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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1902

Page

2

Rescue at W Washington Street Bridge Captures Dramatic Scene

Thousands watched as the submerged horses were pulled from the wrecked W Washington Street bridge after a span collapsed, sending four gravel wagons and a motor car into the river. Rescue crews freed trapped animals, with police and street car workers aiding, while investigators blamed added weight and tightened rods on the failed structure.

W.washington St Terra Firma Arthur Mangus Emmericksville James Shockley Haughville Erastus Smith Benjamin Haywood Haywood Indianapolis Mt. Jackson Insane Hospital Street Car Company W. Washington St

Duke Sold Towpath Between Wabash and Lagro

A. N. Duke of Peru sold the towpath between Wabash and Lagro six miles to the Fort Wayne and Southwestern traction company.

A. N. Duke Peru Wabash Lagro Fort Wayne

Mayor Bookwalter Supports Stone Bridge Plan

City officials and street car leaders met Thursday to discuss a new bridge. Mayor Bookwalter voiced support for a stone bridge, signaling approval of the structural plan.

Bookwalter Stone Bridge

Robbers Loot Cincinnati Jewelry Store Rings

Robbers smashed a show window at William Fink's Main Street jewelry store in Cincinnati on Thursday night and carried away a tray of 60 diamond rings valued at about $2,500. Fink estimated the loss at $2,500.

Cincinnati William Fink Fink

Prosperity in Grindstones Reported for 1900

The geological survey reports U S prosperity reaching grindstones with 710,026 dollars of production in 1900, up 34,340 from 1899. Increases occur in oil stones, mill stones and other natural abrasives. Exports of grindstones now exceed imports.

Washington Geological Survey United States

Carpenter dies in jail after broken heart claim

John F. Clark 40, a Uniontown carpenter, died in the Pittsburgh workhouse Friday from a broken heart after being jailed for 30 days on accusations of begging five cents. He had claimed tools and money were stolen. the jury did not believe him. Neighbors say Clark was honest, though he was in tears after arrest.

Pittsburg John F. Clark Uniontown Clark

Boy Dies After Accidental Shooting At Home

Joseph Schneiderman aged five died at his father’s home on Division Street West Indianapolis after three days with a bullet wound to the brain. He was accidentally shot Monday by his brother and remained unconscious. His right side and then all movement were paralyzed before death Thursday night.

Joseph Schneiderman Division St Indianapolis

Nicaraguan President Grants U S Land for Hospital on Ometepe

President Zelaya of Nicaragua issues a decree gifting the United States land equal to 100 city lots on Ometepe Island for a new hospital. The Mount Merry concession becomes effective once canal work proceeds, honoring Minister Merry.

San Diego Cal Zelaya Nicaragua United States Ometepe Merry Mount Merry

Butterflies Collection Sold for 25000

Reading reports the American Museum of Natural History of New York purchased the Strecker butterfly collection from Dr. Herman Strecker's widow for 25000. Authorities say it is the largest in America and the second largest in the world.

Reading American Museum of Natural History New York Herman Strecker Strecker America

Indiana briefs era digest of crimes and events

Elwood seeks Pythian orphan home while a man may have fatally stabbed Henry Butler. Flood of local incidents includes robberies, elopement, bigamy fines, legailities, injuries, and a large poultry show with 1400+ entries. Shipping, farming, and court actions span Sullivan Fort Wayne Muncie and Indianapolis area.

Fred Brooks Sullivan Henry A. Butler J. J. Michaels Flora Fort Wayne

Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets Ad and Vet Notice

Advertisement notes the genuine Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets name on every box and mentions a cold and grip cure. Also promotes Baldwin's Music Store with factory price pianos and includes Dr W B Craig veterinary services at Wood's Stable with telephone 1097.

Baldwin’s W. B. Craig Wood's Stable

Burford Advertises Self-Locking Extensions in Indianapolis

A compact classified note from William B. Burford of Indianapolis promotes loose leaf ledgers and self locking extension backs. It touts The Sun as the best salesman for unwanted articles and guarantees results, with office contact at 13-12 E. Ohlost.

WM. B. Burford Indianapolis Ind Office E. Ohlost

Rinkard Hanged for Marion Murder in 1900

John Rinkard, 64, who killed his wife in Marion in September 1900, was executed at the penitentiary at 12:03 a.m. He left a final note for Rev. Shugart and refused to speak to the chaplain before his death. Rinkard had been married 33 years and was survived by one son. He served in the Fifty-fifth Ohio infantry and had a history of brutality toward his family. His body to be buried at Marion.

Michigan City Ind John Rinkard Marion Reid Barnard Lewis Henderson Horne Rinkard Fifty-fifth Ohio Infantry Hinkard C. M. Shugart Shively Wabash Supreme Court

Towne Becomes Millionaire Oil Man Enters Wall Street

Ex Senator Charles A Towne, once a foe of the money power, plans a Wall Street move with C A Towne & Co taking 65 Wall St offices. He is said to have secured a seat on the New York Stock Exchange after years of building oil and brokerage ventures. Towne rose to millionaire status six months ago following successful operations in Texas oil fields and other enterprises.

New York Wall-st Charles A. Towne C. A. Towne & Co Wallist Cern New York Stock Exchange Beaumont Texas Towne Duluth

Westinghouse Wins Electrical Plant Contract for Exposition

The contract for the Louisiana purchase Exposition electrical plant was awarded to Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Co of Pittsburgh. The plant will be 10 667 horsepower with excess power from local firms. General Electric and Bullock Electric were other bidders. A double wedding occurred in Belington with sisters Betrie Booth and Pearl Booth marrying Benjamin Hanne and William Gush respectively. both brides were from Campus Illinois.

ST. Louis, Mo Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company Pittsburg Westinghouse General Electric Company Schenectady Bullock Electric Company Cincinnati Parkersburg W. Va Tok Place Belington Benjamin Hanne Betrie Booth William Gush Pearl Booth Campus Ill

Brown County Accidents Claim Two Young Lives

Nashville Indiana January 11 A 6 year old girl Cora Cherrell daughter of Isaac Cherrell burned to death when her clothes caught fire in her absence from the home. Frank Prosser aged 15 was thrown from a horse and killed after landing on his head.

Nashville Ind Cora Isaac Cherrell Frank Prosser

London ship owners sail for United States on Celtic

Prominent London ship owners have sailed on the Celtic bound for the United States. It is believed they intend to form a ship trust with proposed capital of fifty million dollars.

London United States

Jealousy Motives Self Harm Attempt by Daisy Jones

Daisy Jones aged 2, of Alabama Street, attempted suicide Thursday night by ingesting five grains of bichloride of mercury after allegedly suspecting her husband Fred Jones of paying attention to other women. Police reported no other injuries.

Daisy Jones Alabama St Fred Jones

Mother Margaret Very Ill in Emmitsburg

Baltimore message reports Mother Margaret, superior of the Sisters of Charity of the United States, critically ill at the Mother House in Emmitsburg, Maryland, with erysipelas.

Baltimore, Md Margaret The Sisters of Charity of the United States Emmetsburg

Evans to Escort Prince Benny upon American Arrival

Rear-admiral Robley D. Evans will lead the battleship and four cruisers as Prince Benny receives naval escort on his arrival in American waters.

Washington Robley D. Evans Prince Benny American

Young Nomination Confirmed as Customs Surveyor

The Senate on Thursday confirmed Archibald A. Young as surveyor of customs in Indianapolis.

Washington Senate Archibald A. Young Indianapolis

Reverend C. A. Foreman Called to Grace Presbyterian

Reverend C. A. Foreman of Odell Ta has been unanimously called to the pulpit of Grace Presbyterian Church Capitol Avenue and Thirty second Street. The young minister pleased the Grace congregation with his eloquence and ability.

C. A. Foreman Odell, Ta Grace Presbyterian Church Capitolate Thirty-second St Foreman Grace

Wheeler's Nerve Vitalizer Claim of Cure for Nervous Prostration

An advertisement touts Wheeler's Nerve Vitalizer as a universal cure for nervous prostration and related nerve disorders. It cites a Mrs. Mary Linsen of Charlotte Michigan who allegedly recovered after three bottles, and offers the remedy at $1 per bottle or six for $5 with mailed delivery.

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

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