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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1901
Page
3
An advertisement warns buyers to insist on the genuine Doan's Kidney Pills priced at 50 cents, manufactured by Foster Milburn Co. of Buffalo New York, noting some druggists may substitute a higher profit item.
Mr. F C Cook of 515 Daugherty Street reports six years of kidney pain and nocturnal secretions ending after using Dean's Kidney Pills from Henry J Huder's drug store. He notes back pain faded and mobility returned with a strong recommendation to friends. Dr. Fred McIntosh of 38 East South Street also says the pills cured his back pain and irregular kidney secretions after trying them.
W A Roberts of 1153 Fletcher avenue, while local superintendent for Globe Life and Accident Insurance, reports kidney relief after using Dean's Kidney Pills. He says back pains and difficult kidney secretions disappeared after one box and endorses the remedy highly.
W H Heaven of 215 Minerva Street, a produce dealer at 88 East Market, credits Dean's Kidney Pills with relief from loins pain, kidney color and odor issues, headaches, and fatigue after grippe. He had tried doctors with little relief before starting the pills and reports improvement after a few doses.
Short of gas and skilled workers, the American Window Glass Company will abandon one of its two Muncie plants. The firm has enough men and gas to operate only a single plant.
Revised totals from across Ohio set Nash’s plurality at about 67000 while the rest of the GOP ticket runs near 80000. Senate 21 Republicans to 12 Democrats and House 68 Republicans to 16 Democrats. Nash ahead in rural areas but behind in major cities.
In Wyack New York on November 7 a fire destroyed the St Albans hotel a summer resort at Con Ger's City. Timothy Gibbons was killed after being run over by a fire apparatus. Property loss estimated at 25000 pounds.
Indiana Dental College advertises patient service by S and S with W Cor Delagrave and Chip ets offering dental work from 8 a m to 5 p m for all kinds of dental work.
Henry Karstadt has purchased Brill Dyeing and Cleaning Co. plants at 298 Mass Ave and 155 N. Minois St, upgrading with modern facilities. Formerly of Excelsior Pantorium at 904 College Ave and 932 Fort Wayne Ave, his quality work has earned many friends. With the new setup dry cleaning can be returned in three days.
Horoscope notes for Thursday November 1 warn those born today will be careless untidy and unlikely to succeed. The column offers a light hearted birth forecast rather than a factual event report.
A list of births and deaths with ages and causes ranging from cancer to meningitis, plus a section on marriages. Names include Minnie Galbreath, Henry Mondary, James Gray, William Cox, John Post, Walter Greenland, Leonard Chapin, Bertha Marlowe, Vida Cottman, Sophia Albertson, Mary Folsom, Daisy Fern, Bertha Brady, Clara Strange, and several marriage entries such as William J. Lewis and Lulu Grace Harden.
The notice lists Albert C. Ayres with Leovica H. Perkins, Claude E. Williams with Jessie Coffy, and Frederick W. Waldkoetter with Maude E. Bolinger in a set of paired entities likely related to a legal or property matter.
A sequence of small property notices lists several homes and cottages with prices. Margaret Mies at East and Pratt streets offers a frame house for 2000 dollars. Lewis Newburger near Fall Creek offers a cottage for 825. A Alexander near Pogue's Run lists a cottage for 1165. George Jeffries near Chio street lists a cottage for 2850. Silver Bros. at 100 Massachusetts Avenue lists repairs for 100 pounds. Mrs. 8. C. Wright near Tenth street offers two cottages for 1800. A E Daver at 624 N West street lists repairs for 210. H. G. Wilson at Twenty fourth street and Dewey avenue lists a frame house for 3000.
Ex President Grover Cleveland and Mrs. Cleveland were the honored guests at Carnegie Institute Pittsburg on Founders Day. Cleveland gave the principal address on the obligations of national co operation. Other speakers included Joseph Jefferson and artists Robert W. Allan and John W. Alexander.
James McCormick, son of a California pioneer, recently located a Summit county placer mine after a barber in Leadville joked about gold in his hair. He washed in a turbulent stream, found a natural amalgamation in his hair, and returned to investigate. He claims the placer is worth $160,000.
Chicago police identified the residence where Antonina Natali was killed and found his room smeared with blood. A sixth suspect was arrested, and police now believe robbery motive drove Natali, who had several hundred dollars and was traveling from Livermore to Italy to wed a young woman. All suspects worked with Natali in Livermore.
Several hundred dollars damage occurred at the Garver ice company plant on Ohio street when a cylinder head exploded from the engine. A wall was torn away and no one was injured.
New York November 7 The Standard Oil trust reports a 48 percent dividend for the year, payable December 16 totaling 48 million dollars on the capital stock. John D Rockefeller has received substantial dividends over the past ten years.
Unclear OCR fragment mentions wines and bottling in California with garbled proper names and entities. No coherent event or identifiable subjects emerge from the fragment.
About 3,000 Berlin university students rallied Wednesday night against British colonial secretary Chamberlain citing Franco Prussian war conduct. They labeled England the butcher nation and denounced Chamberlain as an infamous liar and scandal monger with faculty speakers among the crowd. Browns Chapel telephone company and Greely lumber firm listed with capital stocks in Brown's Chapel and Muncie respectively.
Two divorce actions filed on Thursday list Dora Orr versus John Orr and Elma R. Eaton versus James W. Eaton. Both cases accompany statements of failure to provide alleged.
C W Kriel distributor offers inducements to introduce the New Idea photographers WilHITE & Holloway at 3 N Pennsylvania st. An old nurse for children Mrs Winslow's soothing syrup advertised for teething and diarrhoea relief. Read real estate listings on The Sun's sixth and seventh pages. Springfield seating options advertised.
Eight unruly inmates from the House of the Good Shepherd faced Police Justice Brady on breach of peace charges after leading a Wednesday riot. They armed themselves with wood billets and scissors, smashed windows, defied the sisters, and were hauled to jail in a patrol wagon while others were confined to their rooms.
Interstate Stock Yards in Indianapolis reports receipts around 500 hogs with 400 shipments. Quotations list 1,000 shipments, 800 quotations. Prices cited for assorted meat hogs range from 385 to 395 dollars per hundredweight, with lightweights and common to good classes noted.
At the Union Stock Yards Indianapolis on November 7 cattle receipts totaled about 1,000 shipments. Prices ranged from 53 to 57 1 2 percent for prime butcher steers and 1,100 to 1,250 pounds averaged 4 33 to 5 Good to choice feeding steers. Priced 5 73 to 6 15 for prime to fair export cows and 435 for common cows. Fats: good to fair cows and various heifer grades listed with mixed values.
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