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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1901

Page

1

United States deploys warships to secure Isthmus of Panama

Washington reports Washington has shown force with Machias Ranger and the battleship Iowa to deter European intervention and revolts in Colombia and Nicaragua. The move accompanies possible purchase of the uncompleted Panama canal with favorable terms and aims to keep Nicaragua route options open.

United States Panana Nicaragua Panama Colon Canal Machias Ranger Iowa San Francisco

Maguire Boom Divides City Democrats in North Side Fight

The piece notes Democratic factions in Maguire versus Moore contests with Kissel and Polster backing Maguire. It reports Ward 2 and Ward 4 activity, Moore’s growing North Side organization, and accusations of “out-generalling” by Fanning and the Kissel Polster group.

Kissecl Polster Fanning Maguire Board of Works Taggart Albert Sahm Works Board Bunt Quigley Kissel-Poister Vhey Holtzman Bing Maguire Apple Billy’’ Maguire Kissel Moore South Side McGregor Ward 4

Will Follow Republican Example in Nominating Primaries

Chairman Fanning completes arrangements for the nominating primaries on Aug 26. He learns from Logsdon and will use a similar system as Republicans. Small wooden ballot boxes will be used and Australian secrecy law rejected. Priests may mark ballots on a standing table, with no help to secrecy offered.

Fanning Logsdon

Laughing at Maguire Defies Precinct Plans

Moore men mock Charles Maguire as he declares he will not open a headquarters or attempt to form a precinct organization, signaling a conservative stance amid local party politics.

Firebugs Try to Burn Waynetown Townsfolk Fight Fire

Destructive blaze in Waynetown Indiana on Saturday night destroyed six barns and several horses. The town's population worked through the night to save the business district. Officials labeled the fire incendiary in origin.

Crawfordsville Ind Waynetown

Stabbing after insult by two white men in Washington Delaware area

John Conn, a colored man of 520 Susquehanna Street, was stabbed with a pen knife at the Washington and Delaware streets intersection Sunday night after passing two white men. He says one man insulted him, two white assailants knocked him down and kicked him, he reversed and knocked one aside before the other stabbed him. the pair fled.

John Conn Susquehannast Washington and Delaware

Man and Wife Seek Rooms for Housekeeping

A notice in the Sun classifies a couple seeking furnished rooms to maintain housekeeping duties. They request reasonable rent and convenient access, with flexible dates and short-term terms considered.

Locks and guards at Democratic headquarters amid poll copying

Democratic HQ sits under tight security as around 40 workers copy a 60-day poll under watchful monitors. Chairman Logsdon defends the practice, saying trust and openness with supporters prevent loss of friends and that original poll books remain with precinct committeemen.

Fanning Morris Murphy Murphy Logsdon

Was It a Josh

In the Stevenson building Monday morning mayor T Taggart chatted with Billy Moore who boasted of steady progress. Moore warned the Boo gang waited at the front entrance while the mayor hurried to the elevator.

T. Taggart Stevenson Billy’’ Moore Billy Moore Moore Boo Gang

Water contract signed and railway switch rights granted

Mayor Taggart signed the general ordinance from December 1900 sealing the water company contract. He also enacted an ordinance granting A. B. Meyer & Co. the right to lay and maintain a railway switch across North Street.

Taggart Water Company A. B. Meyer & Co Northst

Indianapolis Visitors Register at Buffalo Hotels Pan American Exposition

Indianapolis visitors to the Pan American exposition are listed as staying at Buffalo hotels. At Statler’s: Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Nichols, Mrs. Haty, Miss Etta Vallitk, Eugene Richards, Fred Hoeppers and wife, William Reger and wife and daughter, Robert F. Scott and Robert F. Scott Jr. At the Mansion: C. H. Aman and wife, Dr. H. W. Bowers and wife.

Indianapolis Buffalo Statler's W. C. Nichols Haty Etta Vallitk Eugene Richards Fred Hoeppers William Reger Robert F. Scott Robert F. Scott, Jr C. H. Aman H. W. Bowers

Wrong Keys Come High in Temple Church Incident

Henry Griffites went to church in Temple Georgia Sunday night and sang off key. He was fined seven dollars for unmusical voice. Sessions of the Schley court of inquiry will be held at the Washington navy yard, with a large room set aside for the court.

Temple Henry Griffites Schley Court of Inquiry Washington Navy Yard

Striking Steel Workers Desert Union and Resume Work

Pittsburg and Monessen areas report mass desertions from the Amalgamated association as 200 strikers return to Painter's mill. Union tensions rise while the American Steel Hoop Co. plans resumption and imports workers from the south amid ongoing labor unrest.

UNION Alsogation-Trust

Blood clash at Crescent mills ignites local strike scene

Aug 19 reports the first bloodshed in the local strike of the amalgamated association at Crescent mills. A clash between two special policemen and pickets left one striker with a severe scalp wound and possible skull fracture, another struck on the arm with a club.

Amalgamated Association Crescent Mills

University club directors miss quorum on club house plan

Monday noon quorum fails as directors consider improvements at the club house. A series of local notices report deaths divorces and minor crimes including Charles Metzler dying of dropsy at 40, John Hughes to be tried for forging and several embezzlement and intoxication cases. Domestic news notes cover a christening and a divorce petition alleging nonsupport.

University

Town Guests From Cincinnati and Chicago Attend Event

Town guests included Mr and Mrs Kihn with their daughter Miss Martha Steinle and son Mr Gardelmann from Cincinnati and Mrs Heilig from Chicago joining local attendees for the occasion.

Kihn Martha Steinle Gardelmann Cincinnati Heilig Chicago

Muncie man arrested on obscene letter indictment

Lorenzo Probstd was arrested in Muncie on a federal grand jury indictment charging him with sending an obscene letter from Indianapolis to Ora Jones of Muncie. He will be brought here Monday night. Indicted at the May term he skipped the state and has just returned. He was formerly employed in Muncie at Jill Bros. pot factory.

Lorenzo Probstd Muncie Indianapolis Ora Jones Jill Bros

Robbery Report From Kenwood Avenue Home

Bert Harris reports a Friday night burglary on Kenwood Avenue while his family was away at Broad Ripple. Detectives found the jewelry in the front yard including a watch and brooches.

Bert Harris Kenwood Ave Broad Ripple

Indiana Center of Fight Over Evans at National Encampment

Indiana veterans of the Grand Army of the Republic prepare for a strong push against Pension Commissioner Evans at the national encampment in Cleveland. They claim Evans interprets law prejudicially and oppose his removal, citing promises by McKinley and past actions by Indiana encampments. They contrast Evans with younger commander candidate Sickles and Queensland Stewart with focus on protecting McKinley’s re election prospects.

McKinley Evans Dana Sickles Grand Army Col I. N. Walker Indianapolis Indiana Department Columbus Terre Haute Logansport Indiana Chicago McHinley Sickles Thomas J. Stewart Pennsylvania Stewart Washington Pension Bureau Cleveland MacKinley

Why women conductors were removed from Madison cars

Testimony to the State tax board explained that women conductors favored certain male passengers and conversed mainly with them, provoking jealousy among male riders and reducing ridership. The city’s officials and press on passes also lowered revenue, while the case included various local figures arguing for tax assessments and reductions.

Madison Light and Railway Company State Tax Board J. Roberts C. B. Johnson Roberts

Intimidation Allegations Raise Board of Works Inquiry

Harvey Hyatt and R. J. Lashley accuse Patrick Keedy of being coerced to sign a block petition for Emiple Avenue between Washington and New York Streets. Gill denies involvement beyond signing. The board will allow time to file remonstrances as a feud over the Rose Lane to Rural Fourteenth Avenue improvement unfolds. A reunion of the Thirteenth Cavalry is planned in Superior room Sept 18.

Board of Works Patrick Keedy Washington New York Sts Reedy Hyatt and Lashley M. F. Gill Ivalry Superior Lla

Work Bench For Sale In The Sun Classifieds

Aciinet Work Bench listed for sale in the Sun classifieds page 7. The item appears in the For Sale column as a two line entry with basic details.

Aciinet

Indianapolis Weather Forecast for 36 Hours

Forecast for Indianapolis and vicinity for the 36 hours ending 8 p m August 20 shows showers Monday afternoon and evening, then generally fair Tuesday. Temperatures recorded were 71 at 7 am, 76 at noon, and 78 at 2 pm.

Indianapolis

Storm Center Over Indiana

The weather bureau reports the gulf storm remained centered over Indiana for the past day with steadily diminishing intensity.

Indiana Washington Bureau Central

Pan American exposition visit offered by THE SAWN

The Pan-American exposition described as the greatest show on earth invites both adults and children to benefit educationally. THE SAWN provides a means to visit with details on another page.

Listless Feeling Tied to Lazy Liver Remedy Slogan

Advertisement notes a sluggish liver causing listlessness and promotes Cascarets Candy Cathartic as a laxative tonic. It references druggists selling 10c 25c and 3c sizes and includes a related horse feed product Janes Dustiess Oats for animals.

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