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Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Nov 22, 1901

Page

6

Remarkable Cat Rescues Pups and Forages for Them

A white tom cat at a sawmill near Deer Creek, California, saved three puppies by moving them to safety as a fire threatened the mill. The cat risked itself to guard and feed the pups, while the men found the mother and other birds in a cave. In San Diego, a 26 year old cat named Susan lives with W A King in Dolores County and survived a wildcat encounter, showing a fighter’s spirit. Susan, born 1875, remains affectionate with Mr King and his wife, spending outdoor time with a sheep and indoor time cared for in the home.

Francisco Cal Geo. Ile Deer Creek Wille Patton and Wells Abe Agi Ater Pumples Hide Cat San Diego W. A. King King's Station Dolores County Susan Mr. King Seoming Mrs. King Egypt

Great Step in Advance Aims to Replace Tin Plate Labor

The Commercial and Financial World reports a plan by the steel trust to replace Indiana tin plate mill workers with labor saving machinery. The American tin plate company plans radical new methods to cut labor, raise output fourfold, and keep production domestic while reducing plant numbers as newer mills come online.

New York Steel Trust Indiana American Tin Plate Company Schwib Illinois Ohio Pennsylvania

Remarkable Fire Truck Driver Earns Public Praise

In New York on November 29, a fire engine from No. 1 station, racing to a Madison Avenue alarm near Twenty-ninth Street, steered through a maze of vehicles to clear a path. A stray horse slipped as the engine passed, the tender narrowly avoided a collision, and the driver guided the team along the sidewalk to safety. Spectators cheered, and a letter to Commissioner Scannell was proposed to formally commend the driver.

New York Iti Swan Madison‘ave En‘ginév No. 1 Scannell

Fire alarm system Ready by Monday Says Chief

Fire chief Coots expects the new fire alarm system to be in service by Monday with the board of safety having allowed buying a stove to heat the room containing the apparatus. Wire connections were underway in the new houses Thursday.

Coots Board of Safety

Subsidy Should Not Be Given the Ship: Sir Christopher

New Orleans reports Sir Christopher Furness of London visiting to inspect port facilities and discuss a copper smelter. He argues subsidies fail to boost American commerce and warns cargo subsidies would raise freight costs, urging economical methods instead. In Americus, Ga., six citizens plead guilty to gambling, each receiving one year in the chain gang and a fine, after a poker game at a leading hotel.

New Orleans Christopher Furness London England Christopher Cincinnati Ingalls America Sir Christopher Americus, Ga

Fragmented line about drug store and hoosah

Fragmented OCR text mentions visiting a drug store and a casual exclamation about Hoosah. The readable bits provide no clear event, date, or named entities to anchor a fuller summary.

Fatal injuries and wrecks report multiple Indiana incidents

Fred Bender of Decatur dies after a tree limb falls on him. Anna Howdyshell an inmate of Bluffton county home dies from injuries after a bonfire accident. A C R M train wreck near Medford injures conductor W H Hurless who loses two fingers. William Wideman of Union City dies after being trampled by a team. Henry Keith Jr of Washington is kicked by a horse. Anna Rekers, 10, of St Mary's in the same city falls ten feet from a balustrade and is seriously hurt.

Fred Bender Decatur Anna Howdyshell County Orphans’ Home Bluffton Henry Keith, Jr Washington Maydie Anna Rekers St. Imary's School

Highwayman Injury Report On City Man

John Rosemeier, 49, of 1413 Montcalm street, was hospitalized with a hip wound after a night incident near his home in Cerealine town. He claimed highwaymen attacked him as he exited a car and his revolver discharged accidentally. No valuables were taken. He is married with several children.

John Rosemeier Montcalm-st

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