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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1900
Page
4
A brief public notice asks readers to inform THE SUN office if the newspaper delivery is missing or irregular. It provides a phone number 880 and requests mailing to THE SUN for new or elderly residents to report issues promptly.
A column argues gas companies fail to deliver while urging city regulation including metering and price limits. It critiques a hot water franchise and political meddling by the Board of Works, compares licensing needed for liquor to a potential state license inspector, and calls for stronger enforcement of liquor laws.
A report claims Secretary of War Root plans to resign in March causing regret for his exceptional service. The cabinet is praised for its quality alongside President McKinley, with strong mentions of Griggs and the overall historical merit of the administration.
The piece argues compulsory arbitration will come, benefiting workers and bosses despite opposition. It condemns violence and supports state involvement to prevent harm, while noting possible downsides and anticipated public resistance. It also criticizes The Sun for waging a personal attack on John W Kern.
The grand jury's final report lists Mat Grayton and Jack Stranger for robbery, Clarence Hufford for forgery, William Jones for burglary and grand larceny, Bert Moore for grand larceny and receiving stolen goods, Alice Parker for receiving stolen goods, Mike Riley for uttering forged checks, Charles Wilson for burglary and petit larceny. Henry Bruntz in arson case released, Harry Jefferson for burglary and grand larceny, John Franklin for grand larceny, Jack Redden for illegal voting, and William Taylor for swearing in an illegal vote.
In Van Wert Ohio on November 16 a druggist may swear Mrs Van Liew bought oil of vitriol days before it was splashed on Miss Wammell. The death is attributed to the effects and convicting Mrs Van Liew would rest largely on circumstantial evidence.
Commissioner Greer received a telegram to ex County Treasurer Schmidt at Bishee Arizona Territory. Schmidt replied Thursday that he will return about December 15 and settle the county's claim of eight thousand dollars if the amount is correct.
Miss Clara Barton head of the Red Cross departed New Orleans in a private car for Washington with her personal doctor. Her condition is precarious from overwork at Galveston.
San Francisco reports a late November dispatch on global conflict developments echoing ongoing hostilities. Details describe military actions, strategic moves, and diplomatic responses shaping the war’s course.
The report surveys the tar lake near Trinidad the world’s notable source of asphalt noting 114 acres and 135 feet depth. It details islands drifting on the surface and the ongoing 80 000 tons per year extraction plus 20 000 tons annual natural accretion.
A sizable Thursday audience saw Minnie Seligman and company perform When a Woman Loves a melodrama of love and sacrifice. Notable performers included Charles Abbott George Ober Otis B Thayer Menifee Johnstone Stella Kenny and Helen Reimer with strong staging and a well received finale. Other acts mention Frank Denithorne at the Grand and busy shows at the Park and Empire with popular songs and a Dr Bull's cough syrup ad concluding the page.
D M Parry and Miss Cora Parry plan a Europe trip next week. Dr and Mrs John Talbott celebrate tin wedding on Monday. Mrs Carl Swiggert of Porto Rico visits her mother Mrs Mary Fugate. Oyster supper at Third Christian church Friday. State weddings include Jeffersonville Miss Lenora Felker and Frank M Mayfield Kokomo Miss Zora Knipe and George Costello. Mrs Eleanor Loomis hosts informal reception Thursday at 8S East St for her birthday. Queen Esther auxiliary hosts entertainment Thursday night. A trip to Philadelphia Washington and Baltimore visits the homes of Mrs Sulzer Mrs Hayes and Mrs Weaver.
Indiana Dental College at the corner of Delaware and Chiosis accepts patients from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. for all kinds of dental work. Fees are stated to cover the cost only.
Director Bostock bought two ostriches weighing 409 pounds each for the Zoo. Deaf and dumb inmates were entertained Friday afternoon. An after supper excursion from Wabash Union City and Anderson drew a large crowd for zoo sight Seeing. A school children program is set for Saturday at the Zoo with a special ten cent ticket. Elephants donkeys and Irish jaunting carts will be available for the children. Diphtheria relief in 20 minutes claimed by Dr. Thomas Eclectric Oil at any drug store.
An aged advertisement promotes Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup claiming it helps teething children. The short copy emphasizes soothing effects and consistent use for infants during teething.
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