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Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Nov 07, 1902

Page

9

Interurban Fight Shifts as Wabash Claims Street Access

In Loganport Indiana the Wabash railroad replaces Boyd traction in a street conflict with L R and N. City council grants L R and N rights over Railroad Ave for blocks while Wabash asserts ownership of the thoroughfare as the station approach. An injunction blocks Wabash from further action until Nov 18 while authorities review the case. A separate note mentions a man named Beckett near Henryville linked to a shooting claim on his brother.

Logansport Ind Wabash Railroad Company Boyd Traction Company Wabash L., R. & N. Company Wabash Railroad

Petrified Body Found in Yellow Clay Grave in Indiana

In Fairmont Indiana on November 7 a grave dig in Vinson cemetery near Summitville yielded a nearly petrified body of an elderly woman buried 17 years ago in yellow clay. The corpse was exposed from a partly water filled grave, the head decomposed, casket intact. Four men carried the stonelike body to the surface.

Fairmognt Ind Vingon Summitville Park Cemetery

Thieves steal $750 hidden in clothes basket in Greenville

In Greenville Indiana Mrs Kate Martin found her $750 stash in a closet basket stolen by burglars. Bloodhounds trailed suspects for about a mile before the scent faded. Her husband is a prison guard at Auburn New York and she planned to move there. In Marion Indiana William Were and four small children were hospitalized with typhoid fever while the father recovers from a fall. The children's mother died weeks earlier from fever.

Greenville Ind Kate Martin Marion William Were Marion Hospital Seymour William Humes Mtaz Minnie Garison Harmon Sierp Sauers Winchester Cory Jones Crawfordsville Jim Lee Geencastle Fillmore Maud May Allen Michigan City Harriet Jackett Hoeseville

Domestic found loaded revolver. woman shot in Muncie

Catherine Evans, a domestic at Giles Collins home in Muncie, found a loaded revolver and it discharged while she examined it. The bullet entered her left breast and there is no hope of recovery.

Muncie Ind Catherine Evans Giles Collins

Goshen Mayor Robbed En Route to California

Goshen Mayor George F. Alderman was robbed near Hed Land while traveling to California. The thief took $165 from him. An additional note reports Bert Moore missing from a house and a fire causing less than $1,000 in damages. In Martinsville, 15 year old Arthur Self accidentally shot his knee while cleaning a revolver. A brief line mentions Charles McCain at Bengal.

Goshen Ind George F. Alderman California Hed Land Orange Bert Moore Martinsville Arthur Self Bengal Charles McCain

Plan to Abolish Tin Cups in Indianapolis Schools

A movement in Indianapolis schools follows Chicago trends to end common drinking cups. Superintendent Kendall supports a fountain system with a continuous gentle stream to prevent lip contact, noting Washington School already uses such a setup though costly.

Indianapolis Chicago Kuslewski Chicago School Board Washington School Gine Supt Kendall

The Husband and the Dog in a Divorce Trial

In Chicago Nov 7 testimony at a divorce case centers on love for a Newfound­land dog, strong drink, and the Baron von Schanzler. His wife notes three prior divorces, a cramped kitchen, and dog dinner table etiquette. She describes nightly ritual of the baron kissing a picture of his first wife and son Paul, claiming he lost his soul by marrying an illiterate American woman.

Chicago West Gresadale Paul West Grassdale

Wood chopper and a day in a color ward report

A collection of brief items includes a man injuring his foot and using a crutch, a new daughter for Orson P. May, a fatal fever in Saludan, and several local notices. A vivid description details hospital color rooms and their effects on melancholia patients, explaining red rooms as stimulating and black rooms as calming, with color sequences used in care.

Columbus Orson P. May Saludan—Lemuel ‘Tague Illinois Linden James Sutherland Hiquor

Color cure tested for insanity on Ward's Island

Dra Bond and Monette test a color based treatment at Ward's Island New York claiming many patients are cured. Dr Trent of the Woman's Hospital supports a dedicated ward and atmosphere of primary colors with vibrations said to affect the patient.

Dra. Bond Monette Ward New York Dr. Trent Woman's Hospital

Applause Flares as New Ro Molineux Trial Begins

New York November 7 public sentiment shifts as the current trial sees approval bursts after each defense success. Handwriting expert Carvalo testified first, with subsequent experts appearing to support the defense.

Carvalho

Bargain Blast at Old Granger Store Saturday Sale

Old Granger Store promises greatest bargains for Saturday with prices cutting across men’s overcoats suits boys’ coats walking skirts woman’s shoes and rubber goods. Highlights include $7 overcoats $10 suits $2.98 skirts $1.50 men’s shoes $1.80 ladies’ shoes and 35c rubbers with limits per customer.

Early life and career of a famed European pianist explainer

He began at six and by twelve was a renowned performer beyond his local scene. At sixteen he toured Russia, at eighteen joined the Conservatoire of Warsaw, and in 1887 he caused a sensation in Vienna. His Paris success was unprecedented and echoed in London. The following year he toured America for the first time, earning a fortune from a single season.

Russia Conservatoire of Warsaw Vienna Paris London America

Odell Fights Election Costs and Campaign Spending

Gov Odell filed his election expense report with the secretary of state on Thursday revealing a 14000 contribution to the Republican fund equal to his first year’s salary. Other figures show congressmen elect Sherman Draper Brackett and Warnecke with various campaign spends. The ad about Burdock Blood Bitters follows.

Secretary of State

Bargains In Upright Pianos at Baldwin's

A reader notes bargains on slightly used upright pianos at Baldwin's and invites inquiries via THE SUN with two phone numbers and the office address. This ad appears amid other notices and a voter license filing from Marion county Indiana seeking permission to sell intoxicating liquors in limited quantities for on premises consumption. The license request cites addresses on Wabash Street and Washington Street in Indianapolis ward 7 and ward 11 respectively, filed under Loul s Brown.

Baldwin's Seventh Ward Center Township Marion County Indiana Board of County Commissioners Wabash St Square 44 Indianapolis Pennsylvania St Jos Keating Ware Board of County Commissioners Washington At Metager & Robinson's Washington St Eleventh Ward Board of Commissioners Martog County State of Indiana Russell-ave McCarty St Norwood Outlet 122 Russell Ave McCartyst Philip Ungar Twelfth Ward River Ave Bybee and Pratt Indianapoile Riverave August Huber Fourth Ward Twelfth Drake & Mayhew N. West St Douglas Barnes Tenth Ward State of Pearl St Meridian Pennsylvania Sts Marfoy County Peaki St Frank A. Heidrice

Omega gas heater promises efficient combustion and sanitation

Marks a revolution in gas heating and household sanitation. The Omega unit achieves perfect combustion by intense heat and thorough mixing of gas with air, using at least four cubic feet of air per cubic foot of gas. It combines economy in fuel, complete combustion, and sterilization as outcomes of extensive scientific research.

Omega

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