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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1900

Page

2

Did Youtsey Slay Goebel? Peculiar Exec Building Gun Case

Georgetown Kentucky July 25 Attorneys for the prosecution say they expect to conclude Commonwealth testimony by week’s end. Gov Taylor private secretary McKensie Todd testified Youtsey often visited Taylor and that on the Saturday before the shooting Youtsey sat with a gun in the executive building window while Powers discussed him. Youtsey warned of trouble and said he would be prepared.

Georgetown Andéen McKensie Todd Powers Youtsey Capitol Building

Monster Child Born With Three Bodies In One

York July 25 Louis Bohman a Lyon melder married three years eleven months ago has a healthy son and twins aged three and two. Saturday his wife bore a fourth child described as a monster with a normal head arms and legs but a body of three children two boys and a girl. Eyes exist in the abdomen and weep when the child cries. Britannica notes monsters are rare and mentions Siamese twins and Millie Christine as familiar examples.

York Louis “Bohman Lyon-Melder Encyclopedia Britannica Millie-Christine

Unabated Heat Strains London Hospitals and Omnibus Service

London report of extreme heat on July 28 shows hospitals overflowing and high mortality in crowded districts. The thermometer hit 90 degrees on Wednesday as stranded omnibuses litter streets and horses die, with 200 bus horses reportedly dead in recent days.

London

City Life Notes Reach Western Wisconsin Visit and Local Events

Dr W S Beck spends a week in western Wisconsin. Levi N Willis Carlisle merchant files voluntary bankruptcy claiming debts of 8452.05 and assets 7283.25. Recruiting station reports continued rush of applications. A colored probationer Thomas McNary visits brother Albert and steals coat and vest. fined five dollars and 20 days. In police court Charles Meyers plumber at courthouse jail tunnel is struck on head by a monkey wrench. wound treated. Ladies of the Maccabees plan a town social at Mrs R By Cole 22 Mount St Friday. The pocket postponed from Tuesday night due to rain. McIntosh Huntington Co Cleveland petitions in federal court to declare Roberts Rost South Bend bicycle dealers bankrupt. insolvent and owing over 1000 dollars. Fall carnival association names committee chairs for parade and related duties.

W. S. Beck Wisconsin Levi N. Willis Carlisle Thomas McNary Abert Charles’ Meyers Court House-Jail Ladies of the Maccabees R.by Cole Mount St McIntosh-Huntington Company Cleveland Roberts & Rost South Bend

Ruins of Prehistoric City Reported in New Mexican Canyon

Scientists report a 560 by 450 foot structure with 1200 to 1500 rooms in Pajaritos canyon. Finds include iron bar, copper ore, gold ornaments, turquoise, 25 vibrant pottery pieces, woven cloth, scorched corn, animal bones, iron knives, stone tools, and burial remains. Researchers Dr Geo I Cole Lay C Cole Prof R W Buller Rev G S Madden note hundreds of similar ruins from Bland to Espanola indicating historic population in the region.

Santa FH N. M Pajarsto Canon Geo. I. Cole Lay C. Cole Los Angeles Cal Greeley

Democratic “Long Tom” to open Chicago HQ in September

Democratic national headquarters will officially open September 1 at the Auditorium office building in Chicago. Ex-Gov John P Altgeld is chosen to fire the first shot of the campaign in Toledo August 1. The democratic press bureau moved Thursday to the Chicago American offices with Hearst offering to print the weekly bulletin free of charge.

Chicago Democratic National Auditorium John P. Altgeld Toledo Democratic Press Bureau Chicago American Hearst

Evil Dispositions Are Early Shown Headline

Fragmentary OCR note references early signs described as evil dispositions and mentions a teow cat mera and cine product claiming to vitalize and enrich the blood. Readers should interpret as a historical but unclear snippet with limited context.

Soldiers Run Guard Line as Rain Dampens Camp

About 200 privates and officers spent a damp night at the Yairview camp as rain flooded straw beds and hindered drills. A court martial formed, provost guards detained six for running the lines, and guards eyed smugglers while battalion events included a smoker for the South Bend band.

Bellevue Indianapolis M. W. Gilbert Fee G. W.feaser A. B. Schantz J. F. Lahmann J. E. Graves F. Blum F. Tranch Loughman C. Powers T. Enloe Harney B. Ky Donohue South Bend Maj Schantz Battery A Company I First Infantry Greencastle Bugier Shipley Shipley China

U S B L MEN IN ANNUAL SESSION

The United States league of building and loan associations opened a two day convention in the senate chamber with about 50 delegates. Gov. Mount hailed Indiana as a political factor and praised building and loan links to home ownership. Judge Royse of Terre Haute lauded the associations for economy and safety.

United States League of Building and Loan Associations Senate Mount Indiana Bell Taggart Indianapolis Royse Terre Haute

Mortons of Indiana Die in Alaska Epidemic

A Behring Sea outbreak resembling la grippe is fatal to natives and several crewmen. Special-agent Morton, son of ex Governor Morton, is reported dying at St Paul Island. Capt Cushing of the Rush notes 15 deaths at St Paul and eight at St George. Captain Shoemaker and other officials report the deaths and illness aboard revenue cutters Manning and Rush.

Seal Islands Behring Sea Treasury Department Rush Capt. Shoemaker Revenue

Chicago and national crisis items span deaths and unrest

A fragment list cites Chicago figures Christian Arpp John Bonin George Fix. a dead old-time gambler. Other notes mention Messrs Carl Weiss Lawrence Kruhel. Hanna departing Cleveland for Eyberon New Jersey. Ostenhout injured in Eureka Illinois wreck. three more bodies found aboard the steamship Saale in New York ruins. 95 000 have traveled from New York to Europe since January 1. Public workers demand higher wages on the New York Central. A mob in Willard Kentucky flogs George Duncan and his wife. Giles Baker faces assassination charges near Nashville. Roosevelt seeks 20000 New York volunteers for China duty. A LaSalle Illinois dispute injures six at a German American cement works. Bessie Hunter debuts as a professional in New York society. Martial law in fishing towns on Frazer river BC. Jap Indian tensions noted. Zelaya re nominated after a 12-year dictatorship in Nicaragua.

George Fix Chicago Lydenburg Cleveland Carl Weiss Lawrence Kruhel Hanna Eyberon N. J Ostenhout Eureka Saale New York Giles Baker Nashville Tenn W. A. Donelson Roosevelt China LaSalle Bessie Hunter Frazer River British Columbia

Wednesdays Grind By Board Of Works

Resolutions adopted widen Belmont avenue east side Morris to Miller and other street improvements including cement walks gravel roadways and sewers. A new wooden block pavement plan on Highland place addition approved. rescinded injunction bid issue. remonstrance against Eng Ash avenue creosoted blocks filed. Petitions for cement walks and water mains filed on Meridian and Chestnut streets. Senate to Missouri pavement denied until sewer construction, canal bridge repair specs adopted at Udollat ob ne.

Belmont-ave Morris Miller Howard St. Paul St Prospect Woodlawn Pleasant-st Harlan St. Paul First Alley McCarty-st Church Senate Indiana Ave California St. Clair Walter Eng Ash-ave Pine Shelby Meridian-st McCarty Bay Chestnut-st Minnesota Carson Tenth-st Missouri Udollat Ob Ne

French Consul Reports Massacre of Missionaries in Manchuria

Paris dispatch reports the French consul stating that 100 French missionaries have been killed in southern Manchuria. The claim emphasizes a severe loss amid tensions in the region and follows earlier reports of increasing danger for missionaries.

Paris Manchuria

Russians routed by Chinese along Manchurian railroad

In Mukden on July 5 the Chinese forces pushed back Russian troops along the Manchurian railroad. Michigan Democrats held their state convention on Thursday. Ludvig Rasmussen of Chicago killed Mrs. Augusta Bergenthal on Wednesday and then committed suicide after she refused his marriage proposal.

Michigan Ludvig Rasmussen Chicago Augusta Bergenthal

Fatal Explosion and Fire in Chicago at 125 Dearborn Street

A Wednesday blast at 125 Dearborn Street in Chicago caused a fatal explosion and fire on the fourth floor. Two deaths are confirmed, including a 55 year old widow and a 16 year old girl. multiple workers were severely burned and several will die. Fire originated from Windsor collar company celluloid chemical usage, blowing out room windows and engulfing the area. Etta and Jennie Munsell were carried out unconscious, while Mamie Kepler, 17, leapt from the window to the alley.

Chicago Dearborn St Elia. McLaughlin Viola Ritter Grace Peterson Windsor Collar Company Etta Jennie Munsell Mamie Kepler

Yardmaster Maloy Dead After Fateful Fall

Henry C. Maloy aged 52 night yardmaster for Vandalla railroad died at St Vincent's hospital after an accident Saturday night when he fell from an engine and lost both feet. He had been ill recently and his relatives believe fainting caused the fall. He leaves a widow and two children at 522 Marion Ave.

Henry C. Maloy Vandalla Railroad St. Vincent's Hospital Marionave

Postum Ad Persuades Reader To Try Coffee Alternative

A reader recalls dismissing coffee as cause of headaches and indigestion after reading Postum ads. After years of dieting and fruitless trials, starting Postum, with properly prepared brewing, relieved headaches and digestive ills. C E H Hasty of Alameda credits Postum with improvement and others claim stomach trouble relief.

C. E H. Hasty Alameda Cal Postum

Greenlawn may be bought for a park

Park plans hinge on condemning Greenlawn cemetery to revert lots to original owners. Attorneys say city can buy the site with the board’s consent, while city attorneys once ruled assessments belonged to lot owners. The piece notes Riverave improvements and old rulings affecting funding.

Greenlane Riverave Scott Jones

Hoover Arrested For Poisoning Milk Possibly Formaldehyde

Forrest G. Hoover dairyman at Thirtieth Street and Broadway was arrested Wednesday on an affidavit by Dr. E D Clark city sanitarian. He posted bond and faces charges of using formaldehyde in milk said to poison the children of Dr. Robinson North Alabama street.

Forrest G. Hoover Thirtieth St Broadway E. D. Clark Bond Robinson N. Alabama-at

Delegates Arrive for Indiana Fifth District Convention

Democratic delegates to the congressional convention of district five arrive in Greencastle. Frank A. Horner of Brazil is believed to lead and his supporters expect nomination by acclamation. Hon. John W. Kern of Indianapolis and Hon. George Fred Williams of Massachusetts will address the convention.

Greencastle Ind District 5 Frank A. Horner Brazil John W. Kern Indianapolis George Fred Williams Massachusetts

Was It Gates or the Body of 4 Cow in Jester Case

New London July 25. Defense in the Alexander Jester murder trial aims to refute state points. No evidence yet supports the prisoner’s innocence. the defense plans to bar the witness from testifying. Witnesses dispute prior testimonies and one recalls a cow body seen in a creek, not a human.

New London Alexander Jester W. W Settle Actes W. H. Owensby Paris Frank E. Shuck Wm. W. Shrewsbury W. W. Riley James McMorris Rei

City Grain Market Wheat and Corn Prices Mixed

Wheat values show weak demand with No 2 red and No 3 red quoted around 78 and 75 cents on milling freight while corn lists varied bids from No 1 white to No 4 white and mixed grades, with prices ranging roughly from 3 to 44 cents. Oats hold steady with No 2 white around 27 to 28 percent and hay shows steady timothy bids around 13 to 13.50 dollars per unit.

E. Hay

Wheat and commodity prices from Chicago market today

Chicago reports mixed grains and dairy futures with corn oats and wheat showing small gains and September pork and lard futures up. Butter and cheese prices quoted from creameries and dairies vary, reflecting market volatility and regional product names.

Chicago

Also Mentioned on This Page

Goebel Igpe Gov. Taylor Onwealth Wootsey City Life Fall Carnival Association J.R. Carnahan Admiral Brown Thomas Taggart C. F. Daly J. F. Quigley C. C. Perry Louis Murr H.T. Hearsey E. K. Chapman Max Hyman New Mexico Long Tom Eet Ornare Yairview Pipes Col. Wright Hospital Corps THE H-Lieber Company Washington ST H. Lieber Gov. Mount and Jos. Bell Nhe Mr. Rouse Morton Alaska Washington Capt. Cushing Christian Arpp John Bonin Willard, Ky George Duncan Nicaragua Santos Zelaya Board OF Works Yellow Terrors Ske Mukden Chi Nese Yardmaster Maloy Greenlawn Kodol Hoover Horner Alford WM. H. Block CO South Africa Interstate Interstate Stock Yards James Kirk Marble City Fairbank Washington-st Teliat Washington S Virginia Ave Wholesale Dept N. Ala, Tel Mi Timothy Union Stock Yards Indianapols Union Stock Yards Sloots Eens Ieee Steols Keene Ecee Rollrws Co
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