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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 1901

Page

6

Grand Id For Next Week Brings American Vaudeville Acts

A forthcoming week features Alison troupe seven performers in a daring seven foot air act and other acts including H F Fox burlesque and Bessie Munroe dancer. English's presents Herbert Kelcey Effie Shannon in My Lady Dainty with a large supporting cast and a Friday Saturday engagement.

Prom Fong Allison Cbats Will H.fox London Bessie Munroe Sisson Barnes Clayton Jenkins Jasper America A. O. Duncan Homan Adelle Hoopers Herbert Kelcey Effie Shannon My Lady Dainty New York Miss Shannon Lucette Ryley

Park Presents Two Dramas Next Week Attracting Crowds

The Park will stage two melodramas next week The Great White Diamond features a dramatic mail train rescue and a deadly swing over a ravine with a human pendulum The Sunshine of Paradise Alley continues its five year run with a familiar cast and new melodies The great river scene with the Brooklyn Bridge in view is highlighted by illuminated stage effects The cast includes Hennig Dunnman Thompson Phila May Mrs Charles Peters Helen Gurney Grate Kimball John Walsh W J Sully and Geo P Annand amid a program of songs and sequences.

Thompson Pardise Alley Englishfs Phila May Sunshine Charles Peters Widow McNally Helen’ Gurney Mrs O'Grady Grate Kimball Helen Rich John Walsh Jimmie Powers W. J. Sully Geo. P.annand Holy City Sap Late Brooklyn

Boy Fights Bull at Farmland Field

Emanuel Wagner, a farmer south of town, was tossed into a fence corner by a mad bull. The animal charged again, damaging him and injuring his son who used a pitchfork to distract the beast. The boy, returning to aid his father, drove the bull back until it finally fled.

F Ndlay Emanuel _Wagner Here Jener

The Zoo in Indianapolis to Close Saturday Night

The popular Indianapolis attraction will close to the public on Saturday night with newspapermen invited as special guests. Acts include Capt. Bonavita and 20 lions, Klake's dog and monkey circus, Mons. Boyker with bears, Doc the baby elephant, Baby Stella, Prof. Aginton the human top, and Lorenzo’s lion hunt. An extra act features ksau the chimpanzee, plus philanthropic notes on Mr Bostock’s support for orphans.

Bostock Capt Bonavita Prof Klake Mons. Boyker Doc Baby Stella Aginton Lorenzo Ksau Hisau

Village postmaster to headline English's shows in March

The village postmaster finishes a 150 night New York season and will appear at English's on March 12 13 with Archie Boyd in the title role. Foxy Quiller plays March 25 and Francis Wilson is an early attraction. Marguerita Lemon, former Indianapolis singer, soloist. Sousa concert at Tomlinson hall March 18 poised to draw large crowd.

New York English’s Archie Boyd Foxy Quiller Francis Wilson Thomas Orchestra Marguerita Lemon Indianapolis Miss Lemon Sousa Tomlinson, Hall

State scores point in Moser trial defense witness

In Pekin Illinois on March 2, Dr Crawford testified for the defense that crimes committed during mania or acute melancholia leave no lasting recollection after the mania passes. He argued such a man may not be insane despite killing his wife or children, noting Moser described his acts after arrest.

Pekin Moser Crawford

Pay rolls approved by city board of works

The Board of Works on Friday approved multiple pay rolls. Items include Sewer gang 180.85, street repair gang 47.15, assessment roll clerks 425, bridge gang 80.25, Brightwood water works engineers 120, superintendent of streets office force 269.99, S H Meyers garbage inspector 75, sweeping inspectors 160, city hall janitors 150, Tomlinson Hall janitors 195, civil engineer's office 1373.33.

Board of Works Brightwood Water-Works S. H. Meyers City Hall Tomlinson Hall

Dr Bulls Cough Syrup Promises Croup Cure

An old advertisement claiming Dr Bulls Cough Syrup cures croup and whooping cough with no danger, urging mothers to use the remedy for children.

Slavery Returns in Anderson County Stockades

A Georgia or South Carolina dispatch alleges a revival of forced labor for Black people in Anderson County with stockades, convicts and free negroes kept under armed guard. It cites judges, planters, and a witness who describe lashings, bloodhounds, and family separations amid convict leasing.

Anderson County Stockades Benet Grand Jury State Penitentiary Will Hull W.S. Newell Newell W. Q. Hammond South Carolina

Kealing Targeted by Strong Calumet Canal Lobby in Indiana

The Indiana legislature faced intense lobbying against the Calumet river canal bill as Joe Kealing’s candidacy for Mississippi river commissioner drew opposition. Railroads and local attorneys swarmed Indianapolis, shifting votes. Harris and Scott switched stances, Erdnitz opposed, and new reports allege paid influence for anti bill speakers. Clem of Vigo declined to leave the chamber despite pressure.

Joe Kealing Kealing Indiana Indianapolis Harris Scott John B. Cockrum Erdnitz Clem Vigo County

Harvard Student's Genius Pan American Statue Earns Exposition Honor

Charles G. Rumsey a Harvard junior from Buffalo modeled an Indian on horseback statue accepted for the Pan American exposition grounds in Buffalo. He plans sculpture as his lifework, has a dorm studio, and is active in hockey and Boston art circles while pursuing prestigious clubs.

Charles G. Rumsey Buffalo Harvard University Rumsey Harvard Lawrence Rumsey Young Rumsey Boston Art Club Dugamma Club Porcellian Club Boston Sculptors Russell Hall Cambridge

Gates' New Trust Formed In Cincinnati

A $10,000,000 coal trust is organized in Cincinnati with John W. Gates believed to back the venture. The initial move is the acquisition of 25,000 acres of coal lands in West Virginia, boosted by Marmet coal company holdings in the city, which are expanding fuel output.

Cincinnati John W. Gates West Virginia Marmet Coal Company

Independent ticket mooted as reform stalemate in city race

Conservative Republicans lament legislature failure to enact primary reform and fear Charlie Bookwalter will lose to Tom Taggart again. A North Side drugstore crowd discussed a citizens ticket arising from the muddle, with mixed political support and potential third option.

Charlie Bookwalter Tom Taggart Ward 2 Northside Citizens Taggarp Bookwalter

Cleanse with Cascarets Candy Cathartic

Advertisement promotes Cascarets Candy Cathartic for cleansing the system. It lists price points of 10c 25c and 50c and notes availability at druggists.

The Sun's For Rent Rooms Column Invitation

A notice invites readers to browse The Sun's For Rent rooms column free. It signals available room listings and local housing options without charge.

Trouble in Oporto as tobacco workers clash

A brief report notes unrest among tobacco workers in Oporto with tensions rising as authorities respond. The piece mentions Belle Johnson, a young subject, and hints at broader political disruption linked to a law ousting mayors in Pittsburgh and Allegheny despite fragmented phrasing.

Belle Johnson Seer Pennsylivania Pittsburg Allegheny

Expert on the stable question explains cow and horse care

Frank A. Converse, head of livestock and dairy at the Pan American exposition, explains why stable sanitation matters. He outlines how stable design, sunlight, ventilation, and cleanliness reduce harmful bacteria, improving health and dairy quality for visitors and producers.

Frank A. Converse Converse Exposition New York State

A New Patrick Henry in Congress

Washington March 2 Mississippi will gain a Patrick Henry in congress with the close of the present session and another with the assembling of the next. Patrick Henry of Brandon Mississippi district 7 is six feet tall with gray hair and a genial southern manner. Born 1848 he was a Confederate major and later a state legislator. He is in his second term and won 3 278 votes to 327 for rivals. His nephew Patrick Henry of Vicksburg district 3 will debut next session and holds judgeship experience. The Mississippi Henries trace Virginia ancestry and the records are under investigation.

Washington Mississippi Jose Patrick Henry Brandon Henry Congress Cleveland Vicksburg State Senate Gen. T. C. Catchings River and Harbor Committee Virginia

Census dispute taps county population method in Brown case

Judge Campbell rules county commissioners cannot fix the salary of the county judge and weighs whether the legislature may authorize multiplying vote totals to derive population. Brown county shows 20 110 by the method, while census data lists 15 286. Armstrong park land company advertises $200 shares with $10 monthly payments.

Brown County Hauser Campbell Census Bureau Armstrong Park Armstrong Park Land Company Ingalls

Old Nurse for Children Soothing Syrup Ad

An 19th century old advertisement claims Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup eases teething pain soothes gums cures wind colic and treats diarrhoea with a price of twenty five cents per bottle for children.

Stuart's Catarrh Tablets Fight La Grippe Claims

An ad asserts contagion of grip and explains that Stewart's Catarrh Tablets can prevent pneumonia by antiseptic action. It cites Dr. Anniston and Dr. Lewiston praising the tablet’s safety for children and adults, recommending rest at home and hourly dosing for a couple of days.

Anniston Stuart Lewiston

Windows in Church for Bankers and Railroaders

A Richmond Virginia Broadus memorial church plans memorial windows for American soldiers sailors bankers railroaders and iron workers. Contributors receive pew-admission cards and the church will feature a public reading room a library and a nursery for attending mothers and children.

New York Broadus Memorial Richmond Christian Bankers of America Railroad Men of America Iron Workers of America

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Lady Dainty Isarwke and Frank Hennig Hennig Thomas W. Keene Boy Bull Maddenea Zoo Esau Dr. Crawford Bondace Columbia 8. C Harriet Beecher Stowe Uncle Tomi Calunet Canal Co. G. Rumsey Gates’ New Trust Independent Ticket Mary Bill Muddle Health and Beauty Oporto rHe Evans Chemical Co Niculay Ghichester Rei Lars Madison Square Bates House ‘Pharmacy W. Kington St Browns Herbert Shearer Patrick Judge Campbell Aberdeen S. C Clark Art Studio N. Hlinois la Grippe Tazious the Sun Ness Bishop Co San Francisco California By Drug CO W. Washington St Ind
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