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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Nov 15, 1901

Page

3

Enthusiastic Convert Praises Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets

Mrs. Ira Knowlton of Butte Montana and Mr H Davis of Hampton Virginia advocate Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a cure for stomach trouble. They describe relief from indigestion gas heart palpitations and sour stomach after using the remedy and note its pleasant taste and accessibility. The ad claims pepsin and diastase digest food to rest the weakened stomach and says the tablets are sold nationwide.

Ira Knowlton Butte Montana Stuart Hoying Fittsburg H. Davis Hampton United States Canada Great Britain A.e.griffin Stubblefield Tex 5. M. Chapman Stephens Mills N.Y Lida Cermak Jersey City Cascarets Elia Ziegler Delta Ohio K. Bettag St. Louis Baby

Births in Astrology For Friday Nov b s

Those born today will be happy handsome clever prosperous lucky much liked and respected and will rise rapidly and do well. It is a very auspicious birth.

Local Births Marriages and Obituary Notes

Benjamin Meyer and Ida Meyer living at 445 East Tenth Street report a boy birth. Frank Meyers and May Meyers of 61 Jefferson Avenue report a boy. A C Born and Bertha Born of 53 West Street report a girl. Jennie Lay of 1108 West Street reports a toy. Schroth infant Fidna A. aged 10 months at 1281 South Fast Street has atelectasis. J. Ryan at 1105 Massachusetts Avenue reports heart trouble. John Kelly aged 0 of 526 Willard Street has heart disease. Ltwin Hardacre, 66, of 905 Corneli Avenue reports spinal sclerosis. Mary J. Lightfoot, 16, colored, of 1618 Orange Street reports consumption. Marriages listed: Theodore Cox and Bertha G. Watson. John S. S. Meeker and Mamie Johnson. Joseph Zook and Lulu Greason.

Benjamin Ida Meyer E. Tenthst G. Co Norma Haerle Pennsylvania St Box EB. S Kate Alexander Frank and May Meyers Jefferson‘ave A. C Bertha Born S. West-st O L. G Jennie’ Lay West-st Toy Fidna A. Schroth S. Fast-st J. &. Ryan Massachusetts-ave John Kelly Willard-st Ltwin -Hardacre Corneil-ave Mary J. Lightfoot Orange-st Theodore Cox Bertha G. Watson John S&s. Meeker Mamie‘j. Johnson Joseph Zook Lulu Greason

Walking match leaders at Pittsburg event results

At FITTSBURG Pa on Friday November 15 the walking race at 1 pm saw Cavanaugh lead with 410 miles and 4 laps while Barnes posted 368.18, Shelton 355.13, Dean 351.4, Noremac 317.16, Hegelman 308.2, Loeselin 298.2, Day 277.3, Barclay 267.6, Kid West 232.16 and Briller 159.

Fittsburg Cavanaugh Barnes Shelton Dean Nore‘mac Hegelman Loeselin Day Barclay Kid West Briller

City to pay $75,000 in Mitchell injury ruling

Indiana appellate court upholds a decision against the city of Indianapolis for 75,000 to Ida G. Mitchell after a fall at Highland Place and Twelfth Street due to a 14 inch sidewalk step-off. She initially received 7,000 from a jury, choosing remittance of 2,000 rather than a new trial. attorneys debate whether a new trial would have been ordered if the judge’s handling had been raised.

Indianapolis Ida G. Mitchell Wiley Marien Superior Court Highland Place Twelfth St

Foreigner Replacement in BioTrust Mills Reported

Chicago Nov 11 American boys to replace foreigners in the BioTrust steel mills. Welsh tin workers will be first affected as officials say American born mechanics are superior and will earn higher wages. The policy has begun with youths from Milwaukee and other cities sent to Pittsburg mills, reportedly originated by J Pierpont Morgan.

Chicago Steel Trust Trust Joud Milwaukee Pittsburg J. Pierpont Morgan

George W Powell endorses Al Taffe as police superintendent

Former chief George W Powell says Al Taffe's appointment solves the mayor's problem. Powell notes Taffe's experience, knowledge of the force, familiarity with criminals in other cities, and loyalty to Democratic administrations, predicting he will be a splendid, loyal officer.

George W. Powell al Taffe

Body Found in College Dissection Room Mystery

Relatives believe they located Ebenezer Perry's body, stolen from a Southport cemetery on October 10. A body matching Perry was found on the dissection table at Central Medical College on Thursday afternoon, with college officials claiming it had been there two weeks. Mrs. Perry, John Winchester, and Mrs. William Keiler identify it. Justice Smock orders Undertaker Lauck to hold it as the case heads to court Saturday morning.

Ebenezer Perry Southport Central Medical College Perry John Winchester William Keiler Justice Smock Lau

Daniel Lamont potential Democratic presidential candidate noted

The Record-Herald reports Daniel 8. Lamont of New York as a likely presidential nominee pick at the next Democratic national convention, a suggestion favored by those who supported Grover Cleveland. In Chicago’s Union Stock Yards, livestock quotations from Indianapolis show varied cattle hogs and sheep prices, with building permits listed for several city properties.

Chicago the Record-Herald Daniel 8. Lamont New York Lamont Grover Cleveland Union Stock Yards Union Stockyards Indianapolis Seeseasencereus Scecees & Lom

Brigands in Balkans Face Heavy Losses After Missionary Rescue

News from Constantinople reports heightened brigand activity following the rescue of Miss Ellen M. Stone. A band led by Anghel Papasso was cornered near the Bulgarian frontier. Papasso and four others died, the rest captured. Engaged in Albania, troops and brigands exchanged fire with several killed on both sides.

Constantinople Ellen M. Stone Anghel Papasso Popasse Albania

Sued Big Four for Ten Thousand in Driscoll Death

In Muncia Indiana on November 15, Enoch Drumm, administrator of William Driscoll estate, filed suit against the Big Your railroad for $10,000 damages after Driscoll and his wife were killed by a passenger train on September 25, 1909. In Cartown Indiana on November 15, Frank Shepherd died from injuries after being struck on the head with a baseball last Saturday.

Muncia Ind Enoch Drumm William Driscoll Big Your Railroad Company Driscoll Cartown Frank Shepherd

City Grain Market Wheat and Other Grains Prices

Wheat prices firm with No 2 red at 74c and other grades listed. New crop white and yellow prices shown. oats and hay values noted. Inspections report cars by grade and totals for wheat corn and mixed lots.

Timothy

Bookmaker wins 50000 with new treasury notes

New York November 15 Jakey Josephs, a bookmaker, now holds five treasury notes each worth 10000 dollars that did not exist a week ago. The notes were secured from John F Tyrrell in a settlement of an election bet involving Carroll and Josephs for Rich.

New York Jakey Josephs Treasury Treasury Department Washington John F. Tyrrell Carroll Josephis Rich

Chicago Markets Wheat Corn Oats Butter and Poultry Prices

Chicago markets report higher wheat for December and May with gains around 2 to 4 percent. Corn up about 0.5 to 0.6 percent for December and May. Oats improved, with December and March quotes rising. Provisions unsettled with January pork near 14.62 to 15.00, lard around 5.5 to 5.8, ribs at 7.03 to 7.61. Dairy and eggs show mixed gains, cheese and creamery butter up modestly. liver poultry shows varied prices for hens, springs, turkeys, and chickens.

Chicago Norv Americas

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