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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1901

Page

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Wealthy Colburn and five others drowned at sea

The yacht Veintza owned by Arthur Colburn of Philadelphia wrecked in Greenwich Sound during a Thursday storm. Colburn his daughters Ida and Elizabeth and his niece Annette Capt Flinn the sailing master and a sailor died. Mrs Walter J Spankle another Colburn daughter and the yacht steward were rescued. Arthur Colburn headed the A L Colburn company a leading Philadelphia tea and spice importer.

Arthur Colburn Veintza Philadelphia Walter J. Spankle Colburn Stewart Gertrude A. L. Colburn Company

Mayor Johnson Fights City Employee Mandatory Assessments

Cleveland July 19 Mayor Tom L Johnson confronted his political manager about an alleged city employee levy. He ordered officials to identify the collectors and demanded the return of funds. Johnson refused to reduce salaries and urged voluntary giving by candidates with possible support.

Cleveland, C Johnson Salon

Beer Wars Erupt Over Indianapolis Saloon Closures

Sam Reardon’s saloon in West Indianapolis and Paul Gronner’s in Terre Haute reportedly closed as part of a drive by Peter Schwab Jr to shutter as many Indianaplis and Terre Haute brewing company saloons as possible. He aims to target owner operators and those owned by breweries, with an estimate of about 40 closures. Maurice Donnelly of Terre Haute Brewing Co. confirms brewer collaboration to push Hamilton out, while denying underhand tactics.

Sam Reardon Indianapolis Hamilton Paul Gronner Terre Haute Peter Schwab, Jr Cincinnati Schwab Maurice Donnelly Terre Haute Brewing Company Hamilton Company Donnelly Fittsburg Mci Eesport Hamillton Company

Civic Alliance May Back Independent Municipal Ticket

A new group named the Civic Alliance formed at the Y M C A with Rev. R V Hunter as president and T P Kiser as secretary. Attendees from temperance and church groups discussed informal city campaign involvement and potential support for an independent ticket aiming at cleaner municipal politics. details remain undecided.

Civic Alliance Ing R. V. Hunter T. P. Kiser

Sued for 100000 by Chicago surgeon over West Baden injury

Edward E. Holman, a prominent Chicago surgeon, filed a federal suit for $100,000 against the West Baden Springs Company. He visited the hotel in December 1903 and says a defective bridge with a projecting board caused a fall onto a barbed wire fence, injuring his face and neck and ending his large income. The company defendants named include Lee W. Sinclair Elvet B. Rhodes and James I. Persise.

Edward E. Holman Chicago West Baden Springs Company Lee W. Sinclair Elvet B. Rhodes James I. Persise Dr. Holman West Baden

Sentinel Building Features Grim North East Corner Figure

The new Sentinel building displays a stone demon at the north east corner chosen by Mrs. S. E. Morss. The devil figure is raised by stone men and provokes strong reactions among observers.

Sentinel S. E. Morss

Allen Steamship Company Incorporated in New Jersey

The Allen Steamship Company has been incorporated in New Jersey with capital of 1,000,000 dollars.

Allen Steamship Company New Jersey Capital

Purdue Eyes 1900 Nomination After State House Visit

Gov candidate Uncle Alf Purdue visits the state house on Friday and proclaims confidence in securing the nomination with support from Mark Hanna Bill McKinley and Roosvelt. He jokes about barbering and his chin while noting plans to supervise home repairs in Indianapolis.

Ernor State House Durbin Purdue Anderson Tracle Alf Daniel Webster Charley Wilson Mark Hanna Bill McKinley Roosenfelt Indianapolis

Joseph W. Smith Recovering, Doctor Foresees Return to Work

Joseph W. Smith of the Board of Works continues to improve. Dr. T. W. DeHaas says he is confident Mr. Smith will recover and resume business after overexertion left him briefly weakened.

Joseph W. Smith Board of Works T. W. DeHaas

Trust Will Attempt to Open One Mill

Pittsburg July 19 The steel trust plans to restart the mills at Wellsville with nonunion workers Amalgamated men seek to convert the workforce Shaffer says a general strike could be declared if needed but hopes to win without rash action He notes assured aid from other trades groups while observers expect no immediate trouble

Pittsburg The Steel Trust Wellsville Amalgamated P. F. Smith Shaffer National Federal Steel

Durbin Denies Blame Over Monument Subcommittee Delays

Charles E. Wilson says Governor Durbin is not responsible for missing subcommittees at the last executive committee meeting. The governor, tied up with the State tax board, asked the vice chairman to manage meetings until September. Attendance concerns include a funeral trip to Anderson and a late notice from W E English. Secretary Wilson describes a proposed badge design featuring washed gold, the state seal, tri color, and capitol motif, noting a 60 day production minimum.

Charles E. Wilson Gov. Durbin State Tax Board Executive Committee Anderson Wilson W. E. English P. Gilette Evansville State Capitol

Fountain Dredges McGregor Mayoral Bid

Bookwalter Republicans claim McGregor trails in labor support as controversy over the court house fountain grows. They cite the $1,800 brown yard ornament, installed long ago, which critics say wastes water and mars a bare central plot.

Court House Yard McGregor Court House

Collision Kills Brakeman in Big Four Train Crash

Two Big Four freight trains collided at Tile siding west of Crawfordsville Indiana on Friday morning. Brakeman J W Mathis of Indianapolis, age 26, was killed and both trains suffered partial wrecks. The body arrived Friday afternoon and funeral is expected Monday.

Crawfordsville Ind Tile Siding Here J. W. Mathis Indianapolis Mathis McCormack-st Arkansas

Man Eats Hat While Waiting at Jail for Transfer

Jesse E. Buck was removed from the insane hospital on Friday to Julietta county asylum. At the county jail he amused himself by chewing and swallowing pieces of his felt hat, tearing it apart with his teeth and spitting out the remainder.

Jesse E. Buck Julietta County Asylum

That Alley Shanty In Front Of English Hotel

Building inspector Bedell consulted Assistant city attorney Bell about authority to order removal of a frame structure built into the alley behind the English hotel. Street Commissioner Herpick warned he would act to remove it if left. Weather forecast for Indianapolis area calls for fair conditions with hot temperatures through Saturday.

Bedell Bell Board of Works Herpick

Rockefeller in Politics Wins Big in Mt Pleasant Primaries

In Tarrytown New York on July 19 John D Rockefeller backed the anti saloon league in a clash with saloon keeper John Melvin near the Rockefeller home. Rockefeller’s ticket won the Republican primary in Mt Pleasant by about four to one after laborers hired from Melvin’s place were redirected to Rockefeller’s foreman and issued regular ballots.

Tarrytown N. Y John D. Rockefeller John Melvin Republcan Mt. Pleasant Melvin Anti-Saloon League Rockefeller

Marion hotel guest hurt in fall at stairs

A. I. Hurst of Marion hotel fell down stairs Thursday night suffering a severe cut on the forehead. Willis Boon returned Thursday from a two week trip to find his home at 903 Virginia Ave robbed of jewelry and a razor with a loss of $15. The Marion team will face the Brighton Beach Reserves at Brighton Beach Sunday for the amateur city championship in what is billed as the event of the season.

A. I. Hurst Marion Hotel Willis Boon Virginia Ave Marions Brighton Beach

Weather forecaster predicts drought ending in corn country

Prof. Walz, government weather forecaster, foresees the drought breaking in the southwest as a heat wave ends and better weather arrives in the far north. The change is expected to save the wheat crop as heavy rains soak Kansas and parts of Nebraska, Missouri, and Iowa after weeks of dryness.

Chicago Walz Kansas Nebraska Missouri Iowa

Toy pistol tragedy claims another child life

Raymond Miller 12 of 912 N Alabama st dies after lockjaw from a toy pistol bought on the Fourth. He suffered convulsions for hours as his jaws stiffened and morphine was refused. The gun’s defect is disputed. Thornburg’s manager cites hidden flaw and partial refunds. Funeral set for Saturday at First Baptist Church with Crown Hill burial.

Raymond T. R. Thornburg Fort Wayne-ave Ah Thornburg A. C. Reed Reed Thornburg Mr. Thornburg

Wasson Company to Incorporate in Washington Street Store

H P Wasson & Co plans incorporation on August 1 for 403000 dollars. Hiram P Wasson, Edward McKee and Frederick W Wasson to lead the new firm with 56000 common shares and 150000 dollars of preferred stock sold to J F Wild & Co at 103. The move consolidates growth as interurban traffic expands the city and tributary wealth.

H. P. Wasson Hiram P. Wasson Edward ©. McKee Frederick W. Wasson J. F. Wild & Co Wasson

Sleepwalking shot ends in fatal teen duel

Sidney Bristol of Battle Creek Michigan was shot and killed in Brattleboro Vermont by Norton Starr Cressy of Hartford Connecticut. The two were guests at Cressy grandmother's home when Bristol, walking in his sleep, was mistaken for a burglar and fatally shot by Cressy.

Norton Cressy Brattleboro, Vt Sidney Bristol Battle Creek, Mich Norton Starr Cressy Hartford Conn Cressy Bristol

Tragedy near New Palestine claims John Rowan

John Rowan aged 21 of 121 Leotast was killed on the C H D line near New Palestine Indiana while attempting to board a passenger train. His body was found near a siding and later taken to Collier's funeral home. The funeral is set for 9 am Saturday at his home with burial at Holy Cross cemetery.

New Palestine Ind Rushville Rowan Collier's Undertaking Rooms Holy Cross Cemetery

Business Directors and Companies Named in Indiana Listings

Germania park werein of Indianapolis with 1000 capital stock Directors Fred Francke F J Mack August Du den J W Coons J W Loener The Globe mercantile company of Evansville with 5000 capital stock The Clelland window glass company of Hartford City with 20000 capital stock The Citizens natural gas and oil com pany of Morristown with 10000 capital July 23 Frank Beswick 90914 W Washington sr will be arraigned in police court charged with assaulting his wife with his fists Feed your horse Janes Dustless Data Bargains in Upright Pianos at Baldwin s

Germania Park Werein Indianapolis Fred Francke F. J. Mack August Duden J. W. Coons J. W. Loener Globe Mercantile Company Evansville Clelland Window Glass Company Hartford City Citizens’ Natural Gas and Oil Company Morristown Frank Beswick W. Washington Sr

Mayoral Balloting Advances With New Candidates Named

The mayoralty contest proceeds with Eugene A. Cooper and F. T. Lee as new entrants. The Thursday tally lists numerous voters and candidates in a crowded field, including W. H. Messenger and John Holliday among others, with a long line of names and partial tallies reflected in the record.

Eugene A. Cooper F. T. Lee

Tax Board hearing on Terre Haute electric railway and rail lines

John T Beasley of Terre Haute appeared before the State tax board regarding Terre Haute electric company which runs the city street railway and an interurban to Brazil The board discussed property assessment this year Nelson G Hunter of Wabash noted the Wabash River Construction Company contract for the line Samuel Spencer urged action on a Southern Railway led rail line Attorney General Taylor said last year’s $14000 per mile assessment should stand and recommended continuing to tax rolling stock owned by the Southern Railway of Virginia He noted the L E St L is now part of the Great Southern Railway system and that he is no longer its attorney.

John T. Beasley Terre Haute State Tax Board Terre Haute Electric Company Brazil Nelson G. Hunter Wabash Wabius River Construction Company Samuel Spencer Southern Railway

Insanity Trust Agitation Sparks Inmate Concerns

Sheriff Sauley notes a surge of insanity trust agitation leading to only two insane persons admitted to the asylum. He questions whether the rise is a coincidence or driven by press reports.

Insanity Trust Sauley

Wealthy Man Heritage Dies in Indiana

Dayton L. Heritage age 65, Henry county's wealthiest man, died at noon. He leaves a wife and one child, Mrs. John Norris, of Newcastle.

Knightstown Ind Dayton L. Heritage Henry County John Norris Newcastle

Cascarets Candy Cathartic Ad Promotes Clean Inside

An old advertisement proclaims vitality requires internal cleanliness and promotes Cascarets Candy Cathartic for the cure of disease. The ad lists prices of 10c 25c and 50c and notes availability from all druggists.

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