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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1901

Page

6

Small properties drive slight market demand in Indianapolis

Real estate in Indianapolis shows strong interest in small residence investments with prices from 800 to 1500. Ioan companies outbid individuals, leaving them to seek limited chances in Meridian and Central avenues. Suburban and south side markets stay steady, industrial sites scarce, and North Indianapolis remains the best seller with fair prices.

Ioan Fall Creek Thirtyfourth-st Meridian Twenty-eighth-st Thirty-fourth-st Central Ave Thirty-fourth St Indianapolis

Brain-Wrecking Chess Provokes Medical Debate

Philadelphia June 15 Physicians challenge chess with a sharp stick citing a Satur day American Medicine editorial by Dr Geo M Gould. It notes mental breakdowns of three world chess masters, questions the value of exhibition and match games, and warns that the game mocks vanity and life.

Philadelphia The American Medicine Geo. M. Gould

Texarkana Father Claims Kidnapping Of Son

E D Strong of Texarkana reports his seven-year-old son was placed on a railroad train at Waco on June 1 to be sent home 250 miles away. No trace has been found and state searches continue with no results.

Dallas Tex E. D. Strong Texarkana Waco

Naval academy class aboard Indiana visits Newport News shipyard

The battleship Indiana arrived at Newport News harbor with the senior class of the United States Naval Academy aboard. The midshipmen will spend the coming week inspecting the shipyard and viewing warship construction.

Newport News Indiana United States Naval Academy Annapolis

Labor leaders meet but fail to settle at conference

Labor-commissioner McCormack, General-sup t Meeker and Supt. Bosler of the works held a Saturday morning conference at the mansion, but no settlement was reached. Also a drug advertisement touts Dean’s Ointment for piles with claim of instant relief and permanent care. Bargains in upright pianos at Baldwin's.

McCormack Meeker Bosler The Works Dean

An Old Nurse for Children Soothing Syrup Ad

An old advertisement promotes Mrs Winslows Soothing Syrup for teething children. It claims to soothe, soften gums, relieve pain, cure wind colic, and treat diarrhoea. A twenty five cent bottle is advertised.

Indiana Dental College and Veterinary Services Ad

Indiana Dental College lists W Cor Delaware and Chiosis as contact points for patient care from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. for all kinds of dental work. Dr W B Craig is a veterinary surgeon treating dogs with an office at Wood's Stable and telephone number 1097.

Indiana Dental College Ss. W. Cor Delaware and Chiosis W. B. Craig Wood's Stable

Pennsylvania Lines To Michigan Resorts Train Sleeper Departure

A through sleeper for Petoskey bound travelers will depart Indianapolis on train No 2 at 7 10 p m Thursday June 20 to serve visitors en route to Michigan resorts.

Pennsylvania Lines Michigan Petoskey Indianapolis Detroit Lake Niagara Falls Buffalo Exposition Pennsylvania Wabash

Two Special Fast Trains Schedule Published

The schedule lists two special fast trains. The first departs at 6 30 a m without local stops. The second leaves at 7 15 p m and will stop only at Rushville Connersville and Hamilton. Returning leave Cincinnati 20 D.

Rushville Connersville Hemiiton Cincinnati

Rev Quayle Preaches Final Meridian Street Sermon

Reverend W A Quayle delivered his last sermon as pastor of Meridian Street M K church to a large Sunday night audience. He did not issue a farewell address and only noted his leaving in a brief closing statement. A reception for Rev and Mrs Quayle is planned for Wednesday night in the church parlors.

W. A. Quayle Meridian-st. M. Kk

Woman Nearly Dies After Aconite Mistake at Home

Mrs B B Irwin of 323 West Washington street took a teaspoonful of aconite thinking it medicine. Her husband found her unconscious and cold thirty minutes later. Dr Karchner administered an antidote and she is expected to recover.

B. B. Irwin W. Wasington St

Butler Baccalaureate Sermon Honors Classmates

President Scot Butler delivered the baccalaureate sermon to the Butler college graduating class on Sunday. The service remembered Joseph K. Sweeney and Daniel W. Sigafous, class members who died during the year, with the discourse focusing on death and its results.

Scot Butler Butler College Joseph ‘K. Sweeney Daniel W. Sigafous

Burglary at Dr E Glenn Home Seized by Window Entry

Robbers struck the house of Dr E Glenn Sunday night while the couple was away between 8 and 9 o clock. A lady's gold watch, a set of diamond earrings and two diamond rings were stolen. Entry was gained by prying open a rear window.

Dr. E. Glenn

City Life Notes Spill From City Desk

John Egan resigns after 44 years as superintendent of parlor and dining-car service on the Big Four. Clarence E. Wilson nominated for postmaster at Delaware Ripley county to replace J. E. Edwards. Stenographers push to form a union with Organizer Blue to convene a meeting this week. Jose Hernandez Uwsera of San Juan Puerto Rico admitted to practice after Notre Dame graduation. Yearbook from the Aftermath club issued with violet cover and violets motif. The season will reopen Oct 3. Painter John Brannon injured after a 20-foot fall at Noble and Marion. Edward Renshen’s wagon hit by streetcar near Indiana National Bank. back strained. Sinking fund commission to hold no meeting despite June 15 deadline. Mayor Taggart and officials inspect Ward 15 for electric light sites. WCA annual meeting reports receipts $13,919.54 and balance $258.27. Breweries case seeks city refund of $1,000 license. refund delayed until Supreme Court acts. Benjamin Starr named to monument regents board. Gen Knefler’s death causes vacancy. Amick v Bermudez Asphalt et al decided for defendants after 48-hour jury deliberation. Three-year-old drank carbolic acid. recovering after treatment. Undertaker Pettigrew disappears with $861. firm suspects misappropriation.

Jose Hernandez Uwsera San Juan Porto Rico Notre Dame Tne John Brannon E. Washington Sr Noble and Marin Sinking Fund Commission Taggart Jeup Sahm and Maguire Julia Fish F. F. McCrea D. W. Howe Allen Johnson Supreme Court Benjamin Starr Richmond Board of Monument Regents George Parker Gen. Knefler Eliza Amick Bermudez Asphalt Company New Telephone Company C. O. Lowry

Spar for Position in Coming Fight Over Election Inspectors

City Clerk Geckler seeks City Attorney Kern opinion on whether old election inspectors hold over to serve at the ward 15 special election for a successor to Councilman Higgins. Republicans threaten suit if inspectors are appointed by motion for the minor election to test council power before the fall city election.

Geckler Kern Higgins Logsdon Merrill Moores Repub

Scottish Swindlers Target Firms in Glasgow Probe

Detective Brown from Washington DC is in Glasgow investigating a large scale swindle affecting American and British firms worth thousands of pounds. He refuses to reveal specifics as the inquiry continues.

Glasgow Brown Washington, D. C

Nerve Pills Claim Restore Vitality and Endurance

A testimonial from Charles Baker of Buffalo New York dated October 5 1900 endorses Dr A W Chase Nerve Pills as a powerful nerve builder. He describes prior nervous exhaustion from hard work and study and says after three boxes he is back at work and studies with renewed vigor and the old-time pleasure.

A. W. Chase Henry J. Huder Washington and Pennsylvania Sts Buffalo, N. Y Charles Baker Gorton St

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Dor. Tomson Stevenson Tomson Dr. Gould Baldwin's Rel Quayle Mrs. Irwin Butler Baccalaureate City Life John Egan Roa John F. Wild & Co Marion County Clarence E. Wilson Senator Beveridge Delaware Ripley County J. E. Edwards Blue Edward Renshen Indiana National Bank William W. Pettigrew Flanner & Buchanan, Undertakers W.washington ST Reed Rocker Brussels Ida Wwashington Peo Oreely Ellicott St Buffalo Charles Mayer & CO Washington ST Woodruff Place Lawrenceburg Aurora Indianapolis Union Station Reservoir Park Paris Brotherhood Locomotive Engineers Big Four Lafayette Sta E& S Mich Pennsylvania and Wabash Lines W. W. Richardson Ind Dr. Ray Ayma ZYMO Ray Music Hall Boston Mass Huder, Washinton Penn Pennivaoval Esa i Chichester Noles Chichester Madison Square Freila HLM Dlecasen Alee Eidueys Davol Medicine CO San Francisca Prostatitéa Iorgien
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