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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1902
Page
3
An advertisement warns against substituting cheaper catarrh remedies for Peruna. It stresses Peruna's uniform price, hospital endorsements, physician support, and endorsement by numerous U S legislators and the public, claiming substitutes always fail.
Floyd Hampton a West Indianapolis resident narrowly escaped a fatal fall after a brick released from the seventh floor struck his head while he sat beside the elevator shaft on the fourth floor of the Claypool hotel construction. Dr. Stewart treated the wound. Hampton’s condition is serious but not dangerous.
The city will not adopt Bermu ez or Trinidad asphalt and will require bids to meet a standard of top quality. Each bid must include a sample asphalt, with thorough chemical and physical testing planned. The administration aims to admit only certain grades within budget.
Readers may obtain a trial bottle and pamphlet by sending full name and post office address to the Dr. David Kennedy Corporation in Rondout New York and mentioning the Indianapolis Sun. The ad claims high cure rates for kidney and bladder disorders and urges try now with a postal card.
Francis M. Smith prosecutes Thomas Holmes for selling liquor to Edward Smith, a man described as not quite 20, in a West and Chesapeake street saloon. Holmes argues a prior claim that the youth stated he was of age, a defense challenged by the prosecutor. The case hinges on whether Holmes exercised reasonable precaution to bar minors.
Earl Hancock, 22, of 2121 Arsenal Ave Indianapolis, surrendered by his mother to Maj Macklin at a local recruiting office on Monday for desertion. He enlisted last February, previously served in cavalry, and was sent to Columbus Ohio Tuesday for court martial. His prior army experience suggests a likely harsh sanction.
Young women in white caps and badges form the reception committee for a major Christian Endeavor convention in Indianapolis. Registration began Tuesday in the Starr piano store with 64 registered by noon, and about 1,500 total expected. The booth moves to Union Station Thursday. committees pledge no work after midnight Saturday.
The government rented the Scott mansion at 2 Jackson Place for the president to use as office and residence while the White House undergoes repairs. He will move in upon returning from his Harvard trip.
Henry McClossen of Fort Wayne was arrested Tuesday on suspicion of passing a counterfeit $100 bill from an old series. U S Attorney Kealing and Detective Halls plan to travel to Fort Wayne Thursday to investigate.
London reports mounting fear that coronation plans will shift from joy to mourning as King Edward’s health deteriorates. Doctors operated after a long decline and the king, recovering briefly, asked to see the Prince of Wales and royal grandchildren.
Progress on the Indianapolis Shelbyville and Southeastern traction project advances with track-laying near completion on the Shelbyville line. Officials say cars may run by July 1 and a full schedule by August 15, with Lebanon to Crawfordsville and Frankfort branches awaiting completion. The two hour Indianapolis to Lafayette limited is planned at 46 mph, with 60 foot cars and reclining seats, few stops.
City engineer Nelson said he will likely withdraw from the Interstate Construction Company after a Cincinnati paper exposed the firm as a race gambling venture. He admitted knowing Fred Balcum years ago and investing a small sum without realizing the business differed from its representation.
Dr Dunning and Dr Clark explain perityphlitis as appendicitis old term for appendix inflammation. They warn king’s age and obesity raise operative risk but note a possible recovery even in grave disease. Causes include staphylococcus and streptococcus pyogenes bacteria. procedure involves abdominal incision and removal of the appendix.
A Roosevelt invitation letter dated June 21, 1902, confirms the president would be pleased to visit Indianapolis for the Spanish-American War veterans' national gathering this fall and promises full consideration of details during his western trip. Secretary Cortelyou signs the note.
Willie Stiner 24, son of a Bluffton farmer, received a $10 fine and 45 days in the workhouse after Judge Baker found him manufacturing counterfeit nickels. Capt. Tom Halis praised his skill while recalling his arrest and a high jumping escape attempt. The sentencing stressed the seriousness of tampering with Uncle Sam's currency.
The board of review assigns new values for Indianapolis Union Stockyards cattle hogs sheep and calves. Highlights include prime export steers 72 to 75, heavy hogs 7.30 to 7.80, sheep and lambs around 3.50 to 5.00, and cows feeders calves and bulls with varied price ranges. Chicago list shows cattle 3.40 to 7.75, hogs 7.30 to 7.80, sheep and lambs 3.50 to 7.00.
Miss Alice Forrest nineteen of New York died at Albany hospital after a fall through the stage into the cellar at Blocker hall Monday night. Cousin of actor John Drew she acted in A Lady of Quality. A stage hand found her unconscious in the cellar before curtain fall. She was engaged to Ralph Dean of the company.
The London market weak and American stocks down up to 1 percent. Copper and sugar trade reports show unfavorable and bearish tones. New York stocks fade then steady with slight recoveries in Union Pacific and U S Steel as pools and insiders support, amid strike chatter and broker sentiment.
A fragmented listing details bids and percentages for Indianapolis securities, including banks, railways, trust companies, gas firms, and utilities. It notes common and preferred stocks, bonds, and preferred stock yields with multiple series and issuers such as Indianapolis street railway UPSCOs, Capital National Bank, Union Trust, Indiana Gas, and New Telephone.
Market notes from New York list pork at 18.75 to 19.50 per hundredweight and lard at 10.90 while butter ranges 19 to 22 1/2 cents. Cheese quotes show large at 9 to 10 1/2 cents and small 9 to 9 1/2 cents. Eggs at 16 1/2 cents and dressed poultry prices cover turkeys chickens fowls ducks geese with varied cents per pound.
Wheat prices held steady with No 2 red at 7616c and 76c milling freight. Corn values showed firmer No 2 white 65c and various No 4 white 63c to 65c with mixed grades. Oats steady with No 2 white 46c and No 3 white 46c. Hay held at 12.75 to 13. Hay inspections list several car counts for wheat and corn and two car consignments of timothy hay.
East Buffalo market reports offerings at 375 head with steady tone and varied hog prices. Chicago wholesale grain and pre petals show wheat and corn shifts with July futures near 74 to 67 cents and pork, lard, ribs prices noted along with dairy and cheese quotes and live poultry and eggs ranges.
Kansas City Mo cattle receipts 7,000 best steers 4.90 to 8.25 record high. Hogs receipts 9,000 bulk 7.55 to 7.70 packers 7.50 to 7.80 etc. Sheep receipts 4,000 muttons 4.00 to 5.20 lambs 4.40 to 4.75. Cincinnati cattle receipts 153 shippers 5.75 to 6.15 good to choice 5.35 to 6.15 extra 6.25 to 6.35. Hogs receipts 1,981 shippers 7.75 to 7.8 good to choice 7.60 to 7.70. Sheep receipts 5,041 extra 4.00 extra lambs 6.00 to 6.70.
A detailed price list covers poultry including old turkeys and hens, ducks, and fall feathered birds, with eggs, cheese, butter, hides, tallow, flour, bran, cabbage, lettuce, various oranges, lemons, honey, potatoes, onions, beans, rice, molasses, canned goods, and meat products. The entry notes price ranges and unit descriptions across multiple categories, reflecting a broad market catalog.
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