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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1902

Page

4

Greenfield’s Prideful Town Boasts Grand Public Works

An old Greenfield correspondent recalls six to eight years of urban renewal turning down rough streets and replacing them with costly stone buildings. The new high school, library and court house, plus the Masonic temple and Columbia hotel, showcase modern civic ambition and substantial taxpayer investment.

Greenfield, Ind Hancock County Justice B.E. Stoner Ephraim Marsh Col. E. Thayer Masonic Temple Columbia Hotel

Growth in US Building Operations in 1901 Reported

The Interstate Architect and Builder notes 1901 as a remarkable year for large scale building activity in the United States. St Louis leads with a 123 percent rise over 1900 in building value, while Chicago tops growth among cities over 1 million and Cincinnati outpaces Cleveland in the 300,000 to 400,000 class.

Cleveland Interstate United States St. Louis Chicago Philadelphia Cincinnati Ohio Buffalo Pittsburg Los Angeles Atlanta Seattle

Boys Find Hidden Silver and Gold Charms Near Stones

In Union township three youths chasing an opossum uncovered a box wrapped in a shirt under a stone pile. Inside were silver knives spoons forks and gold spoons. Police suspect the items were stolen and hidden.

Elizabeth, WN. J Union Township

Thorn In Foot 13 Years

A blackthorn fragment removed from Mrs. Edward Bell in Media after piercing her foot in Scotland thirteen years ago. The thorn protruded recently and was extracted, leaving the entry wound seemingly unchanged.

Thorn Media Edward Bell Scotland

Theatergoers Must Leave the Church

Primitive Methodist church members at Blakely Pa must promise not to attend theaters or be removed from the church membership roll, Rev Jas ley announces. A meeting will discuss the issue as many members are regular theatergoers and the congregation debates their right to entertain themselves.

Wilkesbarre Primitive Methodist Church Blakely Jasley

Absinthe Fire Reveals Loue River Source Puzzle

In Pontarlier the Loue river’s sources are explained when a Pernod absinthe factory on the Doubs burned, spilling 300000 gallons of absinthe into the river. Days later Pontarlier residents detected the scent and found the Loue waters rich in absinthe and anise essence, solving a long standing mystery.

Paris Loue Pontarlier Fournier Besancon Doubs Jura Messrs. Pernod

Hot Water Heating Is A Success In City Area

The Home heating and lighting company plans an addition to its power house at Alabama and Sixteenth streets next winter and may build another plant elsewhere. Secretary Edward Hawkins said the business has grown beyond expectations and will rise further next season. The firm now heats 140 houses and lights about 100.

Home Heating and Lighting Company Alabama and Sixteenth-sts Edward Hawkins Jsst

Ida Peschat and Daughter Sue John Wallace for $5,000 Damages

Mrs Ida Peschat and her daughter Fred sue John Wallace seeking 5000 dollars each for alleged defamation accusing them of prostitution.

Ida Peschat Fred John Wallace

Republicans reorganize state committee amid prearranged deals

The preplan allows a perfunctory reorganization. Harvey Cushman of Bloomfield withdraws from district 2 chair race. John Billheimer of Washington will be elected and Cushman joins the state advisory committee. Cushman linked to Beveridge group. Billheimer to Fairbanks camp. District 5 may see Julian Hogate win as a disinterested candidate. J J Higgins reportedly withdraws though denied. Dan Miller of Terre Haute allegedly removed at Riley McKeen's wish. McKeen funds GOP operations. Jim Goodrich to be re elected chairman. Charles Haas of Wabash reportedly set to beat W H Whittaker and Q O M Tichenor for secretary.

Republican State Committee Harvey Cushman Bloomfield John Billheimer Washington Cushman State Committee Beveridge Bilheimer Fairbanks Julian Hogate Danville J. J. Higgins Vermilion County Dan Miller Terre Haute Riley McKeen McKeen Jim Goodrich Charles Haas Wabash Haas W. H. Whittaker QO. M. Tichenor

Love and elopement headline from Asbury Park wedding

H Ward Carvelie a Philadelphia salesman and Miss Mabel Smith wed in Avon after eluding objections from her family. A habeas corpus bid failed. the couple married at Belmar Presbyterian parsonage and headed toward Baltimore for their honeymoon amid family protests.

Asbury Park N. J H. Ward Carvelie Philadelphia Baltimore Miss Mabel Smith Carvelle Miss Smith The Smiths Heisley St. Laurent Avon

Marion Club Daffy on Bowling

The Marion club eyes the national meet to begin January 20 in Buffalo. Captain R. H. Bryson and teammates Ben Brown J Carter Mel Knox Albert Leap Leonard Quill post practice averages around 187. Buffalo prizes run from 250 dollars upward as the squad departs Indianapolis January 20 at 4 a.m.

United States Marion Uncle Sam Indianapolis Buffalo Lee R. H. Bryson Ben Brown J. Carter Mel Knox Albert Leap Leonard Quill

Week in Congress Chooses Bills for District Day

Washington dispatch says House plans district day with four or five measures from the District of Columbia committee. The pension appropriation bill of 129,842,000 dollars, plus an urgency deficiency bill, plus stamp and bank check reforms are slated. The Hopkins census bureau bill may be acted on before week’s end. Senate schedules light sessions and executive nominations with early adjournment expected.

Washington House Babcock District of Columbia Committee Payne Ways and Means Hopkins Census Bureau Senate

Sweden temperance shift favors moderated measures over prohibition

Stockholm January 13. Count Wachmeister the finance minister told a deputation of Good templars he would explain moving the Gothenburg system further. For the first time organized temperance supporters back a moderate proposal. They say absolute prohibition is not practical politics and local governments are ready for moderate measures. Prohibitionists had previously rejected cooperation with outsiders they labeled as moderate drinkers.

Stockholm Wachmeister Gothenburg Sweden

Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Proved Useful for Digestive Ailments

The advertisement touts Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as an unfailing remedy for dyspepsia and disordered digestion. It claims to aid digestion by stimulating digestive fluids, reducing glandular congestion, and addressing the cause, supported by testimonials from Mrs. E. M. Faith and others. All druggists sell them, with a free booklet available from I. A. Stuart Co.

Stuart E. M. Faith Byrd's Creek Wis H. ©. Willard Onslow, Ta White Canton Init Srooks Detroit I. A. Stuart Co Marshall, Mich

Plumbers Seek Day Wage Increase Ahead of Busy Season

Journey men plumbers plan to demand 4 dollars per day in spring, up from 3.50, matching Chicago and St Louis scales as building activity is expected to rise in Indianapolis. Employers show mixed reactions while workers press for higher pay citing cost of living and fuel costs.

Chicago St. Louis Indianapolis

Wheeler's Nerve Vitalizer Promises Cure for Nervous Prostration

A patient narrates recovery from nervous prostration after Wheeler's Nerve Vitalizer. The ad touts a full cure after three bottles and claims general efficacy for related nervous ailments. It offers proof on request and lists price and distributor details in Albion Michigan.

Wheeler Mary Linsen Charlotte Mich J. W. Brant Co., Ltd Albion

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