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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 28, 1902

Page

2

Fitz and Mrs Fitz After Man Who Wrote Fake Fight Tale

The Tribune reports Bob Fitzsimmons seeks legal and physical retribution against the writer of a spoof story denouncing his fight with Jeffries. Fitzsimmons vows to pursue the writer across towns, with Mrs Fitzsimmons looming a warning. charity stake tops $25,000 for any proof the fight was not on the level.

Bob ‘Fitzsimmons Jeffries Bob Fitz Mrs. Fitzsimmons Fitzsimmons Percy Williams San Francisco, Athletic Club

Indianapolis Beats Minneapolis In Doubleheader At Minnehaha Park

The Indianapolis team split a Sunday doubleheader with Minneapolis at Minnehaha Park. In the first game Indianapolis lost 2 to 0 despite a pitchers duel, while the visitors won the nightcap 7 to 3 with strong hitting and solid defense. Newlin and Kellum pitched in the opener with three hits allowed off Newlin and two base hits for Kellum. Verden had a two-base hit for Minneapolis. In the second game Miller fended off a late Minneapolis rally as Indianapolis rolled to a 5 to 3 win. Byers and Heydon led the offense with hits, and Fox and Kuhns supplied stolen bases and sacrifices. Umpire Tynwall presided over both games.

Minnea Polis Newlin Kellum Imix Minneapolis Indianapolis Verden Yle Coulter Grant Ulins Ndianapolis Quillin Werden Heydon Feaso Tynwall Ngs Byers Miller Sporer Brien Kihm Doubies Jen Fox Kuhns Tyndall

Kil Kilhelia dies at 40 former American league organizer

OSHKOSH Wis July 28 Matt Kil Kilhelia former owner of the Milwaukee and St Louis American league teams died Sunday at the home of his parents in Poygun this county Kil Killlea was 40 years old He had been ailing from tubercular trouble He was one of the organizers of the present American league and remained active in conferences during its progress from minor beginnings to prominence

Oshkosh Wis Matt Kil Hlea Milwaukee St. Louis Poygun Killilea

Titus Lands in New York After Henley Diamond Sculls

C. S. Titus of the Union Boat Club, amateur American champion sculler, returns from Henley after finishing in the diamond sculls. He plans to return to Henley next year and aims to win. He will compete at the national rowing regatta in Worcester starting August 9, likely racing against Tennyck, the 1847 diamond sculls winner.

New York C. S. Titus Union Boat Club America Ocean Linen Minnehaha Henley Titus Worcester Tennyck

Lieber team defeats Postoffice 13 to 2 in league game

In a Commercial league clash Keeble pitched for Uncle Sam and fanned six but issued eight walks as Lieber defeated the Postoffice crowd 13 to 2. Marott beat Kahn’s 9 to and Frank of the Wassons topped People’s outfitting 14 to 6. Star store edged Blocks 14 to 10 at Forest park in a tight contest.

Lieber Postoffice Keeble

Son Strange In Bad Temper Slashes Wife At Home

Alonzo Strange a colored Republican politician slashed his wife with a razor at 549 East Court Street Saturday evening. One wound along the back exposed flesh to the ribs, another under the left arm. His stepdaughter struck him with a flatiron, wounding him. Police chased and captured Strange. the wife is hospitalized and will live. The stepdaughter is arrested for assault and battery. Strange previously served as a janitor at the police station.

Alonzo Strange E. Court St H.d Strange

Mayor Bookwalter backs market expansion plan and shed cost

Mayor Bookwalter says he favors covering the east open market and may include 10 000 to 12 000 in next year’s budget for the long sought improvement. He notes the big shed cannot be built for 5 000 and cites an estimate of 10 000 to 12 000. The Modern Woodmen head camp committee is raising funds for the June 1903 meeting in Indianapolis.

Bookwalter The Modern Woodmen of America Indianapolis

Doctor Loses Money and Jewelry in Midnight Burglary

Dr C N Harold of 1703 College Ave reported a burglary last night. A thief entered through a kitchen window, stole a gold watch and more than $100, then fled. The trousers were later found on a nearby porch. His daughter Miss Lora Harold witnessed a figure in the room before he disappeared.

C. N. Harold Collegeave Lora Harold

Suffering a Dozen Fatal Wounds Albert Melton Fought Month

Kokomo Indiana July 28 The autopsy on Albert Melton a colored ex pugilist who died Sunday reveals a shocking state of facts He survived a month with gunshot wounds from Myrtle Smith his stepdaughter who shot him a month ago One bullet pierced both lungs and liver while another lodged in the spine Doctors question how he lived a month The Smith woman will plead self defense she is charged with manslaughter and given bail

Albert Melton Melton Myrtle Smith Smith

Tra Y Not In It With Mep

James McKenney, recently released from a prison term for assault with a deadly weapon, fled Porterville after a morning shooting spree. He mortally wounded gambler Wm Lynn and injured several others including George Burrows and Deputy Willis before hijacking a team and escaping toward the mountains.

Porterville Cal James McKenney Tom McKenney Howell Wills Frank Butler Mainst Burrows West Jill Tracy

Compromised the Strike Ends for Western Union Messengers

Western Union messenger boys return to work in Chicago after strike settlement. They will be paid a fixed monthly wage rather than per message and work ten hours daily instead of eight, with improved but still defined hours. One hundred ten cipher weather messages could not be delivered Sunday night due to the walkout.

Chicago Western Union

Path of the Reaper and Other Indianapolis Death Notices

Nathan Kahn of Prospect and East streets died July 15 in Retzheim Germany while visiting his birthplace with Mrs. Kahn. News arrived via letter from Mrs. Kahn. no cause given. He led Indianapolis Jewish community efforts and charity, arrived 40 years ago. Surviving child Mrs. Hyman Fox, Indianapolis. Body shipped home. Carl F. Klotz at 1223 S Meridian died of stomach cancer after working on an airship invention. leaves widow and seven children. Interment Crown Hill. Mrs. Dwight H. Day, formerly Molly Townsend daughter of Judge Townsend, died in Colorado pneumonia. burial New Haven, Conn. Mrs. A. M. Lydy, 80, early Marion county settler, died at 1412 S Belmont Ave. Funeral for Mrs. Mary Healy, 220 Detroit St, cancer, at Holy Cross Church. Funeral for Mrs. Belle McMillen, 707 E Eleventh St, apoplexy. Charles F. Gordon, 497 E Washington St, well driver, found dead. coroner cites heart trouble.

Nathan Kahn Prospect and East Sts Retzheim Germany Kahn Rabbi Messing Indianapolis Indianapolis Hebrew Association Carl F. Klotz S. Meridian Sr Crown Hill Dwight H. Day Molly Townsend W. K. Townsend United States Circuit Court Arbor Ranch Colorado New Haven Conn

Four men lynch a horse thief near Shreveport

Four farmers from Jones Bayou near Shreveport formed a lynching party and killed Russell Taylor, a negro horse thief. Three lynchers were arrested for murder while Edwards remains at large as a posse hunts him. The police doubt the escape tale and call it a private lynching.

New Orleans Tom Patterson Webster Edwards Sam Ellison Elijah Koskey Jones Bayou Shreveport Russell Taylor Taylor Red River Edwards

Burford Ad Lists Loose Leaf Price Book and Child Syrup

An Indianapolis advertisement promotes a perfectly flat opening price book by WM. B. Burford and mentions Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething children. The bottle price is twenty five cents.

WM. B. Burford Indianapolis Ina

Bargains in Upright Pianos and Niagara Falls Excursion

Advertises slightly used upright pianos at Baldwin’s with a Niagara Falls excursion via C and D and Mich cent. Special through train from Indianapolis at 5:00 p m. Round trip seven dollars. Tickets valid twelve days. For details contact local agents or R P Algeo D P A.

Baldwin's Niagara Falls Mich Baldwin’s Baldwin

Just Think Brain Food Grape Nuts Ad Tale

A testimonial praises Grape Nuts as brain food, claiming a telegraph student cured stomach trouble and headaches after using the cereal. The ad asserts the product rebuilds brain and nerve tissue and invites readers to use the included recipe book.

Train Coach and Sleeper Fare to Atlantic Coast Points

Round trip fare $15 to Atlantic City Cape May Ocean City and other coast points. Tickets valid 12 days with stopover in Washington on return. Through coaches and sleepers. For details contact ticket agents or R P Algeo D P A.

Atlantic City Cape May Ocean City Washington R. P. Algeo

Annual Seashore Excursion to Atlantic City by Pennsylvania Short Lines

Special train with through sleepers and coaches via Delaware River Bridge Route to Atlantic City. Round trip $15. Return limit twelve days with stopovers in Philadelphia. July 31 departure. For details contact agents or W. Richardson D P A Indianapolis.

Pennsylvania Short Lines Delaware River Bridge Atlantic City Philadelphia W. Richardson Indianapolia

Panther at Large After Bronx Zoo Escape

A seven month old male Mexican panther escaped from its cage at the Bronx zoological park on Sunday. The animal, described as a fine specimen, has not harmed anyone yet but spread fear among visitors and residents as authorities, including three police stations and park attendants, hunted the cat through the night. Zoo officials say the panther has always been in captivity and will injure no one.

New York Bronx Zoological Park

Scenic Environs Highlight National Park Trip

The park offers tourists many novelties and curiosities. The stage 1 ride from Monida features scenery nearly as impressive as the park, and this journey is one of the many joys for visitors.

National Park Earth Monida

Suicide attempt linked to believed fiancé rumor at Palmer restaurant

Nellie Thompson a Palmer restaurant waitress living at 223 West Maryland Street tried to kill herself with laudanum Sunday morning. Dr Schenk of City Dispensary revived her after two hours. She believed the man she was engaged to had married another woman. the rumor proved false.

Schenk

Liners and ledgers advertised in Indianapolis Sun

Read the Sun’s liners on seventh page. Phone numbers include 850. Two loose leaf ledgers with self locking extension back offered from Indianapolis Indiana.

WM. B. Burford Indianapolis Ind

We Charge 106 for a Shave at a Phoenix Barbershop

Local ad proclaims a shave service at Phoenix Barber Shop 158 E Market St with a bold claim that it rivals any shave regardless of price. It emphasizes value and quality in its marketing.

Phoenix Barber Shop E. Market St

Rail offer to Sandusky from Indianapolis details

Lake Erie and Western Railroad advertises a $1.50 round trip to Sandusky, Ohio, with a Saturday night departure August 2. The Indianapolis departure is at 9:00 p m. Berths and chairs can be reserved by contacting A H Sellars G P A 285 Minois St.

Lake Erie & Western R. R Sandusky Indianapolis A. H. Sellars Minois St

Travel offers from Indianapolis via Chicago or St Louis

Low fares from San Francisco and Los Angeles to various points, with $54.15 tickets from Indianapolis through Chicago or St Louis gateways. Tickets sold July 28 and 299 and August 1 to 10, good for travel via different routes with stopovers. Return by September 30. For details contact agents at 48 W. Washington St Union Station or W. W. Richardson D P A in Manila

Indianapolis Chicago St. Louis Washington St Union Station W. W. Richardson

King Alfonso backs Spanish brick plant in Madrid venture

A Spanish company linked to King Alfonso orders 10 000 tons of machinery from Chicago and equips the Irubia arsenal with American electrical machinery and lathes. The Crisna company plans a Madrid brick plant to output 1 204 000 bricks daily, doubling soon, using over 600 000 dollars of U.S. machinery on 40 acres, touted as the world's largest.

Chicago Alfonso Irubia Crisna Company Madrid

Fast Trains To Chicago On New York Central

George H. Daniels says the New York Central adds speed with four 24 hour Chicago trains and two Empire State expresses daily. Highlights include the Twentieth Century Limited at 2 45 pm arriving 9 45 am, Lake Shore Limited 5 30 pm arriving 4 30 pm next day, and Fast Mail 8 45 am arriving 7 50 am.

New York Central George H. Daniels New York Central Road Chicago Empire State Twentieth Century Limited New York Lake Shore Limited Fast Mail Lake Shore Michigan Central Chicago Limited New York Times Buffalo Niagara Falls St. Louis Cincinnati Montreal Boston Albany Pring

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