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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1901

Page

7

Strikers Ready For A Long Fight

Pittsburg August 29 The Amalgamated Association claims strong finances for a prolonged battle against United Steel, saying funds average four figures daily and are ample to cover months of obligations. National secretary Williams notes no time limit on funding and that glass workers contributed 3000, bringing total from glass workers to 49000.

Pittsburg United Steel Corporation Williams Amalgamated Association Fint-Glass Workers’ Union Glass Workers

Reporter Kills Himself in San Francisco

Lu ther HB Thrasher an internal revenue gauger from Kansas who had been a newspaper reporter and morgue detail worker committed suicide after a romance ended tragically. His betrothed, also in San Francisco, died by her own hand after mental decline. Thrasher read her obituary on the morgue blank and later retired from journalism before ending his life.

San Francisco Cal Luther HB. Thrasher Internal Revenue Gauger Thrasher Kansas The State University

Constans Returns to Paris After Turkish Dispute

M Constans the French ambassador to Turkey arrived in Paris from Constantinople on Thursday after leaving August 26 due to unfulfilled promises of the Porte regarding French claims. He said he would not return to Constantinople until the trouble ends and met with Foreign Minister Delcasse at the foreign office.

Paris M. Constans Turkey Constantinople Porte Constans Foreign Office M. Delcasse

Detective Norris and the hay hungry pony incident

Springfield Colorado August 29 Detective John Norris chased a dark browed suspect by striking his pony along Main Street. The pony devoured a buggy curtain and nearly consumed the cushions before police intervened. The animal was jailed in a livery stable and Norris faced a price for the lost buggy. Hugh Richards limped after a horse hoof incident.

Springfield John Norris Hrittenén Noris Norris

The Hygiene of Old Age in Gentle Health Care

An article argues for balanced care of the elderly, warning against excessive coddling while stressing that aged vital processes can be kept active with gentle opposition. It promotes Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin and similar laxative compounds as beneficial warmth for digestion and overall tone, noting availability from a local druggist and samples.

Caldwell Cald- Weil Uggist

Diplomat weighs Russia mobilization and Constantinople fate

London observers discuss a Bucharest telegram claiming 300000 Russian troops in Bessarabia and a potential move on Constantinople. The diplomat notes that Russia has long sought the city, and that current European tensions could hasten a crisis if France Turkey France France.

London Bucharest Russia Bessarabia Constantinople France Turkey Russian War Party England South Africa

Enraged Lover Tries to Kill Schenwolf Family

Frantic jealousy drives a man identified as Merger to shoot at Mrs. Anna Schenwolf and her husband Frank and their young daughter Alice. The wife is wounded in the neck, Frank and the child escape unharmed as Merger is shot in the arm and hospitalized. Schenwolf struggles with the assailant and is grazed as the revolver misfires again.

New York Anna Schenwolf Lenhart Merger Merget

Jones Reports Near-Complete Press-Post Force

Columbus Aug 23 Publisher Jones of the Press-Post says nearly a full staff is assembled for both mechanical and reportorial work and the office will be open. He may attempt to resume publication Friday as no issue has been printed since last Saturday.

Columbus Jones Press-Post Wo Press-Post

Russian mobilization panic in Bessarabia echoed abroad

A local paper reports 300000 Russian troops mobilized in Bessarabia with incessant drilling and fears of a Balkan coup. In Camden a scaffold collapse injures a dozen at a shipyard. Calvin Megle is critically hurt. Shamokin reports a miner badly injured by dynamite while drilling.

Bucharest Roumania Bessarabia Russia Camden N. J New York Ship Company Calvin "Megle Shamokin Scott John Shenski

Hull Pleased With the Philippines Riches View

Congressman Hull of Iowa arrived aboard the Hancock after touring the Philippines. He praised Mindanao's gold deposits and urged a Spooner Act change to allow miners and prospectors into the country to spur rapid improvement and wealth.

I. and V. Trolley Line Experiment Likely Delayed

The I. and V. trolley plan may not start immediately as details unfold. The Pennsylvania railroad is installing a trolley over 19 miles between Springfield and Xenia, Ohio, to test model effectiveness before any Indiana rollout. If Ohio success is shown, the I. & V. could be next to adopt the system.

Indianapolis & Martinsville Electric Railway Pennsylvania Road Springfeld Xenia Indiana Ohio

Nebraska Governor Savages Party in Parole Row

Gov. Savage denounces the Republican convention for censuring him over the parole of ex-Treasurer Bartley. He says the party must prove its honesty, and his comments likely end his bid for re election. He asserts Bartley’s longer liberty could have recovered $350,000 of missing funds.

Lincoln Neb Savage Republican Convention Bartley Republican Party of Nebraska Liberty

Secret service hunt for large scale Klondike gold swindle

Secret service men pursue the perpetrator of a major swindle in the far north. Bogus gold dust and nuggets worth hundreds of thousands of dollars were shipped to the Klondike and dispersed widely.

San Francisco Secret Service Far North Klondike

Ponca Sun Dance Draws Visitors To Oklahoma Feast

Guthrie August 3 The Ponca Indians hold their annual sun dance with many visiting tribes present and invited to join in. They feast on barbecued cattle as part of the celebration.

Guthrie O. T

Robbery on Big Four train reported in Indiana

Mrs Minerva Steller of Terre Haute tells police she was robbed on a Big Four train bound for Indianapolis Thursday morning. She believes the thief left the train at the Massachusetts avenue depot.

Minerva ‘Steller Terre Haute Indianapolis Massachusetts Ave

Sampson expected to be back at Charlestown yard soon

Admiral Sampson improved in health but not yet able to see friends. Doctors say he will probably resume command at the Charlestown navy yard in a few days. He has made no consultations regarding the Schley court of inquiry.

Burkehaven N. Y Sampson Charlestown Navy Yard Schley Court of Inquiry

Laborers Injured In Capitol Roof Scaffold Fall

Several work ingmen were seriously injured Thursday by a fall of a scaffold used in adding a new roof over the supreme court room in the Capitol building. The Pastime Bowling Alleys have been refitted and will open for the season September 2. the public is invited.

Washington Supreme Court Capitol Building

Multiple Unconnected Incidents Highlight Tense Period in 1910s

A jumble of brief items notes suicides by Louis Kitseman and Ben F Sheehan near Dayton and Nelsonville, a Hoboken building collapse killing bartender George Kroner, a North Side steel plant expansion, low miner wages in Hazleton, arrests of Jack and Willie Lead, moonshine craft in Craftsville Kentucky, a Derby couple William Shaw and Elizabeth Smith with wealth, and a New York society woman’s dramatic demand at Vanderbilt Mansion followed by institutional removal.

New York Ben ¥ F. Sheehan Dayton Hoboken N. J Geo. Kroner Hazleton Union Jack Willie Lead Craftsville William Shaw Elizabeth J. Smith Derby Conn Vanderbilt Matsion

Lake Maxinkuckee Sunday Outing From Indianapolis

Lake Maxinkuckee outing advertised by Pennsylvania Lines features a $1.00 round trip. An express train departs Indianapolis at 7:30 a.m. and returns from the lake at 6:30 p.m. Described as a beautiful spot for boating and fishing with a pleasant Sunday excursion.

Indianapolis Maxinkuckee

Special Fast Trains From Cincinnati Sunday Schedule

The schedule lists a $1.25 fare Cincinnati and Return via C. H. & D. on Sunday September 1. Two special fast trains will depart at 6 30 a m as soon as loaded and will make no local stops, only at Rushville Connersville and Hamilton. Return trains depart Cincinnati at 6 30 p m.

Rushville Connersville Hamilton Cincinnati

Interesting small liner advertisements noted in page seven

The fragment mentions leaving Indianapolis at 6:30 a.m. and hints that the small liner advertisements on page seven are of interest. This brief item preserves the reference to Indianapolis timing and the advertised content without embellishment.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Hugh Richards Schenwolf Balkan Stewart Soap CO Cincinnati, Ohio Congressman Hull Philippines Manila Hancock Iowa Philip I. & V. Trolley Line Gov. Savage Reading Abe Buzzard Welch Mountain Ike Abe Dr. Thomas Baldwin's Canton, Ga Louis Kitseman Nelsonville, O South Chicago Pennsylvania Lines Maxinkukee Lake Erie & Western R. R Michigan City Association Washington ST SAKS Radiant Home Vonnegut Hardware Company Saks & Company Pennsylvania Rock Bottom Havemeyer & Elder Michigan Burbank Santa Claus Lenox Star and Glass GEO. Amt Virginia Five
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