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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1900

Page

6

Van Liew A Prison Leader Among Ohio Women Convicts

In Ohio Penitentiary the murderess Mrs. Van Liew stands as a refined, cheerful leader among 47 other female inmates. She commands influence in sewing rooms, reads daily papers, and endures a light sentence while hoping for parole in about two years. Her associates include Elsie James, Martha McFillen, Mollie King, Sisie Pinkney, and others from Cleveland and nearby areas.

Bee Wert Ohio Eiele New York Aw. Liew van Liew Martha McFillen Sandusky Mollie King Indian Territory Sisie Pinkney Gertie Lucas Cleveland Mary Hartel Adelaide Tice Marietta Florence Miller

Drunkard and Autocrat: Pittsburgh Wife Seeks Divorce

Mrs. George Edgar sues for divorce alleging her husband is a confirmed drunkard and asks a $2000 legacy from his father’s estate be held for their children. She cites posted rules claiming he bans servants, controls money, and orders all purchases with his consent.

Pittsburg George Edgar Thhildren

Orton Defends Geckler in Court Remarks

Judge Orton refutes a charge that City clerk Geckler allowed criminals to stay their own fines, stating for 24 years he has seen no such practice. He argues the judge controls dismissals and that allowing fines to be unpaid or paid yields some state revenue, presenting two sides to the issue.

Geckler Orton John Geckler

Domestic servant saves nearly half a fortune

Miss Caroline L. Jones, longtime domestic of Capt. Wm. B. Hilton, earned 25 dollars monthly, later 20 during two years. At her death she left almost 4500 dollars in savings, with no board or lodging costs, and many relatives seek control of the funds.

New York Caroline L. Jones Wm. B. Hilton Brooklyn Aha

Jenney house blaze at Asbury Park destroys building

A fire swept the Jenney house in Asbury Park New Jersey on Tuesday. Mrs Carneal an elderly Norfolk Virginia resident leaped from a burning dwelling and suffered a broken neck. A Madrid dispatch reports 35 drowned when the German vessel Gneisenau sank. An item notes a postal fraud prosecution official leaving Washington to discuss Neely extradition.

Jenney Asbury Park N. J Renate Carneal Norfolk Horatio Ruebens Havana Washington C. F. W. Neely Madrid

Agnes Say Crowned Queen of the Bees in Texas

Agnes Say, a 19 year old bee hunter from Fort Worth, earns the title Queen of the Bees for her daring honey gathering. Her family’s bee ranch now valued at about $35,000, built from four years of systematic honey shipping and bold mountain work with her brothers.

Fort Worth Tex Agnes Say Texas San Antonio Arizona Old Sweetkiller Agnes Sweetkiller Queen of the Bees

Peculiar Peg Leg Case Delights Ebensburg Court

In Ebensburg a trade of wooden legs between neighbors led to a larceny plea. George Reed kept the peg he preferred and returned the other leg after admitting guilt. Meanwhile Robert McKee and son Howard faced $1 fines and 60 days for counterfeit attacks blamed on an unsuitable household operation.

Johnstown Ebensburg George Reed Eadie Baldwin Reed Miss Baldwin Robert McKee Howard McKee Lafayette

A Jolt Cured Him During Hospital Fire

In Baltimore at the university hospital on a Tuesday fire George Kennieff a colored patient narrowly escaped death and was cured of paralysis. Once unable to walk he crawled to a third story window jumped landed on his feet and ran like a deer.

Baltimore Baltimore University Hospital George Kennieff

Glad-hand Tom's Wanderers Shelter Fails in Trenton

Trenton December 19 misfortune and mortgagee action totaling sixty thousand dollars overtake the tramp shelter run by Thomas A Terradell known as Glad hand Tom. The wooden yard and other industries connected with the wayfarers home did not receive support and Terradell was forced to yield to the inevitable.

Trenton N.J Thomas A.terradell Woodeyard Terradell

Wealthy Reporter Pretends Insanity for Bellevue Exposé

A New York reporter, posing as a wealthy newspaper man, feigns madness to enter Bellevue Hospital's insane pavilion. After an arrest and court arraignment, Dr. Fitch exposes the ruse, and the man is jailed for disorderly conduct while admitting his hoax.

New York Bellevue Hospital Hoffman House

Woman Displays Knee Branded as Evidence in Court

In Cleveland on December 19 Anna Budner testified of an assault by Frank Mackowski by lifting her dress to show a bruised knee. The display drew hundreds, prompting officers to be sent from headquarters to restore order in Judge Fiedler's police court.

Anna Budner

Drunkards Easily Cured by Odorless Remedy tale

Edith Williams of Waynesville claims a hidden additive in her father's food and drink cured him of alcoholism after years of misery. She details how she used Dr Haines's remedy, sent free samples, and urged readers to request a trial package to prove its effectiveness.

Mee A Williams Edith Williams Waynesville, G Kate Lynch Elis Street San Francisco Cal Edith A.ife

Hypnotist Aids Patient During Pain Free Surgery

At Emergency hospital in Boston a known hypnotist assisted John Keeland of West Medford during lum bago surgery. The doctor used hypnotic suggestion to suppress pain as a white hot cautery was applied along the spine and the patient reported no sensation. The operation concluded and the patient recovered from the hypnotic state.

Boston John Keeland West Medford

Illinois proposes oyster ban during warm months

Chicago December 19. Samuel Arrand recently elected to the state legislature seeks to make it a misdemeanor to eat or possess oysters in May June July and August in Illinois. The measure targets eating oysters during the warm months to protect public health.

Chicago Illinois Samuel Arrand Arrand

Postmaster Pitkin Resigns Amid Scandal

New Orleans December 19 Post master Pitkin sent his resignation to President McKinley after a week of scandal involving his private secretary Mrs Nelle B Van Slingerland.

New Orleans Pitkin McKinley Nelle B. van Slingerland

Benton Harbor and St Louis Rail Timetable Fragments

A dense OCR listing railway lines and timetables shows trains and accommodations, with station offices at Chicago, Cincinnati, and Columbus. It references multiple routes including Benton Harbor, St Louis, Lafayette, Peoria, Bloomington, Champaign, and Detroit routes, plus various train types and ticket offices.

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