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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1902

Page

2

There Will Be No Quarantine in Kentucky on Indiana

The Kentucky health board decided not to quarantine against Indiana after a conference in Louisville. Indiana officials stated the smallpox situation is under control in all Ohio river counties except Spencer. Kentucky postponed any quarantine for ten days and may not implement it at all. Attorney general Taylor’s opinion was submitted, affirming Indiana’s power to compel county boards to act against the disease.

Kentucky Health Board Indiana Sunagy Indiana Health Board Loulaville Indiana Board Ohio River Spencer Kentucky Board Cials Attorneygen. Taylor State of Indiana Chicago F. Klinehamer Fillmore Street D. D. D. Company Dearborn Street Cook County Hospital Geo. W. Howard Lincoln Building Detroit, Mich

Boynton Removes Roosevelt Rough Riders From School Histories

Washington May 31 The school histories used in the District of Columbia have expunged deeds of the Roosevelt Rough Riders Attorney John B Daish urged the president to ensure proper teaching of the brave deeds and valor of the First Volunteer Cavalry Gen H W Boynton leading the school board criticized the line and publishers deleted the San Juan Hill reference

Gen. Boynton Roosevelt Rough Riders Washington District of Columbia John B. Daish Roosevelt Rough Riders First Volunteer Cavalry San Juan Hill H. W. Boynton

Fine coffin for a dog in Cleveland

Bonnie a pet dog of Mrs A E Vage and daughter Cascave died from a mastiff bite and was laid out in a velvet lined casket with flowers. Funeral services were conducted at Dr Staniforths dog hospital. Mrs Page and her daughter attended as the coffin was sealed. The dog rests at the burying ground marked by a warble headstone. Bonnie had been a family pet for over ten years.

Cleveland, C Bonnie A. E. Vage Cascave Staniforth Hosital

Honest Doctor Warns Coffee Harms Health

Dr Hewet cites personal history to claim coffee is a slow poison. He says abstinence until age 21 and later coffee led to gastritis dyspepsia and nervous ailments, while substituting Postum improved appetite and vitality, asserting coffee as dangerous and widespread.

Hewet Owith

Well Known Mason Dead

Ambrose Moore aged 49 a heating and ventilating contractor died early Saturday at Eastmans sanitarium after being ill for a year and a half He leaves a widow and two children Funeral services will be conducted by the masons Moore was a thirty second degree member and formerly served two terms as sheriff of Fountain county He came from Covington about eight years ago

Ambrose Moore Eastman Cornellave Moore Masons Order Covington Fountain County

Market Prices For Indiana Fruits And Vegetables In Brief

Indiana strawberries big as hats sell at 15 cents a box with small ones at 10 cents. New potatoes 20 cents per peck, spinach 15 cents per peck or 40 cents per barrel, head lettuce five cents, peas 40 cents per peck, beans 40 cents per peck, cabbageheads not yet in, new cabbage 10 cents a head, asparagus 25 cents a big bunch, watercress five cents per bunch, mustard greens 15 cents per peck, tomatoes variable with large ones at 15 cents a pound, cherries 10 cents a quart, gooseberries and green currants 25 cents for three boxes. Eggs 17 cents a dozen, poultry prices 40 to 90 cents each for springs, 12 cents a pound for old hens, 8 cents for old roosters, 10 cents for young roosters, ducks 10–12 cents, springs 20–25 cents, turkeys 11 cents, butter 20 cents per pound, country rolls 18 to 24 cents, creamery tub 23 cents, brick 25 cents.

Indiana

Steamer Camano Sinks in Columbia River

The steamer Camano, with 11 crew and flour aboard, sank after being swept by the swift river current 18 miles above Wenatchee. The vessel turned over but all crew escaped. Capt. Barrett remained in the pilothouse as it rolled. Archie Dovell was reported lost.

Tacoma Wash Camano Columbia River Wenatchee Barrett Archie Dovell

University of Nebraska Chancellor Denies Rumor

Lincoln May 31 Chancellor Andrews of the University of Nebraska dispels a circulating rumor regarding his plans. The official statement clarifies there is no truth to the speculation and the university leadership remains unchanged.

Lincoln, Neb Andrews University of Nebraska

Terrific Black Sea Storm Wrecks Vessels

A violent storm swept the Black Sea on Friday causing heavy damage to shipping. Thirty ships were wrecked and about 150 lives were lost according to reports from Constantinople.

Kby Black Sea

Landis Collapses After Memorial Oration in Marion

Frederick K. Landis, recently nominated by Republicans for Congress in district 11, delivered a memorial oration at Jonesboro Friday and then collapsed from nervous prostration. He was moved to a Marion hotel room where physicians say rest for several days is essential to save his life.

Marion Ind Frederick K. Landis Congress Jones

Schwab's Brother Joe Named President of Steel Foundries

Charles M Schwab selects his brother Joe as president of the American Steel Foundries Company with a $50,000 annual salary. Joe previously served as a draftsman in Braddock and later as manager of the Duquesne branch under Schwab.

New York Charles M. Schwab The Steel Trust Joe Charles American Steel Foundries Company

Man Arrested in Theater For Annoying Actress

A man claiming to be Max Hildebrandt was arrested at Herald Square theater after accosting Lulu Glaser of the Dolly Varden company on the street and sending her a chart with bullet holes, misrepresenting his marksmanship. Nearby items note Navy yard search, promotions, and various local ads.

New York Max Hildebrandt Herald Square Theater Lulu Glaser Dolly Varden” Company Hildebrandt Miss Glaser

Paine's Celery Compound Promises Relief for Nervous Ailments

An advertisement extols Paine's Celery Compound as a cure for run down health and nervous troubles. Ex Alderman Fred G Brenner of Troy New York credits the remedy with restoring sleep, appetite, and vigor after years of dyspepsia and fatigue.

Paine Fred G. Brenner Troy

Farmer John Carl killed by Monon train near Sheridan

In Sheridan Indiana a farmer named John Carl was killed when his wagon and two horses blocked a Monon passenger train about seven in the morning. The wagon was demolished and one horse died. another horse was thrown clear and unharmed. A separate brief from New York notes an unknown man about 25 leapt into the Hudson River Friday night.

Sheridan, Ind May St Sps John Carl Monon Sheridan Trai New York Hudson River

Death by self action of Michael Rein ager in Marion

Marion Indiana May 31 report states Michael Rein ager an elderly soldier died Friday by his own hand using laudanum. The item also includes multiple advertisements for local businesses and upcoming train travel from Indianapolis with various return fares and schedules.

Marion Ind Michael Reinager

OUR SOLDIERS. Two Officers Dead and Disease Rising in Philippines

Washington authorities report a cholera outbreak in the Philippines with the deaths of Capt. Charles E. Russell and Lieut. O. H. Rasy and other cases among troops. Surgeon Wiman says the situation is grave as quarantines and strict measures are imposed to prevent US landfall of sailors. War department officials pledge determined efforts to curb the epidemic amid hundreds of deaths, mainly among natives. Ada Gray, the East Lynne star, is hospitalized at Fordham for cancer and locomotor ataxia after years at the home for incurables and recent relocation with her husband. Lee Carter, a farmer in Vincennes, Ind, died after a mule kick.

Washington Philippines Chas. E. Russell Army O. H. Rasy Marine Corps Wiman Marine Hospital Service United States Philippine War Department New York Ada Gray East Lynne Fordham Hospital Fordham Chas. F. Tingay

Railroad Time-Card Shows Extensive Schedule of Lines

The page lists multiple rail lines including Cleveland, Benton Harbor, and Monon routes with Express, Fast Mail, and Accommodation services. It notes daily, Sunday, and limited operations, times such as 6:45, 11:15, and 4:45, and features entries for Philadelphia, New York, Baltimore, Washington, Columbus, Indianapolis, and Chicago connections.

Chicago Night Express Chicago Fast Mail Chicago Express Chicago P.D Decatur &St.Louis Pennsylvania Philadelphia New York Baltimore Washington Columbus Ind Louisville Richmond Piqua Col Vincennes Express Colump's Mad Wwigsey Martinsville North Vernon Madison Dayton and Xenia BRB AGB Pittsburg East Phila Logansport Mintmene Brad T ‘O Wahington Dayton Springfield Vincennes Tass Stap Spencer Phils N.Y Martinaville Quas Logansport Vandalia Line

Union Traction timetable for Indiana routes and stations

The Union Traction Company of Ind lists a timetable from Station Union Block at 119 W Maryland St for Anderson Muncie Marion Alexandria and intermediate stops. Regular departures start 4 15 a m every hour to 9 15 p m and 11 15 p m Limited trains to Anderson depart 8 00 a m 11 00 a m 2 00 p m and 5 0 p m with Anderson travel time about one hour twenty five minutes and to Muncie about two hours with arrivals at 12 00 a m and 2 00 p m

Union Block Maryland St Anderson Muncie Marion Alexandria

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