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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1901

Page

5

Dying Hoosier Denied Hospital Beds in Denver

Herman Kemp, 32, born in northeastern Indiana, lies in a thrashed tent at Twenty fourth and Curtis streets in Denver. He travels seeking care for consuming lung disease but hospitals are crowded and non residents receive no admission. He recounted aid from two men during a beading rain and efforts by Rev Weir to gain him entry to St Anthony and St Joseph hospitals. His only wish remains to return home to his mother.

Denver Col Twenty-fourth and Curtis Sts Herman Kemp Kemp Indiana Fort Wayne Colorado Longmont Lyons Joseph FP. Guiry Guiry Garry Dr. Brown John Weir Sacred Heart Church St. Anthony’s St. Joseph’s Hospital Mother

Triggs Emerges as Chicago Literary Force and its Critics

Chicago Aug 22 A ChicagoUniversity professor of English argues that Triggs embodies the rising western literary voice. He criticizes eastern influence on American letters and defends a literature rooted in prairie life and modern industry. He compares Shakespeare and Rockefeller to illustrate enduring forces in their eras.

Great Britain Germany Europe West Triggs University of Chicago Prof United States England America South New West New England Long Riley Longfellow Bryant Whittier Lowell Prof. Triggs Shakespere Rockefeller

City Life Briefs and Local Notices

Prohibitionists nominate W. W. Turpie for ward 12 councilman after a Wednesday meeting. Midsummer concert at Fairview drew the largest crowd in weeks. Petersburg voting machine arrives damaged in transit and will be inspected on the third Wednesday in September. Gas supply to homes reported tight due to factory demand. city councilor cites overuse by factories. Seventh-day Adventists announce Greenfield encampment Aug 29 to Sept 9 with about 1,000 attendees. James M. Stetch faces accusations of false billing for church incorporation costs. he denies the claim.

Joshua Stansfield Bay City Mich Corme Petersburg State Commission Indianapolis Frank J. Corbin Robert Corbin Henry B. Smith Indiana

Town Destroyed by a Wronged Man's Curse

A historic tale recalls Kaskaskia once the Illinois capital vanishing after the 1882 Mississippi flood. Jean Benard and his daughter Marie fall for a Kaskaskia Indian, their romance ending in elopement and tragedy as Benard kills the lover and drowns him a curse prophesied to erase the town within 200 years. The vanished settlement is linked to hauntings and ghostly apparitions along the river.

Kaskaskia Illi Mississippi Jean Benard France Marie Benard Marie Benard Benard Pere Renard St. Louis

The Swirl of Society and Multiple Local Weddings

Hilton A. Brown and a family depart for the seashore. Miss Lenora Mack of Cairo Illinois and Charles H. Blaney wed at Holy Cross church. Miss Katherine Leitch and James T. Shimer wed at the bride’s home. The piece lists several state weddings in Pendleton Richmond Hartford City Connersville Kokomo and Kokomo with various couples and plans for winter residence.

Lenora Mack Cairo Charles H. Blaney D. McCabe Holy Cross Church St. Louis Katherine Leitch James T. Shimer Irvington Walcottst Pendleton Mae Headley 8. B. Walker Richmond Elizabeth Overman Charles Gegan Hartford City Levatha Devart Hector Desganis Connersville Amanda ‘Eller James Lovejoy Kokomo Priscilla Gannon E. W. Klum

Two Diggers Bet Lil Fate Over a Golden Nugget

In Sleepy Camp Ugly Sam and Bob the Beauty quarrel over a woman's affection after finding a giant nugget. They decide to spin for Lil with a dollar coin, leading to a plan where the winner takes the gal and the loser takes the nugget. Sam wins and secretly leaves, gifting the nugget to his friend before departing.

Sleepyamp Bob the Beauty Ugly Sam Ugly Beauty Sam Bob Cely Lil Hatchett Black George Pittsburg Dispatch

Beautiful Lantern Parade at the Ripple

A lantern parade on White River at Broad Ripple drew crowds as the Aquatic club showcased boats draped in Japanese lanterns. The electric launch led with saillike lanterns and initials on the conning tower, umbrellas lit along edges, and a winding route from the riprap to the dam and back to the house boat amid dancing.

White River Broad Ripple Aquatic Club Broad Ripe

Nathan Newby Dies at 57 From Past Injury

Nathan Newby 57 a foreman at Nordyke and Marmon died at home Wednesday afternoon believed to be from paralysis linked to a head blow two years earlier after he discharged a co worker. He served 33 years with the company. Survived by a widow and four children. Funeral set for 2 30 PM Friday at the home.

Nathan Newby New Jersey St Nordyke & Marmon Newby Nordyke & Marmon Company

Death of Armour salesman in typhoid case

W. J. Gilray aged 46 of 1427 Woodlawn avenue died at home Wednesday night from typhoid fever. He was a salesman for Armour Packing Company. The body will likely be taken to Buffalo, his former home, for burial.

W. J. Gilray Woodlawn Ave Armour Packing Company Buffalo

Tramped Over Trolsey Route By Indianapolis & Shelbyville Line

J R Messick treasurer and A W Deprez vice president of the Indianapolis and Shelbyville electric railway company reached Indianapolis Wednesday night with their civil engineer on a foot journey covering most of the proposed route. They expect to begin final survey soon and have the line ready for business in July. Estimated cost for road and equipment is 550000 and buildings and machinery about 100000. The power house site has not yet been chosen.

J. R. Messick A. W. Deprez Indianapolis & Shelbyville Electric Railway Company Indianapolis

World wide reputation remedy for colic and diarrhea

Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy is praised as a universally trusted cure. It allegedly never fails and is pleasant and safe to take. Available at all druggists.

Howison Denies Interview on Schley Court Inquiry

The Navy Department releases correspondence with Admiral Schrey regarding Admiral Howison’s fitness for the court of inquiry. Howison calls an alleged interview about his views a fabrication. The department states the court will decide its own competency.

Washington Navy Department Admiral Schrey Howison Schley

Colored K. of P. Blowout in Chicago Convention

Chicago hosts the eleventh biennial convention of the colored Ix. of P. supreme lodge from August 26 to August 31. Extensive preparations are under way for the event and related activities.

Chicago The Colored Ix P. Supreme Lodge

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