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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1899

Page

3

Countess Marinoff to Divorce Baker and Remarry First Wife

Madison dispatch reports Countess Marinoff writing from Sturgis Michigan that she will divorce ex Senator Baker of Marion Indiana in September and permit him to remarry his first wife. She says she remains faithful and regrets a university student friendship but denies being in love. Baker and the Countess wed in Janesville Wisconsin earlier this year and Baker had a Dakota gift from his first wife.

Axi Hoosiers Madison Wis Marinoff Sturgis Mich Baker Marion Ind Janesville Indiana

Second Elopement Sparks Indiana Gossip

Lawrenceburg reports Charles Stoneking who eloped with 15 year old Lizzie Gregory years earlier repeats the act with Nora McClellan 16 at Rising Sun. The first wife’s parents forgave but she died after a short marriage. McClellan’s relatives tried to block the match but failed. Stoneking faces punishment if caught.

Lawrenceburg Ind Charles Stoneking Lizzie Gregory Nora McClellan Stoneking McCiellan

Family sues Kosciusko sheriff for damages

Mrs. William Lane, her son and daughter in Wabash Indiana sue the Kosciusko county sheriff and bondsmen for 10000 dollars each claiming false imprisonment after a mortgage foreclosure led to their property being seized and the family being jailed during furniture removal.

Wabash, Ind William Lane Kosciusko County

Man Refuses to Pay Church Debt in Indiana Suit

Loganport Indiana July 14 John Whiegardner of Adams township subscribed 60 dollars on Sunday for a new church erection but refused to pay. A justice rules he must pay the amount if the contract was made on Sunday.

Logansport Ind John Whiegardner Adams Township

Will Sue for Breach of Promise In Indiana Elopement

Miss Anna Mack aged 17 of Muncie says she will sue Wilbur Peck of Pana Illinois for breach of promise after eloping together Peck a traveling man from Indianapolis is jailed in Muncie on a charge of stealing a tandem.

Muncie Ind Anna Mack Wilbur Peck Pana Ill Peck Indianapolis

Poisoned Well Upsets Anderson Family

James Semen arrived home in Anderson Indiana on Thursday to find his wife and daughter fainted in the yard. They had drank water from the family well poisoned by an unknown person. Authorities investigated the incident as a possible intentional act.

Emma McCarty Rushville Anderson Ind James Semen

Underground resort theater planned at Charlestown

Jeffersonville July 14 enterprising Charlestown citizens propose to build an underground resort to be used as a theater.

Jeffersonville Ind Charlestown

Indiana Inklings from State News Clippings

A compilation of scattered Indiana brief items includes Albert J. Knabe of Richmond dead at 89, Peru city salaries up, Lake Shore railroad battle with hobos, Flint glass workers union at 7 409 members, and voters eyeing various local issues. Also notes theft, drownings, accidents, and local civic items across multiple towns.

Fire Doused by Rain Stops Grass Blaze Near Driving Park

Rain halted a grass fire on Central Ave just before it could threaten the Businessmen's Driving Park fence and the Newby Oval. The blaze, if unchecked, might have damaged the driving club's property and surrounding grounds.

Centralave Driving Club Newby Oval

French brig d Artagnan Fired On Near Gibraltar

The French brig d Artagnan, moored in British waters, was fired upon by a Spanish boat off Gibraltar. An investigation is underway to determine the incident’s details and responsible party.

Gibraltar

Three Democrats Barred From Mass Meeting Platform

Chicago dampools reports Thomas Gahan of Illinois Edward C Wall of Wisconsin and ex U S Senator Arthur P Gorman of Maryland will not receive invitations to the mass meeting at the Auditorium Thursday night. The remaining members will get personal invites. The three singled out as not being loyal to the party faith are barred from sitting on the platform with Democrats.

Chicago Thomas Gahan Ilinois Edward C. Wall Wisconsin U.S Arthur P. Gorman Maryland Democratic National Committee Gahan Wall Gorman

Violinist Miss Leonore Jackson to Perform for Queen

Miss Leonore Jackson a 20 year old American violinist from Chicago will perform before Queen Victoria at Windsor on Monday. Supported by admirers including the late George M. Pullman and Mrs W H Vanderbilt she has gained praise from distinguished musicians after studying abroad this year.

London Leonore Jackson Windsor Jackson Chicago George M. Pullman W. H. Vanderbilt

Loss of 18 million cotton losses in Brazos valley flood

From new cotton factors who have figured the loss to the cotton crop by the flood in the Brazos valley put it at from 300000 to 600000 bales. Accepting four cents a pound, the monetary loss in cotton is 6000000 dollars. If that represents one third of the total loss, Texas suffered 1800069 dollars. The lower Brazos valley is still submerged.

Galveston Tex Frominewt Brazos Valley Texas

Victory for the Men at Tin Mills Wage Rise

In Chicago on July 4 a 15 percent wage increase was agreed for thirty thousand workers in American tin mills after a fourteen day conference with the Amalgamated association of iron tin and steel workers. The settlement exceeded initial company concessions but fell short of workers’ demands.

Chicago American Tin Mills American Tin Plate Company Amalgamated Association of Iron, Tin and Steel Workers

Fire destroys Masonic and Stove offices in Flora Illinois

A Wednesday night blaze in Flora originated in a livery stable and leveled the Masonic and Stove office buildings. The First National Bank building suffered heavy damage. City marshal Wm. Brown was seriously injured. Estimated loss $50,000.

Flora First National Bank Wm. Brown

Farmer Severed by Circular Saw Near New Carlisle

Millard Shindler, a farmer, slipped and fell across a circular saw and his head was completely severed. A second unnamed note mentions Dr. Fowler's Extract of Wild Strawberry as a longstanding remedy for digestive ailments.

New Carlisle Millard Shindler

Out of Town Excursion Fare and Schedules

Special trains from Union Station to Hamilton depart at 6 a m on Sundays with a $1 round trip via C H D. Beginning July 16 Big Four Cincinnati express trains will run non stop both ways for fast service. Alternate Sundays permit visits to Aurora Lawrenceburg and other intermediate points.

Indianapolis Hamilton Union Station Cincinnati Aurora Lawrenceburg Cincinneth

New York Lawyer and Friends Make Trolley Journey to Boston

A. S. Prime of New York and companions arrived in Boston after a 29 hour trolley trip from Yonkers. They boarded in Yonkers at 9 am Tuesday, reached New Haven first day, then Hartford, Springfield, Worcester, and finally Boston Thursday. They traveled 205 miles by trolley and 52 by train over thirty lines.

Boston A. S New York Yonkers N. Y New Haven Hartford Springfield Mass Worcester

Preacher Missing in Bethany Disappearance Mystery Deepens

In Bethany New York the disappearance of Rev William Hay 50 Presbyterian pastor alarms residents. He left June 15 claiming a trip to Paisley Ontario to handle his father estate about 6600 dollars. His wife traveled to Batavia left his horse at a stable withdrew 240 dollars and bought a Buffalo ticket. A week later she recovered the horse and letters to Paisley Ontario show he never reached the destination.

Rochester N. Y Bethany William Hay Paisley Ont Batavia Buffalo

City Markets Indianapolis July 14 Prices on meats and produce

No changes in markets with detailed price listings for smoked meats such as hams bacon sausage and pickled meats, plus dry salt lard and fresh pork. Vegetables fruits and groceries include green beans peas onions new potatoes watermelons and citrus with varied per unit and per bag prices. Meat and produce offered by several brands and sources in bulk, with California oranges and Messina lemons highlighted.

Indianapolis California Tierces Messina Ridgewood A Phoenix A Empire A Ideal Gold Windsor Ridgewood Lion Jersey Marion Club Johnson Lima

Common Stake and commodity prices from historical market

The excerpt lists jobbing prices for flour and fed goods, grains, lard oil, seeds, and drugs, with varied per barrel and per ton rates. It also covers butter, eggs, live poultry, and coal prices across multiple grades and locations, reflecting a broad midwest market snapshot.

Silver Hall W. S Brazil Island City Paregen Jackson Pittsburg Winifrede Raymond Blossburg Emithing Kanawha Pocahontas

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