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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1901

Page

2

City Board of Safety Rejects Firemen Pay Raise Bill

Board of Public Safety rebukes a proposed salary increase for firemen and city officials. They state pay and grades should be fixed by the city council and charter rules govern pensions. The bill would raise salaries from 600 to 1000 for members and add a new telegraph superintendent position. officials warn of funding and governance issues.

St. Clair Park Johnson Taggart Hind E Board of Safety

Extra of $205 3C Is Woted to Assistant Secretary Hutson

A Monday morning note records an extra of 205 dollars and 3 cents awarded to Assistant Secretary Hutson for journal work. The payment, described as an extra, was approved without dissent and cited as needed beyond regular clerical hours.

Hutson

Ward Lynching Investigated. Indictment Expected Low

Coroner Willis probes the George Ward lynching in Terre Haute. He will not release testimony, with grand jury session set for Monday. Indictments are not anticipated. A black man who denounced the lynching was assaulted by a white man and disappeared. Over $50 raised for Ida FinklestEin’s mother.

Terre Haute Ind Willis George Ward Ida Finklestein

Mayor Taggart at Home Sees Copper Outlook and Park Debate

Mayor Taggart returned from a Mexico trip Saturday evening praising the copper mines with old vein activity showing well. He disagrees with fencing St Clair Park, predicting the legislature will reject it on second thought and quips legislators will seek reserved seats for the parks.

Taggart Mexico St. Clair Ark

Pitched Battle Between Portuguese and Spaniards

Border feuds erupt into a deadly clash as Portuguese from Vincent attack the Spanish village of Villardeos killing and wounding many. A pitched battle ensues in Madrid reporting ongoing border hostilities and vengeance for a Portuguese death.

Madrid Vincent Villardeos

Local Actor Johnson Dies in Brooklyn Hospital

Johnson, an actor formerly of Apolis, died Sunday night in a Brooklyn, N C hospital of grip. He belonged to the Spooner company active in the east. His mother lives at Windsor block and the body goes to Indianapolis Tuesday for burial. He was a member of the Elks and the Knights of Pythias.

Man Johnson Apolis Brooklyn N. C Grip Spooner Company D- In Indsor Block Indianapolis The Elks Pythias

Flying Peter Burg Makes News In NCIE Dispatch

An obscure report from NCIE in Ind welcomes a flying Peter Burg on a Monday, with early details sparse and imagery of aviation interest.

NCIE Ind Peter Burg

Ex-President Harrison on Cuba and South Africa Conditions

In the North American Review Harrison argues the Spanish war aimed to liberate, while the British Boer war seeks subjugation. He questions support for Britain and warns against claims of suzerainty over Cuba, noting Cuba's political conditions at intervention differed from the Transvaal.

New Yorke March North American Review Harrison Cuba South Africa Great Britain

A Little Holy Terror Charles Mains Sent To Reform School

Charles Mains, nine, faced criminal court Monday for stealing a neighbor woman’s watch and tearing it apart. His mother testified he took anything he could grab. He lit gas and snuffed it, and spilled coal oil on a stove to see flames. Sent to reform school, he later cleaned a farm in 66 days. The judge warned the issue may be in him, noting his father is in the penitentiary.

Charles Mains

Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Cure for Blood Troubles

Advert reads that Hood's Sarsaparilla purifies and vitalizes blood to treat boils pimples eruptions sores debility languor kidney troubles indigestion and fatigue. Claims blood troubles multiply if left unchecked and should be rooted out in spring.

Hood

Purifies The Blood

A reader recounts using Hood's Sarsaparilla for a boy named Kyson who had pimples that grew into sores. After starting the remedy, the sores improved and eventually healed without leaving scars. The account is from Mars L Tazist of Hoboken New Jersey.

Kyson Mars L. Tazist Willow Avenue Hoboken N. J

Court Will Air It In Winamac Settlement Fight

Miss Pear LeMasters accuses former Winamac High School principal H T Reid of improper conduct. Trustees dismissed Reid who now seeks full financial settlement claiming innocence. The town remains split over the affair as court proceedings loom.

Winamac Ind Pear LeMasters H. T. Reid Reid

Logansport City News Digest Report Tied to Local Fines and Cases

Thos Mulman saloon keeper at 2615 W Michigan fined 10 dollars and costs for selling liquor on Sunday. J E Gibson and Jordan E Gordon of J G Gibson Co sought bankruptcy. Louis Hartman, receiver for the New Albany railroad, reports January earnings 2555.60 and expenses 348.56, net 207.04. Robert Romans who shot Gerald Thomas in the state house will have a hearing March 12. bond 3000 dollars. John Brown, held by detectives, wanted in Louisville for burglary and jail breaking. reward 50 dollars. Payton H Walter granted a divorce. ordered to pay attorney 25 dollars, fined 1 dollar and jailed ten days for contempt. Andy Hughes barber fined 23 dollars for offending women. judge Daly cracks down on harassing sellers.

Thos. Mulman Michigan St J. E. Gibson Jordan E. Gordon Logansport J. 3. Gibson & Co Louis Hartman New Albany Railroad John Brown Asch and Wallace Louisville Payton H. Walter George Spahr Andy Hughes Daly Hughes

Death demands and smallpox hit allied forces in Pekin

The Pall Mall Gazette reports the Chinese emperor plans to return to Pekin by late March. Ministers have ordered the execution of 12 more high officials and 60 provincial mandarins. Smallpox has broken out among allied troops.

London The Pall Mall Gazette Pekin

Lewis Perjury Case Questioned by Grand Jury

The grand jury met Monday and was instructed to closely investigate the charge of perjury against James H. Lewis. He testified before the grand jury last term and then forgot details about William McCauley being a policy agent when the case reached criminal court.

James H. Lewis Wm. McCauley

Five Children Die in Fire at Comanche Home

Five children of Samuel Vineyard aged 1 to 6 perished in a house fire near Comanche Texas Sunday night. The youngsters were alone in the home and could not be saved, officials reported.

Fort Worth Tex Samuel Vineyard Comanche

Judgment Against Estate of Marguerite Eitel Rendered

A circuit court jury awarded $6,340.31 against the estate of Marguerite Eitel on Monday for nursing care provided to the late Helen Tate during her protracted illness.

Marguerite Eitel Helen Tate

Small-pox Case Reported at Drake Street Residence

A case of small-pox at 1601 Drake Street was reported to the Board of Health on Monday morning. The patient is Gus Hancock, aged 20.

Drake St Board of Health Gus Hancock

Philippine deserter recaptured in Gilman home

Claude Mcowell, who escaped from Fort Thomas, Ky, was recaptured at Rose Stout’s Gilman home Sunday midnight by Marshal Leonard. He was taken back to Fort Thomas Monday. His wife mourns at the station. A three year old child in Eaton died after swallowing laudanum from a bottle on a chair.

Muncie Ind Claude Mcowell Fort Thomas Rose Stout Gilman Marshal Leonard Lee Gump Eaton

Laxative Bromo-Quinine Promotes Quick Gut Relief

An advertisement claims the grip cure, Laxative Bromo Quinine, can remove the cause of stomach discomfort. It presents the product as a complete remedy and emphasizes swift relief from digestive issues.

Bud Taylor fatally shoots May Nollard in Kansas City window

Bud Taylor formerly of the Toledo baseball team shot May Nollard from a Ninth Street window in Kansas City. Believed insane, he waited hours after a quarrel with his sweetheart. Her sister was with her. Schooner Dan arrived in Norfolk with crew nearly out of provisions after a 42 day voyage from Darien Central America.

Kansas City Bud Taylor Toledo May Nollard Ninth-st Dan Darien Central America Norfolk

Digestive causes of heart trouble urged by ad

An old article argues heart disease in Americans stems from weak digestion and stress, not organic illness. It touts Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a safe, effective post meal aid to improve digestion, blood quality, and heart function, suggesting regular use will cure stomach issues.

Stuart

Cattle and Hogs Steady at Union Stockyards Indianapolis

Cattle receipts light with no shipments. Prices for good to prime steers 1,200 lbs and up range about 4.50 to 5.03. Hogs receipts 1,000 with quotations from 5.00 to 5.55 for various weights. Sheep and lambs listed with mixed demand. hay and grain prices shown alongside inspections for wheat, corn, oats, and timothy hay.

Timothy

Great Opening Linoleum Sale With New Patterns

Aggressive sale note announces linoleum display with all new patterns and heavy quality at 55 cents per unit, offered at reduced price to 39 cents during the event.

Agra Brussels

Fabrics in Sale: Velour and Cheviot Specials

English velour 54 inch all wool medium weight priced at $2.50 quality now $1.13. Diagonal Cheviot 54 inch all wool superior finish $2.50 quality. Prunella 46 inch all wool silk finish $2.00 quality now $1.48. Unfinished Worsted 54 inch Saxony wool $1.50 quality now $1.19. Frenche Diagonal 46 inch all wool superior finish $1.50 quality now $1.19. Three extra specials in black cheviots including Black Cheviot 530c Gur 31.00, Black Cheviot 658, Black Pebble Cheviot 8¢.

Pnean Prunella

40 Inch Sheeting Prices and Brands

Classified notice lists 40 inch sheeting in various qualities and brands including Pepperell, Lockwood, Utica, and heavy round thread options. Prices shown are per yard with bulk rate opportunities and noted discounts.

Pepperell Lockwood Brand UTICA Lockwood

Special sale of lace and lawn tucking and All-Over Embroideries

Special sale features lace and lawn tucking 22 inch widths with 5 to 10 tuck clusters per yard. Imported ALL-OVER LACE AND EMBROIDERY sets with tucked and Point de Paris effects offered in two price lots. Fine lawn tucking 27 inches wide and embroidered all-overs in multiple patterns at discounted per yard prices. Also Valenciennes lace and Swiss/Nain sock embroidery at reduced rates.

Ceeeesees Point de Paris Valenciennes

Interstate Stockyards cattle and hog receipts at Indianapolis

At Interstate Stockyards Indianapolis on March 4 cattle receipts show light to good quality steers 1,350 to 1,450 lbs with prices around 10 to 5.60. Prime putchers steers 1,100 to 1,250 lbs quoted near 4.40 to 4.90. Heifers and feeders range 3.85 to 4.55 with mixed loads of cows and calves noted. Hog prices around 5.42 to 5.50, sheep receipts light with engine idle. overall market activity described.

Interstate Indianapolis Recedac Seerer Desateves O.ee

Wheat and meat prices slide in Chicago market report

Chicago March 4 Wheat May at 1334 75 4c lower corn May 41 411e oats May 554 2514e pork May 14.10 lard 7.47% ribs 7.20 eggs butter dairy prices listed vegetables and cheeses with varied quotes. Lost on E Michigan St car Sunday evening a lady s gold watch with name Hulda a mate found or return to police.

Chicago Dairies Michigan St Nemes Hulda

Bargain Dress Linings and Fabrics In Wide Range

FPERC.LINE at 36 inches wide fast black quality. 340 SILESIA yard wide extra heavy twill makes a firm waist lining. LINEN CANVAS stiffening and skirt facing. Regular 10e to 20e quality.

Ibaa Eileme Silesia

Quilts on Sale Offer Plain and Satin Options

Bargain quilt sale listing woven prices for large bed spreads and fringed quilts in blue pinks. Extra large spreads priced at 9C for $1.50 with hemmed ready for bed. satin quilts with pearl hemmed med finish offered at $2.39 for $3.98.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Board OF Safety Board of Public Safety Ion Mayor Taggart Trueman Johnson Reform School For Safe COURT Prof. Reid City Life Robert Romans Gerald Thomas State House Thomas Lewis Alford Union Stockyards City Grain Tumpet Wim.'h. Block Co Wm. H. Block Co Smyrna Axminster Smith's Bigelow Axminster China Oxford Foulards India Eeeee TC Liberty Suror Black Abe Hope and CABOT Lonsdale, Hill, Masonville Cambric Muslin Ncu Lonsdale Lie Ion Saisie Wpetnh Gente Eet News Cie Young Americas Attracence Wens Torchon Lace
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