks wife who eloped to Kenton

Detroit detectives chase the wife of a Kenton Michigan lumberman who fled with a stable hand. The husband, said to be worth over 230000 dollars, aims to obtain her signature on documents to cut support. The pair reportedly took about 30000 dollars in cash.

Oconto Wis Detroit Kenton Mich

Gas Explosion At Connecticut Capitol Steps

Hartford. The granite steps on the north front of the state capitol were blown off by an illuminating gas explosion Sunday evening. Night-watchman Keefe and George Cooper investigated a gas odor in a vault beneath the steps. Opening the vault triggered a blast that burned the men and threw them down. Keefe is gravely burned and may die. Damage is listed at $1,000.

Hartford Conn State Capitol Keefe George Cooper

Cure for itching piles claimed by Chauncey man

Hamilton Clark of Chauncey Georgia says he suffered with itching piles for twenty years before trying DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve. Two boxes completely cured him. Beware of counterfeit products. All druggists carry it.

Hamilton Clark Chauncey DeWitt

Croker Flops as Tammany Voices Drift Toward Bryan

Saratoga Aug. H. Augustus Van Wyck’s midsummer boom collapses after Richard Croker praises Bryan. Tammany members, who had supported Van Wyck, push back and shift to Bryan while Croker’s reasons for changing views remain undisclosed. Ex Senator Gorman and Judge Van Wyck decline comment.

Saratoga Augustus van Wyck Richard Croker Bryan Croker Tom Reed Bage Tammany van Wyck Gorman Mr. Croker

Yaqui Revolt Reported With Heavy Indian Casualties

Dispatches from Mexico City describe Gen Lorenzo Torres engaging Yaqui rebels near Vicain in a forest clash. Federal forces suffer light losses while claiming 387 Indian deaths and a later skirmish leaves seven dead, with Torres wounded and others injured.

Lorenzo Torres Vicain Torres Twelfth Battalion National Board of the State

Croker backs Bryan boosting 1900 nomination hopes

In Washington Aug 14 Richard Croker praises Bryan as a great statesman close to the people. Bryanites view Croker's remarks as a signal Tammany Hall will back Bryan, signaling a possible formal endorsement. A Tammany endorsement could seal Bryan's nomination with upstate New York backing.

Washington Richard Croker Bryan Tammany Hall Croker Lincoln New York

Freight conductor killed on J M T tracks near South Street

Frank Menees aged 32 of 2714 FE New York Street died Sunday at 5 p m after slipping while climbing a switch engine on the J M T rails. He was run over by the wheels and died at once. He leaves a widow and three children and belonged to the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen which will conduct the burial. The funeral will be at Woodruff Baptist Church.

Frank Menees New York-st Panhandle South-st Brotherhood of Woodruff Place Baptist Church

Big boycott against the Sun spreads in New York

The Central Federated Union and District Assembly 439 of the K of L announce a boycott of the Sun. With nearly 200,000 members, they plan an anti Sun parade and mass meeting next Saturday night and expect 2,000 boys to stop selling the paper. News dealers' association may join.

New York Central Federated Union and District Assembly K. of L The Sun News Dealers’ Association

Johnson May Succeed Hart In Chicago Baseball Club

Chicago reports a rumor that President Hart may leave the club after Burns rumored to sever his connection this season. President Johnson of the Western league is named as a possible successor though Hart and Johnson have not commented.

Elmer Schooley Minnesota Volunteers Philippines Chicago Burns Chicago Baseball ‘Club Hart Johnson Western” League CHR

Tragedy at Union Station Woman Falls Under Train

Florence Raper assistant matron of the Indianapolis orphans home was thrown under a train as it stopped at Union station Sunday night. Stationmaster Lewis pulled her clear, the right heel was clipped, she suffered a dislocated hip, bruises and a nervous shock, and was taken to the orphans home. She refused to reveal her age.

Aston Camp Meeting Grounds Union Station Florence Raper Indianapolis Lewis

Births Deaths and Marriages in City Notices

Births list multiple couples with address details and newborn gender. Deaths include Emma Hester Flora Bannett Milton Robins Carl Miller William Gahe Rhincold Miller Cathena Killila Jacob Bailey Ralph Phillips Fiossie Inman with ages and causes. Marriage licenses show ten couples listed with partner names.

Emma Hester Fort Wayne-ave Flora Bannett Kennington-st. Milton Robins St. Vincent's Hospital Carl Miller Prospect

Notice of Liquor License Application in Marion County

Stephen Peters gives notice to voters in Third ward Center township that he will apply at the September term 189 to the Board of Commissioners for a license to sell intoxicating liquors in less than five gallons and to allow drinking on the premises at No 162 W Fifteenth st Indianapolis. He also seeks pool table privileges in the same room in ward 8.

Third Ward Center Township Board of Commissioners Marion County Fifteenthst Northwestern-ave C. St. John West Indianapolis Alarion County Indiana W. Fifteenth St Stephen Peters

Notice to sell intoxicating liquor in Center town Indiana

Henry E. Santo applies for a license in Indianapolis Center township Marion county Indiana for sale of intoxicating liquors in a room fronting south on W Tenth street first floor of a brick building lot 12 Smith Ketcham subdivision Drake addition Ward 3 No 320 W Tenth street and for wine table privileges in same room.

O Brien seeks license for intoxicating liquors and pool

Voters of the Tenth ward Center town Indiana at their September term 1899 hear a request for a license to sell intoxicating malt and spiritous liquors in quantities under five gallons with drinking on the premises. The business is on the northeast corner of Alabama and Pearl streets in a three story brick building. The applicant Mike O Brien also seeks pool table privileges in the same room.

Tenth Ward Center Township Board of Commissioners Marion County Indiana Alabama St Alabama and Pearl-sts Square 62 Indianapolis Beard Mike O'Brien

Griffin seeks liquor and game room license for Ward 15 Indiana

John Griffin files at the September term 1869 for a spirituous liquor license in quantities less than five gallons and pool table and restaurant privileges in a room facing north on McCarty street at the southeast corner of McCarty and Missouri streets Indianapolis Center township Marion county Indiana The business is on the first floor of a one story frame building at 93 feet from the west end of lot 49 in McKernan and Pierce extended subdivision outlet 128 Known as No M1 W. McCarty street ward 15 Griffin requests approval and privileges from the county board.

Fifteenth Ward Center Township Board of Commissioners Marion County State of Indiana Mc- Carty John Griffin

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