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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1901
Page
3
A chemist combines Eukalyptos Gualacor and Hydrastin with other antiseptics into Stuart's Catarrh Tablets. They treat nasal and throat catarrh bronchitis stomach catarrh and are praised by customers and a Pittsburgh physician as safe, convenient, and effective. Sold by druggists at 50 cents.
New York correspondent reports Lord Pauncefote has wired the final text. The treaty abrogates the Clayton-Bulwer pact, guarantees US neutrality in peace and war, and ensures no discrimination against English shipping. Experts in London say open canal in both war and peace would be essential for England.
Ruth Embrey, 16, of Berwyn, surprised two burglars at work and hit them with a hammer until they fled. One man seized her by the throat before the hammer was wrested away. She pursued no loot as the assailants escaped.
New York district attorney Philbin stated on Saturday he would oppose any bail motion by Roland B. Molineux. He argued the evidence is strong and no DA would justify not retrying him.
Leavenworth Kansas November 16 Within 24 hours John B Waldrup the guard shot during the mutiny at the federal prison has died All convicts recaptured will be charged with complicity in his murder The incident occurred during the prison uprising and authorities plan murder charges against those involved
Sadie Leon of Terre Haute Indiana has filed suit against iron worker Michael Hagerty seeking five thousand dollars in damages for breach of promise. The suit was filed on November 16.
Elwood Indiana November 14 The Elks club has decided to construct a new lodge hall in the town, outlining plans to raise funds and begin construction after the approval of members and local authorities.
In Metuchen New Jersey Navy 16 Dr Charles M Freeman and novelist Aliss Mary E Wilkins have wed after a long engagement marked by repeated postponements. He traveled to New York Thursday and returned with his bride, who now resides with him at his home.
Chicago on November 16 reports food commissioners from Illinois and several states will urge Congress to create a National Food Commission. Senior Mason is expected to introduce the bill to adopt uniform federal pure food standards and require states to align with them for nationwide consistency.
A compilation of letters endorsing Peruna from Robt. W. Wilcox of Hawaii to Sara McGahan of Albany New York and others. The readers claim Peruna cured dyspepsia influenza catarrh and related ailments. Editorial-style notes urge readers to seek Hartman’s advice and provide a free book on throat and lung diseases.
In Chicago on November 16 leading railroad presidents and general managers warn that recent giant combinations by big interests may force financiers to offload holdings to the government. The sentiment grows that magnate actions could spur broad demands for government railroad control.
The will of Zachariah Stanley reveals a $250,000 cash and property estate. Major beneficiaries include his daughter a granddaughter and Earlham college with Richmond receiving $20,000. An initial $20,000 to Liberty for a library was later canceled by codicil.
Dr J M Williamson president of the San Francisco Board of Health in his annual report filed with the mayor declares Chinatown cannot be sanitized except by total obliteration. He urges depopulation leveling buildings by fire and relocating occupants to distant peninsula areas to detect sanitary violations and protect against oriental diseases. He condemns tolerance of a foreign community viewed as perpetuating filth for tourists lawyers and artists.
The city saw the formation of a servant girls union with 100 members on Thursday night. It aims to secure higher pay shorter hours and greater privileges for its members.
In Terre Haute Indiana on November 16 Burt Eaton aged 31 rescued the seven-year-old son of County Auditor Soules from a cistern. The boy either fell or was pushed in. Eaton climbed in with others aid, pulled the child out, and was rewarded by the auditor with a full outfit of clothing and shoes. A boy accused of pushing the Soules boy was questioned and released.
Four masked highwaymen on horses raided the cashier’s office at the Chicago American barns Friday night, fought off six employees, and escaped with 300 in money. The assailants left no clue aside from a mast, as officers investigate the brazen robbery in Chicago.
In Chicago on November 16 a 17 year old girl Mamie Ferry collapsed while being taken to the county hospital in a patrol wagon after a dental operation affected her feeble heart. She died before reaching the hospital. Her father is described as a retired capitalist.
Brownsburg Ind Nov 16 A new banking company has been organized with I N Palmer as president Grand Baton as vice president Dr J L Marsh as cashier and Joshua Tharp as assistant cashier.
London remains shrouded in heavy fog hindering transit as a collision at Brix ton station injures sixteen people.
A long list of properties for sale and rent appears, including a 100 acre northern Indiana farm with black soil and a six room house, another nine room dwelling near College Ave, and various rental cottages on N Illinois St. plus numerous lots, doubles, and a four story factory building. Prices range from modest to large, with several trades and investments noted and multiple individuals and firms listed as contacts.
Births brief astrology note for Saturday November 16 predicts those born today will find luck in serving others with ongoing promotion and esteem, reflecting a favorable civic and personal outlook.
Chicago reports a national drive led by the league seeks one million signatures in a single day. The pledge will be presented to Sunday schools across the United States and Canada next week on the world temperance Sunday.
In Green Hill Indiana Ira Farr's home and Henry Cowgill's black smith shop burned Friday. In Brazil Indiana Caroline Eberwine's home also burned Friday. total loss estimated at £2500.
State authorities report George Magee of Madison was killed in a Slater Missouri railroad wreck after a Big Four freight collided with a switch engine. In Muncie both engines suffered heavy damage. Separate incidents include a shredder severing Wren Grayson’s arm near Sharpsville and Herbert Shepherd losing a hand in Greensburg. Alfred Boswell near Greencastle was seriously injured by a shotgun breechpin blast tearing his thumb and injuring his face. Edward Kraner of New Corydon was accidentally shot in the arm while hunting.
A dense list of prices for turkeys, ducks, geese, butter, hides, coffee, sugars, flour, beans, molasses, rice, produce, canned goods, coal, and meats. Includes specific weights and unit prices for turkeys, cheese, butter, greens, beans, and a broad assortment of groceries and hardware items with regional pricing cues.
At Union Stock Yards on Nov 16 cattle receipts totaled 80 with varied quotations from prime port steers to common cows and calves. Hogs receipts 4 500 with good to heavy prices around 5 60 to 5 65, lightweights 5 30 to 5 45, and other grades listed. sheep receipts small with lambs and ewes priced. Interstate Stock Yards in Indianapolis reported hog receipts 1 090 with good to choice prices 5 70 to 5 80, other grades 5 25 to 5 36 for lighter and mixed lots.
Wheat prices rise for multiple grades with No 2 red at 14c above, No 3 red 70 77c, November 74c, new crop firm No 1 white 2c, No 2 white 62c, No 3 white 62c, No 4 white 57 39c, mixed varieties around 56 60c. Orl corn No 1 white 66 jc, No 2 white 64 c, mixed notes show various bids. oats firm No 2 white 8% 44c. hay prices for timothy around 11.50–12.0. Inspections list cars by grade with totals. no established grades in several entries.
Chicago November market report shows mixed grain and livestock futures with December and May wheat and pork and lard prices noted. Dairy items list butter creamery and cheese varieties with assorted per pound quotes. Poultry and eggs sections include hen and turkey prices and seasonal demand indicators.
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