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Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1901

Page

2

Gov Durbin Urges Health Fight Backed by Sanitation

Gov Durbin addressed Indiana health officers in the state house urging use of the public emergency fund to combat smallpox. He cited camp sanitation in Cuba and praised modern sanitation, clean water, and strict health laws as key to keeping people vigorous. Health officers from across the state will stay through Tuesday discussing public health.

State Health Board Gov. Durbin Conference of Indiana State House Health Board

Cut Prices claim no opposition in retail discounts

The originators of Cut Prices boast a monopoly on low prices asserting they retail goods 25 percent cheaper than standard wholesale rates. They emphasize money as power and promote aggressive pricing strategy without opposition.

Vermont Lieut. Gov. Allen Arrested in Bank Wreck Inquiry

Burlington May 27 Lieut governor Martin Allen and J W Ketchum were arrested over the Farmers national bank wreck at Vergenness. Allen a former vice president of the bank says he welcomes full investigation and will aid authorities. The case centers on alleged involvement in the bank’s collapse and related financial irregularities.

Burlington, Vt Martin Allen J W. Ketchum Farmers’ National Bank

Indianapolis Briefs: Fire chiefs meet. crimes and civic events

Indiana fire insurance agents meet in the Commercial club, Tuesday. Supt. Quigley heads to New York for the national police chiefs convention. Streetcar totals dip. Belt moves 19,265 cars last week. Free kindergarten and park events scheduled for June at Fairview and Woodruff Place. Edward Watkins sentenced for forgery. Dora Boles sent to reform school. May festival draws German groups at Germania hall lit with electricity. Several arrests for strikes and robberies at various city spots. Multiple notes on residents, church events, and local trades.

Indiana Quigley New York Police Chiefs Woodruff-place Free Kindergarten Society Alford Edward Watkins

Vergeness Enterprise and Book Handling Dispute

A report notes that if his books are incorrect they may have been altered by the cashier. Ketchum publishes the Vergenness Enterprise, with details implying concerns over accounting and publication practices.

Gation Ketchum Vergenness H Enterprise

Shot Colored Pastor Dead in the Pulpit

In Birmingham on May 27 Rev. J. O. McEwen a colored pastor of Harmony Baptist Church Avondale was shot dead in the pulpit as he began preaching a buckshot volley entered his body from a window a colored man Henry Fletcher was arrested charged with the crime he denies it the killing is linked to a recent scandal involving McEwen and Fletcher’s brother’s wife the church board had previously exonerated the preacher but a preliminary trial led to a conviction before he posted bond and appealed also in Paterson New Jersey John S Ainscourt and Sara Creathorn plan to marry by telephone because she is in a pesthouse with smallpox and authorities will not permit him to visit.

Dora Boles Reform School Germania Hall Ingersoll Holts Hitzelberger Thomas Keegan Illinois St Shine and Hagerty Frank Weaver Cornell Ave Massachusetts Ave Weaver Floyd Miller Lawrenceburg Jesus F. W. Miller Ward X William Glenn r.Young City Dispensary Miller, Scribner and Burk Robert Lorman Bellefontaine St James Bracken Yandes St Chas. Davis Columbia Ave Indianapolis Grand Rapids H. B. Gates W. E. Jenkins Richmond Jeweler Vincennes Zion J. C. Peters Edward White Haynes Opera House Minnesota Dr. H. Hicks C. G. Fisher Noblesville Westfield Benton C. Halstead Murat Halstead Cincinnati Daniel Virginia Fairbanks Harrison Monument Commission William Hardi Virginia Ave Bernauver Joseph Clark McAbee Spees Hillside Joy Joys THE SUN John M. C. Stewart Bates Claypool Stewart Maj Frank Thorp Tennessee United States Arsenal Gen Otis Birmingham Ala J. O. McEwen Harmony Baptist Church Avondale Henry Fletcher McEwen Fletcher Paterson N. J John S. Ainscourt Sara Creathorn Miss Creathorn John

Supreme court backs Ripper act creating city recorder post

Philadelphia May 27 Supreme court on Monday sustained the Ripper act which abolishes mayors of second class cities and establishes the office of recorder.

Philadelphia Supreme Court

Fire destroys Catlin business section in Danville

A Monday blaze gutted the business portion of Catlin in Danville, causing an estimated loss of 50000 dollars. Fire crews battled flames as investigators began to determine the cause and assess remaining structures.

Danville Catlin

Market Quotations for Wheat Corn and Oats

Wheat weak with No 2 red at 78 cents and No 3 red at 6 etc. Corn values show No 1 white at 4444 cents and varied No 2 white 4443c through No 4 white mixed 394 41 4c. Oats steady with No 2 white 31c and No 4 white 30c. Inspections list multiple car counts by grade and type including timothy hay totals.

Hay Timothy

Chicago Markets Report With Mixed Grain and DairyPrices

Chicago markets show wheat up four cents with May at 73 to 74 cents and July at 72 to 74 cents. Corn gains around four percent with May near 42 to 43 cents and July around 48 to 43?. Oats rise modestly with May at 29 to 30 cents and July about 28 to 29 cents. Provisions soften with July pork at 14.65, lard near 8.10, ribs around 7.95. Eggs advance to about 10.4 to 10.5 cents. Butter quotes include creamery and firsts around 18 to 19 cents, cheese varied from 9 to 11 cents with several varieties. Live poultry markets show chickens 8 cents, hens, roosters 5 cents, and turkeys around 8 cents per pound.

Chicago Young Americas

Cattle Receipts Light at Union Stockyards Indianapolis

Union Stockyards Indianapolis May 27 cattle receipts light shipments none. Quotations good to prime steers 1350 lbs.

Union Stockyards Indianapolis

Taft Silk Yardage Offer For 12 C Taft Tafetas

Yard wide fabric in tan and five shades of gray priced per yard. Quantity limits apply with potential bulk discounts. Purchase terms include standard net 30 via local supplier. Availability may vary by store and season.

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