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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1902
Page
3
An advertisement claims Golden Specific can be hidden in food or drinks and quickly cure habitual drinkers. It features a testimonial from Mrs. Harry Burnside about her husband’s recovery, urges women to request a free package from Dr. J W Haines in Cincinnati, and promises secrecy and a demonstrable effect.
In Wapakoneta Ohio on December 9 1920 Mrs Harvey Miller died after three weeks without eating or sleeping Following the electrocution of her only son who worked as a Mneman the mother had been steadfastly insane and refused nourishment and rest
Hon Aikman Carnahan 58 died at his Washington Indiana home after a short illness linked to exposure during a bitter prior political fight. In Anderson Indiana citizens gas plans rebates for all consumers affected by supply cuts and Fort Wayne suppliers advised shutting off large users while rebates are offered.
Versailles Indiana October 9 John Risk employed at the Central hospital for the insane Indianapolis suffered a hand injury when a shotgun discharged accidentally Mel Was was hunting and stood on a stump causing the hammer to strike the stump tearing his hand apart from the discharge The incident occurred during a hunting outing.
Gen Fitz Hugh Lee presided at a veteran cavalry gathering in Richmond on Monday night that raised funds to erect an equestrian statue honoring Gen Job Stewart, whom Lee praised as the greatest cavalry leader this country has produced.
The thermometric reading in Rome New York stood at 26 degrees below zero at 6 am Tuesday. Nearby Gloversville reported 24 below and Johnstown 25 below, as cold conditions persisted across the region.
Fostoria Ohio details say the Fostoria glass specialty company's plant was destroyed by fire Tuesday causing an estimated loss of 40000. The incident occurred in Fostoria and authorities investigate the blaze.
A British and German ultimatum to Venezuela prompts possible seizure of customs houses if 320 million is not produced promptly. The Venezuelan crisis dominates a cabinet session as Bowen reports the withdrawal of legations and warship actions. The outcome hinges on President Castro's response.
Consul for miners aims to flood the anthracite strike hearing with witnesses describing dangerous mine conditions. Dr. Rice, an independent operator, is noted as dead. Miner James McMeigle testifies on threats and eviction after striking. B D Gallagher describes reduced wages and oil costs under company control since the strike.
Cleveland and Hanna appeared together at the Civic Federation meeting in New York. Archbishop Ireland greeted Cleveland, who then sat with him as Sen. Hanna joined and exchanged brief remarks. John H. McComans spoke on output restriction, urging separation from wage levels and noting unions’ rights alongside limits on work quantity.
Farmer Frank Baumgartner from five miles outside Lansing Michigan escaped death when his wagon horses bolted and he was pinned under a heavy cider barrel on the track. Two hoboes spotted him two minutes before a Pere Marquette passenger train arrived and pulled him clear just as the train roared by. The hoboes were rewarded with winter lodging in a nearby barn and free cider.
In Kokomo Indiana merchants report revived faith has enabled payment of long written off accounts as a three week religious revival nears its close with a mass meeting planned for Wednesday night in the city.
Joseph Kercheval son of former County commissioner announced that he and Miss Anna McCoy of Sheridan were secretly married May 14 last. They have lived at their homes since then. Kercheval was a star on Purdue university football team a few years ago.
A New York syndicate bought the Prairie Creek coal mines at Huntington Arkansas for 400000. Possession is set for February 15. The tract spans 2200 acres and an estimated 30000000 tons of coal is expected to be produced.
GO BACK 10 WORK PERU Ind Dec 9 The boilermakers in Peru and nearby towns return to work after a seven week strike for a four cent raise The company offers a two cent raise and is accepted Richmond Ind Dec 9 William A Morgan Dublin receives patent on rotary engine Newspapers note continuing university extension lectures possible new hospital dramatic club formation at Williamsport Cambridge City seeks public library and revival of saddle horse riding Thieves trouble Williamsburg K D Porter of Hagerstown seeks re election to state fair board
An elderly Brightwood resident touts Doan’s Kidney Pills as relieving back pains and kidney trouble in her husband after an accident. She urges readers to ask about the product and notes it is sold by all dealers for 50 cents, Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo as US agents.
W H Moore a hotel clerk robbed the Lorain hotel office safe of 124 dollars fired a revolver and was found to have the money in his room. He confessed and the case in police court was continued with release on own recognizance while local backers urged mercy. Sandy Miller was discharged after being implicated.
Thomas Bolen of 620 Arborave vanished from his home Sunday morning after taking substantial money with him. His sister Mrs. Millie Jones reported the case to police on Tuesday and urged a search for him.
The six day bicycle score at 9 a.m. Tuesday lists pairs Breton and Caragon, McFarland and Mayo, Stinson and Moran, Bedell brothers, Newkirk and Jacobson, Butler and Turville, Leander and Floyd Krebs all at 656.8. Krebs and Root, Keegan and Peterson at 655.7. Doerflinger and Heller. Gougoltz and Kaser withdrew Monday night after Kaser was injured by a fall tearing a hole in his side.
Mrs King of Cincinnati replaces Miss Elizabeth Hitchens as stenographer in the labor commissioner MacCormacks office. The shift follows two recent raids on the stenographic staff by men seeking wives. Mrs King has served since October 1899.
A War Department investigation verifies a dispatch claiming ten percent of Leavenworth’s enlisted men were in the guardhouse for rule infractions. The probe seeks to confirm accuracy and whether abolition of the canteen caused the issue, with the report due as a feature of the ongoing canteen fighting congress.
In Denver a decision settling the Osgood and Gates factions over control of the property is expected soon. Attorneys have placed the matter before Judge S. D. Thompson for arguments, with prevailing belief favoring Osgood. A board of directors will be elected Wednesday.
Mrs. Gertrude Driggs acting for her daughter files a claim to the estate of Charles Hill alias Salem Charley who left 142000. An alleged will is filed by Driggs, a variety actress, who is said to have led a counterfeiting gang.
An ice expert says recent cold snaps are not enough to make ponds and lakes safe. He notes many pools have only about two inches of ice and urges several more days of sustained cold. Broadcut, a famed Indianapolis skating area, is mentioned as an example.
Mrs Ainsley Bowers left her two children aged 6 years and 3 months with a neighbor while she went to town. Flames engulfed the home within minutes. the older child reportedly ignited torn paper causing clothing to catch fire. The mother rushed back and saved by firemen. both children burned severely. The house sustained minor damage.
Washington reports Kansas Republican Reeder displayed a single 28 foot blade of grass grown by irrigation to be placed in the national museum. The session notes include a leaves of absence for Mr Morrell of Pennsylvania for one hour due to the death of friends.
The Y M C A lecture series begins this season at Roberts Park Church on December 15 featuring the Tudor Geeding concert company.
In Irwin Pennsylvania robbers cracked the First National Bank safe early Tuesday and stole $91,000 before escaping the scene.
Toledo Ohio December grain quotes show Wheat cash and December 78c May 79c. Corn No 3 yellow December 48c May 44%c. Oats No 3 white December 34c May 31c. Rye No 2 0. Clover Seed December 36.57, January 36.62, May 36.74. Various ads for help and rental space appear with a Sun office address.
Heavyweight suits in Oxford and Cheviot fabrics priced from six to eight dollars. Overcoats from six to twelve dollars. Boys two piece suits and reefers, working pants, jeans, union overalls, shirts and hats at low money saving prices. Large stock at 5 and 7 West Washington Street Indianapolis Indiana.
Cattle receipts 1 500, market dull and lower on Monday. Steers ranged from good to prime 1 200 to 1 500 lbs at 550 6 25, fair to medium 1 200 to 1 400 lbs at 500 5 5, plain fat 1 260 lbs and up at 4 50 9 5 0. Hogs receipts 2 800, market slow, prices 5 10c lower. best heavies 6 35 6 45, lights 6 00 6 45. Sheep receipts 900, market active, lambs 4 75 to 5 25, good to medium sheep 2 0 to 2 8, ewes and bucks noted.
Wheat and corn prices listed by grade with white, mixed and yellow varieties. Includes milling freight notes for wheat and several car counts for inspections and hay timothy grades with totals and rejections.
Chicago markets report a range of live poultry prices with chickens at 10 to 11 cents, turkeys at 12 cents, ducks at 12 to 12 1/2 cents, and geese up to 36 cents. Butter creamery lots show 29 cents, with various cheese terms listed and mixed brand names appearing in the brief market note.
At Union Stockyards Newfoundland on December 9, cattle receipts reached 12,000 with prime beef at 5.86 to 7.00, stockers 2.25 to 4.75, cows and heifers 2.50 to 4.70. Hog receipts were incomplete, with light and rough categories ranging around 5.85 to 6.50 and pigs 4.80 to 6.90. Sheep receipts totaled 18,000 with lambs around 6.76 to 8.86.
Americans in London report stock and bond talk mixed with optimism on a peaceful C F I settlement. London and New York closing prices show sugar gains, copper firm, and Rail/tra nics steady. grafted by announcements of potential rail and steel moves and tentative franchise hopes.
East Liberty Pa December 9 cattle receipts light with choice at 6.10 and prime 5.60 to 7.00. sheep receipts heavy with wethers 3.90 to 4.10 and prime lambs 5.40 to 5.65. hog receipts 40 cars with prime heavies 6.50 to 6.55 and pigs 6.40 to 6.45.
East Buffalo data show cattle receipts at 40 cars with top steers fetching 8.50 to 8.75, hogs at 100 cars with heavy hogs 6.70, and sheep and lambs at 30 cars led by top lambs at 5.50 to 5.75. Prices include shippers and stocker ranges.
Chicago price report shows wheat rising to about 1 2% 46c with December and May bids around 73%4 16c and 755 Tic. Corn gains near 4% with December 55 55'4c and May 48% 44%9c. Oats advance with December 315 32c and May R%6B%c. January pork at 16.324 17.00, lard 9.8744 10.00, ribs 8.37 8.55.
Cattle receipts total 328 with shippers paying 4.35 to 5.10 for good to choice, 4.25 to 4.75 for best calves up to 7.10. Hog receipts 3,447 with good to choice 6.20 to 6.25, mixed 6.10 to 6.20. Sheep receipts 473 with extras 6.30 to 6.40 and lambs 5.00 to 5.25.
Wholesale prices from Indianapolis markets cover poultry eggs butter and cheese with details on fowls turkeys ducks geese and oysters and fish. Hides tallow wool and grocery items such as coffee and pork products are listed with varied regional price points for shippers and merchants.
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