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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1902
Page
6
Pennsville New Jersey reports the town largely unscathed by the recent storm with residents thriving on plentiful groceries and meat. Farmers like Andrew Cook supplied beef as other supply routes failed while local youth enjoyed impromptu gatherings and lively social life.
Daniel Price testified before Judge Allen that his wife was untidy and refused to wash before meals. He claimed she carried lice into their home, while witnesses noted the varmints were common there. The judge declined the divorce, citing Price’s own faults.
Readers are reminded of Doan's Kidney Pills through a citizen's endorsement detailing a kidney trouble case. Mrs. W. M. Hunt of 1541 Bates St cites back pain relief after using the product sold by Henry J. Huder's drug store, with Crawford Wolf members noting the 50 cent price and Doan's branding.
The board reports 223 children placed in private family homes last year, with 839 children overall in private placement, 62 percent relieving public cost. Estimated annual state savings reach 60000 dollars, plus reduced time in homes. Total wards under supervision: 4507 across family homes, orphans' houses, and poor asylums.
In Bellevale Mountain, Truman Summers, long supported by charity, died in a pauper's grave. During demolition of his hut, workmen uncovered several hundred dollars in currency and silver stored in old bootlegs, tin cans nailed to rafters, and paper bags sealed in a closet.
Ray Guisenger's divorce suit, argued by W A Redding for the wife, claims coercion to marry by threat to shoot himself and breach of ante nuptial promise. Prof Joseph Guisenger denies threats. He earns 150 dollars a month as a Florida college professor. The matter is under advisement after deposition and partial rulings.
Washington reports that Senators Tillman and McLaurin will not be expelled but will face a strong censure resolution. They must apologize to the Senate for rule violations, with Democrats opposing any suspension as depriving a state of representation.
Mary Etta Cox sues William A for divorce alleging desertion while she was ill. They reside on Yandes Street with one child Claude aged 12. She seeks custody and about $1000 in property. Married in 1887, she accuses him of infidelity and abandonment, requiring neighbor care after three days.
F Louis Soldan superintendent of St Louis public schools proposes a miniature map of the United States for the St Louis world’s fair. He would rent land near the site to build a topographic model with rivers mountains and cities at 1 inch to a mile. A 200 foot tower would offer a bird’s eye view and admission could cover costs.
In Connellsville on February 27 an inquest began into the death of P. H. Fuller who was shot at Sandy Hollow. The inquiry proceeds to determine the circumstances and possible责任.
In Hackettstown New Jersey on February 27 Mr and Mrs Winthrop Rutherford endured a dramatic honeymoon ride after their wedding in New York when horses ran away and they fell into a snow bank. A crowd of about 200 serenaded them at Rutherford mansion with tar barrels fish horns and a horse fiddle keeping time until the couple appeared at the doorway.
An Indianapolis advertisement promotes Dr. A W Chase's Nerve Pills as a remedy for broken rest and nervous weariness. A local resident, A R Grimes, reports improved sleep and steadier nerves after using the pills from Hyder’s drug store. The product is sold 50 cents per box by dealers of the A W Chase Medicine Co Buffalo NY, with portrait and signature on every package.
A witness told the jury he heard shots but ignored them during Buena Vista literary society meetings, suggesting the gatherings had a wild western tone and atmosphere.
James O'Brien a prominent New York politician sues for absolute divorce from Abbie Ella O'Brien amid claims of improprieties at their shared home. The estrangement spans years with silent encounters in hallways and rooms. O'Brien, 64, longtime Tammany opponent, has a history of public service and two marriages with troubled ends.
Mary Long testified in Essex market police court that Solomon Goldstein refused to depart after she asked him to leave and insulted her. Magistrate Crane fined Goldstein five dollars, noting a man should know when to leave a woman's company.
Rev L V Harrell a united brethren pastor near Garnett is found insane after rambling talks and failing to preach. Four men restrained him in Garnett and his wife has also fallen insane, with her mamia guarded at home. The couple, both young with two small children, are of notable family background.
The Board of Works has adopted a resolution for opening Valley Avenue across the Big Four tracks, outlining the project approval and expected access changes for the locality.
Mrs. Lind endorses Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription as a potent herbal remedy free of narcotics. Testimonials from physicians and mothers claim it cures long standing female ailments, restores strength, aids maternity, and supports nursing mothers. The ad invites letters to Dr. Pierce at the Buffalo institute for confidential guidance.
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