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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1900

Page

2

Turner Conversion Sparks Republican Debate in South

Payne at Republican HQ commented on Bishop Turner of Atlanta converting to Bryanism. He warned that Turner’s stance could split the colored vote in the South, risking Republican gains in Texas Louisiana and other states. He claimed Turner is more concerned with Filipinos than with African Americans at home.

Chicago Turner Atlanta Payne Republican National Bishop Turner South Philippines Texas Louisiana

Marriage at the police matron’s office in Friday afternoon

The record notes a proposed marriage by Dottie Sims, in the workhouse for loitering, to Joseph Dunn of Madden's lounge factory. Rev. W Wheeler presided in the matron's office after a Friday inquiry by actor Gregoire, with Lottie happy to marry.

Dottie Sims Joseph Dunn Madden W. ‘We Wheeler Din Aetor Gregoire Lottie

Mob Threatens Lynch for Alleged Assault in Mississippi

Lafayette county sheriff A F Taylor and local detectives seek Vernor N Morrison an 18 year old colored man after a July 1 alleged assault on Dumsey Fortune daughter of a wealthy planter Morrison faces a mob threat of burning at the stake with death by mob considered certain by the sheriff and officials in St Louis Missouri.

Louis A. F. Taylor Smarshal Lafayette County Missinsippi Vernor N Morrison Dumpsey Fortune Taylor Morrison

Zemotherapy Tested as New Consumption Cure

Chicago readers learn of Zemotherapy a new consumption cure devised by two French physicians. The method aims to transfer life to wasting tissues and boost the immune system faster than the disease erodes it.

Chicago

General MacArthur reports Luzon killing of Lt Henry N Way

Gen. MacArthur cables from Manila the death of Henry N Way second lieutenant Fourth Infantry in Luzon on August 28. Way was born near Rutland Illinois and graduated from West Point on February 15 1899.

Washington Gen. MacArthur Manila Luzon Henry N. Way Leutenant Rutland Ill West Point

Bryan's Itinerary Through Chicago to Cumberland and Beyond

Bryan unleashes a late August through mid-September speaking tour with stops in Chicago South Bend Cumberland Md West Virginia Milwaukee St Louis Fort Wayne and Columbus. The schedule features multiple five minute talks with labor day picnic remarks and movement between cities on consecutive days.

Chicago Bryan South Bend Cumberland West Virginia Milwaukee St. Louis Fort Wayne Columbus

Births and Deaths and Marriages Notice

Births John and Frances Hunt at 827 S Meridian st a girl B and Florence Muzzy at 1277 Kentucky ave a boy Miller and Barbara Shermen at 913 Cottage ave a girl Orville and Hattie De Mott at 1616 E Tenth st a boy Z D and Nora Miller at 216 Fulton st a girl Wm and Lottie Taylor at 327 McCarty st Arthur and Emma Jenkins at 921 Merkel st a girl Clement and Lillie Behymer at 2134 Martindale ave a girl Joe and Olden Fisse at 1207 Newman st a boy. Deaths Laurette Starke at 3 Churchman ave Pertonius Wm Burton at 3 924 Twenty fourth st cholera infantum Jasper H Adams at 35 904 W Twenty seventh st consumption John Carroll at 58 605 S West st intestinal obstruction Mary Schrader at 2 1550 E Market st tubercular meningitis Louie Thompson at 31 186 Yandes st chronic bronchitis Hazel Fiscus at 6 644 Dorman st cerebro spinal meningitis Wilhelmina Wenning at 58 2232 Madison ave apoplexy Evangeline Nicholas at 2 months 1704 S Meridian st inanition Marriages Alpin Monroe and Nellie J Greeting Wm B Hubbard and Belle Miller Wiley Pierce and Sophronia Gullion Oscar Scholtz and Wilhelmina Selinger

John Frances Hunt S. Meridianst Florence Muzzy Kentucky-ave Miller Barbara Shermen Cottage-ave Orville Hattie de Mott E. Tenth-st Z. D Nora Miller Fulton- St Lottie Taylor McCarty-st Arthur and Emma Jenkins Merkelet Clement and Lillie Behymer Martindale-ave Joe and Olden Fisse Newman-st Laurette Starke Churchman-ave Pertonius Burton Twenty-fourth-st Jasper H. Adams Yandes-st Dorman-st Wilhelmina ‘Wenning Madisonave Evangeline Nicholas S. Meridian-st

Local Property Repairs and Additions Reported

A list of repair and construction jobs with named individuals and prices including Cora Lantry at 2008 W Vermont for repairs at 7.8 dollars, Ranh adding to stock yards exchange building for 3 750, John M Smith Jr on Jefferson ave arta Washington st cottage 500, D Vental 1011 Sheffield ave cottage 3378, Wm Ta Elder at Pennsylvania and Mad Jaon Ave house 00, John Aspberger addition 350.

Cora Lantry Vermont St Stock Yards Exchange John M. Smith, Jr Jefferson-ave. Arta Washington-st D. Vental Sheffield-ave Wm. Ta. Elder Pennsylvania Mad Jaon Ave John Aspberger

Laxative Bremo Quinine Terici Box Label Review

Fragmentary OCR mentions a tag on every box reading Laxative Bremo Quinine Terici with unclear, garbled surrounding text. The readable phrase hints at branding or seal marks, but no event, person, or location is established.

Hartsel Turns On A Triple In Wild Play At Bat

Hartsel hit a three bagger and nearly scored as catcher Spies fumbled. Batteries star Milligan and Powers of Milwaukee faced Reidy and Spies in a tense moment during the game.

Hartsel Spies Fum Bled Batteries Indianapolis Milligan and Powers Milwaukee Reidy and Spies

Jones Speech Attacked by National Republicans

The national Republican committee attacks Democratic Chairman Jones citing a 1897 Arkansas legislature speech. He called gold standard supporters vile thieves and accused foreigners of influencing McKinley votes, with plans to translate the remark into multiple languages for broad distribution.

Chicago National Republican Committee Jones Arkansas United States Senate McKinley

Political notes on campaigns and pamphlets in 1900 era

Bryan delays acceptance letter while Nagasaki banner arrives. Pettigrew seeks aid for South Dakota efforts. Republicans distribute Adlai Stevenson letter. Pop nominee Kearby withdraws for health. Tracts portray labor prosperity under Republicans and criticize Democrats and imperialism with several brochure titles.

Bryan Nagasaki Japan Senator Pettigrew South Dakota Butler Towne Allen Stump Adlai Stevenson Jas. Kearby Texas Lapor Soup House Chop House Spain

Dr Jenckes Goes to Honduras for American College

Dr Joseph S Jenckes former rector of St Pauls Indianapolis left New Orleans for Honduras on a Wednesday to establish an American college at Santa Cruz de Yejoa. He travels with a faculty and supplies. Four years ago he found Honduran citizens eager for American education and now government and private citizens have funded a girls college.

Joseph S. Jenckes St. Paul's Episcopal Church Indianapolis New Orleans Honduras Santa Cruz de Yejoa Jenckes United States

Hot Water Heating Franchise Petition Filed for City

Attorney Nathan Morris representing Samuel E Rauh and Julius Hanson asks the Board of Works for a city wide hot water heating plant franchise at 17 cents per square foot of radiating surface with no annual city payment. Two other petitions are on file. Raith leads the Taggart administration aligned garbage contracts.

Nathan Morris Samuel E. Rauh Julius Hanson Board of Works Raith Taggart

Bet board offers Durbin Kern and McKinley Kentucky wagers

A $100 bet on Durbin to beat Kern appeared on the Denison bar board with no takers. Another stake from $25 to $100 on McKinley carrying Kentucky was listed and then started to beg.

Durbin Kern Denison House McKinley Kentucky

Board of Works awards contracts for city streets and sidewalks

The Board of Works awarded gravel and cement roadwork on St Paul Street Prospect to Woodlawn and other streets. Contracts include D Foley 2.10 and McCray 15 and 51.5 cents for grade and gravel, Hoss 24 cents, P E Phillips 1.67, Maag cents. Final actions cover Wabash Street brick roadway and sewer work near Oxford, Washington to New York, and Arsenal area pipe sewer work.

Board of Works St. Paul St Prospect Woodlawn-ave D. Foley Pennsylvania St Boston George W. McCray Seventeenth-st College-ave Central-ave McCauley Senate-ave D. Hoss Walter-st New York Owosso P. E. Phillips Pleasant-st Harlan St. Paul Henry Maag Wabash St New Jersey Oxford St Washington Brookside Ave Arsenal-ave

Town Talk Divorces and Delirium in a Busy Week

Orpha seeks a divorce from Ora Morrison alleging vile names and separation hardship. News notes report a man declared insane, several local bankruptcies with assets and debts listed, and civic plans including a playground project and bath facilities at the Friendly Inn.

Orpha Ora Morrison Tohn Mann S. West St

Ex‑Vice President Kin’s Ward Charged with Chloroform Robbery

Lorena Steward, ward of the late Vice President Hendricks, testified in New York police court that electrician Thomas P. Rabone tried to chloroform and steal jewels worth 30000 from her Middleton Avenue apartment at 3 am. Magistrate Brann deferred ruling. Rabone was discharged after no testimony. Steward presented Hendricks family documents and a court letter inviting her to rejoin the Hendricks home.

New York Lorena Steward Thomas A. Hendricks Tenderloin Thomas P. Rabone Rabone Brann Miss Steward Hendricks

Four Great Stores Advertise In Washington Street Area

A fragmented ad promotes multiple branch locations in the Washington Street area. It lists stores at 4 E Washington, 444 W Washington, and 338-340 Virginia Avenue with telephone numbers, plus wholesale departments on N Alabama Street.

E. Washington-st W. Washington-st Virginia-ave Wholesale Dept Alabama-st

Great Cardiff strike ends as workers lose

National centennial celebration slated for Washington on December 12. Foreign demand soars at a daily rate of one million dollars. Illinois B and S section workers strike for a raise from 1.25 to 1.50. New York Central railroads may build a large fleet for ocean carriage. Morrison murdered on Siberian coast amid trade. Exports vastly exceed 1860 levels while Britain lags. Colorado forest fires and Home stake mountain miner shortages noted. Census places Quincy population at 36 252, up 4 758 since 1890. K of P activity drops in Detroit amid deficits. Cardinal Rampolla drafts a response to Vatican temporal power claim. Greenough and Tannerman wed in Bay View merging past and present unions. Hood’s Sarsaparilla praised as best medicine.

Washington Illinois New York Central F. Scott Morrison Chicago Siberian Coorado Quincy K. of P Detroit Sultan Detroit K. of P Cardinal Rampolla Vatican Victor Emanuel John A. Greenough Deadwood Estella A. Tannerman Lansing Mich Bay View Greenough Black Hills

Detroit to Lake Erie rail fare shows return option

Return fare of 7.60 dollars available for travel between Detroit and Lake Erie route. Tickets valid September 2 through September 10 with return option and scheduling details obtainable at local offices or stations.

Lake Erie le Ba Wo

Russia's Action Foreshadows Break in China Pact

Washington reports that Russia's move signals an early shattering of the concert of powers in China. It seems clear the nations devoted to keeping peace will withdraw from Pekin. Those aiming for territory or revenge may stay behind.

Florio Escapes After Sanity Commission Declares Him Sane

Joseph Florio an Italian city official who was placed in a hospital after a sanity commission ruled him sane escaped Friday morning locals report threats to kill and fear among local Italians.

Raleigh N. C Tom Negroes Ella Jones Negro Medical College Joseph Florio

Chicago market notes on grains and provisions August

Wheat futures show August at 74 74ic for September 74 73%c and October H4 Ts%4c. Corn lowers with August 40t4c September 38%c October 294 38%c. Oats down fractionally with September 215 21%sc October 21% 22%c. Provisions mixed with pork slightly lower and other products steady. October pork 11.00–11.172, lard 6.52–6.75, ribs 7.10–7.0245. Butter varied by grade. cheese prices listed. eggs and poultry priced per dozen or per dozen equivalents.

Chicago

Wheat and Corn Prices and Odd Imports Report

Wheat prices show mixed bids with No 2 red and No 3 red varying from 70 to 74 cents in August bids. Corn markets list No 1 white at 43 to 44 cents, No 2 white around 42 cents, No 4 white up to 41 cents, and mixed lots around 38 to 41 cents. oats hold steady around 21 to 24 cents. hay in the 11 to 12.50 dollar range. Inspections note several carloads with some rejections across wheat, corn, and hay lots.

Hay Timothy Reliable Progress

Union Stock Yards Cattle and Hogs Receipts and Prices

At Union Stock Yards on Friday receipts totaled 1,500 cattle and 3,000 hogs with shipments around 500 cattle. Price ranges list good to prime steers from 1,150 to 1,350 pounds at 35 to 55, fair to medium steers 1,150 to 1,200 pounds 50 to 60, and good to choice cows 1,050 to 1,100 pounds 40 to 44. Hogs show receipts 3,000 with good to choice medium and mixed lots at about 40 to 45, lightweights 35 to 45, and common to fair 15 to 20. Lambs and sheep quotations appear near 40 to 50 per 100 pounds for stockers and feeding sheep. veal calves and heavy calves also listed with broad ranges.

Norinal Avetabe Union Stock Yards Seeots Cicceees BOOTS Ccceese Nee Ceee Ceee Ae

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Lieut. Way Alpin Monroe Nellie J. Greeting Wm. B. Hubbard Belle Miller Wiley Pierce Sophronia Gullion Oscar Scholtz Wilhelmina Selinger DR. Jenckes Board O’ Works Albert H. Goode Johnstown Crown Hill Lincoln W. Pilling Logansport Luther A. Cranor Muncie Laborer Friendly Inn Thomas C. Alten A. C. Allen C. D. Meigs Central Ave Topeka Kas Indian Creek Acten Lafayette Bridge Company Wm. Fife Peter Fritz Theodore Frazier Squire Stout Randels Fresh Air Mission Squire Wood Christian Andrege N. Méridian Sr Ee Leonean Arbuckle Seaces New Imperial Tea Ae Teeese Kimgan Aan Renee York State Arm and Hammer Soda Weeworsensanees Aesert Baturday Kirk Measin Ceeseeenensee Battenburg Mahaghny COSMO Aceeeneesreesee Eesveenvenseners THE WM. H. Block CO Cardiff England Hood Russia Tion Florio City Grain Market SUN Company Lis Big Grocery Tores Battle Ax Tobacco the Standard Tea and Grocery CO N. W Delaware Ohio Massachusetts-ave Noble-st Shelby-st Fountain-square W. Washington West Indiana-ave Senate L. A. Jackson, Proprietor Interstate Live Stock Market Park—Topaz Grattan Donnelly the Woman In Weex Sipe and Dolman Empire Theater Devtwee'se BON Ton Iirwin Burlesquers Indianapolis, Ind Ast Aaron Jones Duartes Downina BANK Ostendorf C. Koehring, & Bro Virginia Avenue
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