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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1901
Page
2
Cincinnati story details Gertrude S Ives widow of the finance magnate once famed in business. She died last Thursday night after treatment for morphine addiction in a nurse's care. She used the alias Gertrude Graham and gave birth to a child on February 17 who died the day of its birth.
Grand marshal Gen Greene insists the veteran organization stays in the fourth division of the inaugural parade. He cites four inaugurations of precedent and rejects a personal escort option unless the president orders otherwise.
The army appropriation bill resumed in the Senate after routine business. Yarner continued his opposition to the Cuban and Philippine amendments. A vote was anticipated late Wednesday.
Baroness Broque, mother of Mrs Maybrick, who is serving life in an English prison for the alleged murder of her husband, will come to London on Monday to confer with Ambassador Choate about her daughter's case. She plans to visit Mrs Maybrick in custody.
In the reichstag debate on a 120,000,000 mark bill for German troops in China the government stressed the need to press claims against the Chinese government. It was said a satisfactory arrangement was assured.
Chicago on February 27 reports that mine pressmen were discharged from Chicago Daily News and Chicago Record for joining a press mens union, a move that may trigger a general strike among union workers at all Publishers association papers.
A Washington special dispatch reports Vanderlip's resignation foreshadows Gage's departure from the cabinet, driven mainly by his stance on the Russian sugar bounty.
Vice-president Davis of the water company told Indianapolis council committee that free private fire lines in businesses have been tapped, denying free usage. He urged a longer contract to fund major improvements including a $150,000 engine, $160,000 of 26 inch mains, and a $500,900 sand filter system.
In police court on Wednesday Charles Kirk and his family pleaded with Judge Daly to release him after he was arrested for obtaining money under false pretenses. Kirk sold gas pipe pieces claimed to have a mechanism to boost gas flow, saying he did it to feed his distressed family. The judge granted a suspended judgment release.
Demurrers to all three paragraphs of Hiram E. Roses complaint against the Mexican coffee and rubber company were sustained in superior court on Wednesday. Rose claims a 10 percent commission on 5 000 acres sold at 105 an acre. The suit will be amended and the ruling may not end Roses case.
Thomas H. McLean former Indianapolis native and Toledo Traction Co. general manager remains in serious condition after attempting to cut his throat. Doctors fear a double pneumonia complication. Local reports cite Toledo as the source of the information.
Robert Ryan, 20, of 2020 Lewis Sr., is the latest small-pox patient. He resides in the infected neighborhood and other family members already have the disease.
Washington on February 27 reports the marriage of Mary Eana daughter of former Senator Gorman of Maryland to Ralph Hills of Washington. The ceremony occurred Wednesday with the couple described as newlyweds and their families in attendance.
Norfolk report notes Hertford, Farragut’s old flagship, arrived in Hampton Roads en route to Washington for McKinley’s inauguration. Also in brief updates on English steel stocks, a fatal wreck at Dast Aurora, Dewey’s improving health, Choate’s talks in London on Nicaragua canal, Cape Town plastic cases, and St. Louis naming J. W. Campbell as police chief.
An old disease of humanity is said to affect blood and manifest as scrofula, sores, hip disease, boils, pimples, and rheumatism. The ad claims Hood's Sarsaparilla cures persistingly, citing Annie Rupert of Fall River and Mrs Howard Pops of Alpha Oregon as proof, urging readers to choose only Hood's Sarsaparilla.
Wheat and corn futures listed with price ranges for various grades followed by oats and hay values. Inspections show car counts by grade for wheat corn and mixed lots, with totals across categories.
In Vienna on February 27 a Czech deputy Fressels argued in Czech, provoking German deputies to shout and charge the chair. Stein grabbed Fressels by the throat. fists flew as Czech and German factions fought, leaving many bruised, Kiolacs wounded, and the president to suspend the session before resuming later.
Wheeler Henderson a colored man, employed at Barton's restaurant on West Washington, was jailed Wednesday for assault with intent to kill. He fought with Anna Smith after a quarrel and threw a cup cutting her face. When Ora Atkinson intervened, Henderson slashed at his throat, causing a minor wound.
An advertisement claims Laxative Bromo Quinine removes the grip and relieves related symptoms. It emphasizes quick action and dependable results, targeting readers seeking a fast remedy for grip related distress.
Louis Antirelli of Indianapolis writes of being captured after a long day in battle near South Africa. He recounts about 3,000 Boers surrounding 800 allied troops from dawn until mid afternoon and notes he escaped injury as he served as an orderly to the commanding officer. His brother James, who left Indianapolis for New Orleans in 1899, joined the British army and received the letter after the Boer release delayed by three days.
Raleigh Feb 27. John Black, drunken husband, returned home Tuesday night and quarreled with his wife. He kicked her unconscious and, in a rage, grabbed a weapon and fatally harmed their baby. The incident occurred in Polk County, leaving the infant dead and authorities investigating.
The article explains Queen Alexandria’s rights as consort to claim the main portion of any whale caught or stranded on the British coast. It notes the whale is legally regarded as a royal fish and thus property of the crown.
The piece discusses Queen Alexandra’s legal independence from her husband and her coronation by royal command. It also reports Chicago market quotes for wheat corn oats pork and meats with May prices and bread/egg/dairy rates and poultry prices in mid 19th century currency.
Cattle receipts at Interstate Stockyards Indianapolis show light demand with varied quotes for steers and cows, including good to prime steers at 5.10 to 5.35 per cwt, and feeders and heifers in the 2.75 to 4.50 range. Hog prices run 5.60 to 5.70 for medium to good weights while lambs and sheep hold 3.25 to 5.25 for various grades, with notable activity in calves and bulls. At Union Stockyards Indianapolis, cattle receipts total 900 with prime steers near 5.00 to 5.60, feeder and stocker classes around 3.25 to 4.40, and hogs trading 5.50 to 5.60 for mixed and heavy lots. Sheep and lambs post 3.50 to 5.25 for good to choice.
A nurse recalls how heavy coffee use led to nervous exhaustion and a near two year recovery. After switching to Postum Food Coffee the patient regained appetite and strength within six months, crediting Postum with restoring energy and well being. The testimonial notes natural nutrients in Postum and cites a Battle Creek company disclosure.
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