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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 22, 1902

Page

6

Cure for nervous exhaustion praised by testimonial letter

Five years after his cure, Mr. DeVos of Coopersville Michigan writes that Wheeler's Nerve Vitalizer permanently restored his health. He details sleeplessness weight regain and renewed vitality, and endorses the remedy with a money order price of one bottle or six for five dollars.

DeVos Wheeler Mr. DeVos Celer Coopersville Mich Express Po., Ltd Albion, Mich

Burial tampered as smallpox death headlines mob attack

In Poseta near Ton, Italy, a woman dying of smallpox faced mob action when authorities attempted to bury her. Italians surrounding the grave protested, assaulted the physician, and stoned a guard while church and priest were drawn into the chaotic scene as officials consider removing the body.

Ton, Pa Poseta Agar Treied Beem Constalo Ney Davis Easton Northampton

Pryce Woman Found Dead in Plymouth Home

In Plymouth, Mrs. Elen Pryce was discovered dead in bed Monday night with no food in the house. A neighbor, hearing two emaciated children crying, investigated and found her skeletal. illness last week likely prevented notification.

Kesbarre Elen Pryce Plymouth

Silk Stocking Lodge to Exemplify Third Rank in K of P Meet

Knights of Pythias lodge No. 66 of Indianapolis is invited to exemplify the third rank at the tristate K of P meeting in Chicago next month. Indiana will not participate. Michigan, Illinois and Wisconsin form the trio. The event, Feb 18 at the Coliseum, is expected to draw at least 18 000 members. Frank Stripp will lead the team with others yet to be chosen. Lodge 56 will charter a special train carrying about 209 knights.

Knights of Pythias Lodge No. 66 Tristate K. of P Chicago Indiana Michigan Klinoig Wisconsin Frank Stripp Lodge 56

Strangers Kindness Yields $5,000 Legacy for Mt Slocumb Couple

A 16 year old act of charity by Mr and Mrs Joseph Green toward a penniless traveler named Jared Rogers has grown into a $5,000 legacy. Rogers died recently leaving the funds to the Greens, who learned of the gift via an attorney in the West. Despite earlier losses, the Greens will receive the windfall from the benefactor's mining wealth.

New York Joseph Green Mt. Slocumb Green Jared Rogers Rogers

Kubelik Seeks Love Spark for Greater Musical Brilliance

Chicago reports violin master Jan Kubelik may gain even greater stature if love inspires him. Manager Hugo Gorlitz says his unemotional romantic life leaves his prodigious talent as only promise, while Frederick Grant Gleason agrees the sorrow could move audiences.

Chicago Jan Kubelik Hugo Gorlitz Kubelik Frederick Grant Gleason Chicago Auditorium Conservatory

Panic in Lynn Theater During Death Scene of Uncle Tom’s Cabin

During a performance in Lynn Massachusetts a boy shouted fight causing a mistaken fire alarm. The audience panicked and surged toward exits while Eva’s death scene continued after lights were restored and the crowd calmed.

Lynn Mass Lynn’ Theater Eva

Six-Year-Old Telegrapher At Iron Hill Maryland

A six year old boy Geo Holton son of Wm J Holton the agent at Iron Hill Md trains reports and sometimes acts as dispatcher under his father's supervision. He has learned telegraphy by instinct and understands static electricity and battery principles.

Philadelphia Iron Hill Elkton Philadelphia, Wilmington & Baltimore Geo. Holton Wm. J. Holton

Souvenir Hunters Attack Capitol Statues and Furnishings

Report from Washington January 22 describes a surge of souvenir hunters damaging Capitol statuary bronze items and furnishings. Incidents include bent clock hands in the senate marble room lace curtains torn tiles pried loose chairs cut and a rug damaged. Bronze doors depicting American history also suffered mutilation with miniature weapons and limbs taken.

Washington, D. C Capitol Senate United States

Catarrh of the Stomach Treatment Promoted

An advertisement extols a simple safe remedy for catarrh of the stomach. It describes symptoms such as bloating sour rises gas pressure headaches and loss of appetite and promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a digestion aid after meals. A Chicago reader endorses the product praising improved appetite rest and overall well being.

Harlanson Stuart N. J. Booker Chicago

Young man pleads guilty to brass theft. suspended sentence

William Bowers, 20, admitted stealing brass for 30 cents and was to receive 20 more, but police stopped payment. In a first offense, Judge Alford granted a suspended sentence, offering another chance.

William Bowers Alford

Spite charge leads to arrest in watch theft case

Rufus Holt, a colored man, was taken from the police station to Evansville to answer a charge of stealing a watch from Lizzie Chapman, also colored. Holt claimed the arrest was spite work and said he and Chapman were once sweethearts and planned to marry on Christmas. He added his son pawned the watch, which detectives recovered from a pawnshop.

Rufus Holt Evansville Lizzie Chapman Tom Colbert

Tomato Canners Meet to Set Next Year Prices

Indiana tomato cann ers association met at Englishs hotel Tuesday to set prices for next year. No final agreement by noon but the prevailing view is that jobbers will pay 8 cents a dozen cans, compared with last years 77 cents. Canners contract with farmers to deliver specified acreage and will pay two cents per can for tin in large quantities.

Indiana Tomato-Canners’ Association English’s

Aged Lover From Connecticut Seeks Mail Bride in Manchester

Stephen T. Meech, 80, from Preston Connecticut, traveled to Manchester seeking a mail marriage. He met a 36 year old widow who claimed cooking talent and musical skill, sent a photo, and described three children. After a disappointing visit, police sent him back to Connecticut.

Manchester N. H Preston Conn Stephen T. Meech Norwich Meech Connecticut

Washington Dr. McComas Loses Over Two Hundred Pounds

Dr. E M McComas of Washington a cousin of Maryland Senator McComas reports a total weight loss of 207 pounds from 417 to 210 pounds since 1895 He began by eating one meal a week and then one meal daily He created an anti fat medicine used two bottles first year His diet centers on bread butter and meats He quit heavy coffee and reduced smoking from 20 cigars daily to one per week Now he walks daily and says he feels younger than in 30 years.

Washington E. M. McComas Senator McComas Maryland Sears

Strike in Indianapolis Electrics Rages On

The Indianapolis electricians strike, now two weeks old, shows little progress toward settlement. Five firms are affected, including Varney Electric. Varney offered to keep workers paid at the settled scale and urged all contractors be treated alike, but Varney's men soon stopped work.

Indianapolis Electricians Varney Electric Company Varney

Union printers' home trustees meet in Colorado Springs

Trustees of the Union printers home in Colorado Springs met in the De Soto building. Current trustees include Jas M Lynch W Bramwood L C Shepard and Wm Jimison from Chicago and Nashville. The institution cost 70000 when completed and is supported by membership with average inmate maintenance around 30 dollars monthly.

Union Printers’ Home Colorado Springs de Soto Jas. M. Lynch W. Bramwood L. C. Shepard Wm. Jimison International Typographical Union Indianapolis Chicago Nashville

Dividend paid on church pew rentals in Wisconsin

St John’s Catholic Church at Little Chute announces a dividend of one dollar on each of its 172 pews after a year with pew rents about two hundred dollars above the prior year’s revenue. The pastor notes no church debt and says revenues exceeded needs by a similar amount.

Appleton, Wis St. John’s Catholic Church Little Chute America Father Knetgeal

Riot at King Lear performance in Boston crowds seats

Four thousand Hebrew supporters packed the Columbia theater on Monday night for a King Lear benefit. Ticket fraud flooded seating, genuine holders found occupied seats, and police used clubs after a riot erupted outside and inside. Swindlers sold over 2,000 fraudulent tickets.

Boston Mass Columbia Bac

Man Who Died Bequeaths $200 Yearly for Family Horse

Melvin Crocker, who recently died in Clarion County, left $200 annually for the care of a horse that is over 20 years old and has been in the family since it was a colt.

Sharo Melvin Crocker

Burdock Blood Bitters Praised By West Cornwell Woman

Miss Julia Filbridge of West Cornwell Connecticut declares Burdock Blood Bitters cured her of a severe skin eruption described as a terrible breaking out all over the body and expresses heartfelt gratitude.

Burdock Julia Filbridge West Cornwell,Conn

Dental office invites help and patients from Ohio and Delaware streets

S. W. Cor. Delaware and Ohio-sts. Receives patients from 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. for all kinds of dental work. Complimentary. You are invited to secure your cook or second girl or help of any kind through THE SUN'S liners. Office, 123 E. Ohio-st. Either phone 880.

S. W. Cor Delaware and Ohio-sts Ohio-st

Girl Wanted Ad Sparks Three Day Free Listing Offer

An unusual classified note in THE SUN offers a free three day advertisement for a girl, with the phrase Costa Nothing repeated. The snippet shows a bold marketing ploy in a newspaper ad.

Cost of a SUN want ad in 1900s paper

The note explains that a SUN advertisement in the Wanted or For Sale sections costs 15 cents for ten words over three days, illustrating the pricing for misc ads in the era.

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