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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 26, 1901

Page

6

Sable Island Ship Graveyard Harbor of Lost Vessels

Sable Island off Nova Scotia is a treacherous ship graveyard with reefs and shifting shoals claimed by many wrecks. The island houses lighthouses and refuges amid 200 derelicts and famous losses like La Bourgogne and the Moravia, with storms and fog repeatedly swallowing ships and crews.

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Lobe Trotter Pingree Ups Against England

Ex Gov Pingree, globe-trotter and writer, faults England’s tipping system and rail policies in a Detroit letter. He recalls a Glasgow bath arrangement, noting no in-room bath and extra charges, and compares it unfavorably with American standards. He also praises some European railway practices.

England Pingree Pingreen rBs Europe New York Detroit Cleveland Ich Cleved Clevelad Ping

New Pneumonia Antitoxin Reported Saving Doctor Heiskell

Quarantine physician Dr. O. Heiskell recovers from a long pneumonia spell after two injections of the newly discovered pneumonia antitoxin. The health commissioner notes rapid relief from pain and difficult breathing, with additional injections possibly needed to save life.

Baltimore O. Heiskell

Noted Kent Man Involved In Tragic Hotel Incident

In Kent on March 26 Clifford Brown told authorities his wife was bluffing as she lay dying from carbolic acid in the Miller hotel. The coroner ruled suicide, Brown was released, and he formerly held a school post amid local notoriety.

Kent Clifford Brown Miller Hotel Brown South Lena Owen Stewin’ Brown Lake Shore

Tunis Medical Society Bans Mecca Pilgrimage for 1901

Tunis physicians seek to prevent cholera and plague spread by prohibiting the Mecca pilgrimage in 1901. They argue Mecca is a disease hotspot and urge the Algerian government to aid in stopping contagion, warning Europe and America would be materially safer if the pilgrimage is barred.

New York Europe America Medical Society of Tunis Mecca Igeria

Confession Clears Innocent Man After Prison Year

John Randolph returns home to Washington County after being pardoned for a crime he did not commit. The Casner sisters had vilified him. the 18 year old witness later swore he was innocent, and Copple’s partner faced ruin. The pardon ends a painful chapter for Randolph’s family and the town.

Centralia, ii Southern Illinois John Randolph Washington County Randolph Hester Casner Casner Ed Copple Copple Dopple Fairman

North Carolina men kidnapping thwarted by telephone help

In Alvarado Texas two North Carolina men claimed to seek a fugitive from murder. They abducted John Warnick, tied him, and boarded a train toward North Carolina. A long distance line and a quick alert by a Dallas telephone operator helped halt the plan at Mt. Vernon. Warnick alleges innocence as the captors are held for trial.

Dallas Tex Texas Alvarado North Carolina J. L. Peterson J. M. Cooper John Warnick Hamilton Warnick Fort Worth Mt. Vernon

Bat Causes Panic During St Patrick's Choir in New Haven

A bat swooped into the St Patrick's church choir in New Haven during a service, causing the soprano Julia Kennedy and other singers to faint or panic. The male choir members later hunted and killed the bat, and organizers planned pre service checks to ensure no bats or other vermin remain in the choir loft.

New Haven, Conn St. Patrick’s Church Julia Kennedy Frank Keenan Charles ‘Lautenbackh Daniel J. Sullivan

Aged Man Dies After Joy Shock in Limbert Family

Grand Rapids, Mich March 26 A dramatic tale unfolds in the Limbert home where an elderly man revealed as Clara Limbert’s father returns after years, brings fortune, collapses, and dies soon after. He left a ranch in Colorado and currency.

Grand Rapids Mich Charles P. Limbert Clara Limbert Colorado Miss. Limbert Limbert

Tutuila Residents Thank President McKinley for Re election

A Tutuila letter to President McKinley expresses gratitude for his re election and praise for the U S governance. The signatories MAUGA and TUITELE, governors of Falelima East and West, urgekeeping Commander B F Tilley as governor to ensure laws and stability in the territory.

United States of America Tutulla Samoa United States B. F. Tilley EB. F. Tilley Cwife Chiildren Mauga Falelima East Tuitele Falelima West

Sorghum Adulteration Question Reaches Law Officials

The attorney general received Greenfield's request on sorghum adulteration and remedies for mislabeling 75 percent sorghum 25 percent glucose versus the actual 25 percent sorghum and 7 percent glucose. Dr Hurty of the State health board replied that a law exists and can be enforced, but noted legislative obstacles to laboratory testing.

Greenfield Dr. Hurty State Health’. Board Hurty

Drunkard Mistakes Funeral for Wrong Wake

Louis Schernel a Levallois-Perret cabinetmaker, after his wife fell ill and died in a hospital, attended what he believed to be her funeral. He placed flowers on the tomb then drank for days. His wife unexpectedly reappeared, scaring him as he awoke to her in his room.

New York Louis Schernel Levallois-Perret France Beaujon Hospital Mme Schemer Cernel Schernel Mme. Schernel

Carrollton man swallows lamp chimney and carpet tacks

Burgin Kentucky March 26 Charles Woolridge a Milledgeville resident gained attention by swallowing a lamp chimney and two boxes of carpet tacks in under 20 minutes for a 25 cent wager. Doctors warned he could die yet he suffered only minor mouth cuts.

Burgin Charles Woolridge Milledgeville Here Fred Compton Woolridge

Grip Catarrh Cure Advise Urged By Doctors

Physicians describe grip as a catarrhal illness with head and throat symptoms and warn of fever pneumonia risk. Dr Johnson Ames recommends early home rest and hourly Stuart s Catarrh Tablets first day and every two hours next day to prevent deep seated trouble. Dr Gerard Simpson endorses the tablets as safe and effective for the elderly, available at drug stores for early use to break up the grip.

Johnson Ames Stuart Gerard Simpson

Suffering Wife Recovers After Dr. Pierce Treatment

Mrs. McAdoo of Whiting Missouri County Missouri credits a full recovery from uterine trouble ulceration and chronic pain to Dr. Pierce Favorite Prescription Pleasant Pellets Golden Medical Discovery and Extract of Smart Weed advised by his Common Sense Medical Adviser. Her letter joins other testimonials praising the regimen as curative for female weakness nervousness and related ailments.

Mississippi County Missouri Dr. Pierce Sidney B. Oakes Whitmell, Pittsylvania Co R. V. Pierce Buffalo N. Y

Wildcat question highlights a shopkeeper’s crime woes

Adam J. Trageser, a Washington produce store owner, asks police if keeping a wildcat is legal after four store robberies and henhouse thefts. An officer notes legality depends on location and suggests a watchdog, which leads to barking complaints and further break-ins.

Washington Adam J. Trageser

Dr Bull's Cough Syrup Promoted as Superior

An advertisement extols Dr Bull's Cough Syrup as superior for coughs and colds. It claims many remedies exist but positions this product as the best choice for relief.

Dr. Bull

Message in a Bottle Reports Shipwreck Off Cape Horn

A bottle found on Galveston Beach carried a message dated August 1, 1899 claiming the New York schooner Rover was wrecked at Cape Horn. It says Joseph and James Swift were taken captive by Terre Del Fuegan Indians and written on a playing card.

Galveston Tex Rover New York Cape Horn Joseph James Swift

Humors Surface in Spring Health Cure Ad

An old advertising note promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla as a spring health remedy. It claims the product removes humors that linger in the body during the season and wards off danger, ensuring good health.

Hood

Fine California Wines and Brandies at Schuller's

Schuller's at 210 N. Meridian Street offers a selection of fine California wines and brandies. The shop stocks bottled goods and related spirits for local customers.

California Schuller’s Meridianst

Notice of liquor license application in Indianapolis ward

The subscriber Joseph Winkler notifies voters of the Seventh ward Center township that he will apply at the April 1901 term to Marion county Indiana officials for a license to sell intoxicating malt and spirituous liquors in quantities under five gallons with on premises consumption. The business is located at No. 435 Massachusetts Ave in a two story brick building fronting north on Massachusetts Ave 18 feet wide 200 feet southwest of the northeast corner of square 19 Center township Indianapolis.

Seventh Ward Center Township Board of Commissioners Marion County Indiana Massachusetts Ave Northeast Corner Indianapolis Joseph Winkler

Chicago to Portland and Northwest Coast Rail Travel Ad

Advertises Chicago to Portland Seattle Tacoma and North Coast routes via Chicago & Northwestern railway. Weekly Tuesday sale dates Feb 12 to Apr 3 with shortest travel time and daily tourist car excursions. Details and pamphlets available from nearest ticket agent or 435 Vine Street Cincinnati O.

Chicago & Northwestern Railway St. Paul Omaha Cincinnati

Pocket Map of China Crisis Map for 2 Cents

Latest indexed map of Chinese empire with enlarged portion showing trouble area. Includes valuable information relating to present crisis. Copy mailed on receipt of two cents postage by W. B. Kniskern 22 Fifth Ave Chicago Ill.

China W. B. Kniskern Fifth Ave Chicago

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