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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Nov 23, 1900

Page

2

Steam Heating Franchise Battle For Morton Place

The Board of Works refused the steam heating franchise for Morton-place this winter, awarding operation rights to the Home Heating and Lighting Plant. Politically connected hot water interests push for priority. investigation delayed until cold weather to study other cities. No street cutting allowed this winter. construction planned for spring. Howard Hawkins says system not yet chosen and work will wait until spring.

Morton-place Board of Works Mortenplace John L. Griffiths Aquilla Jones Charles A. Dale Steam Heating Company Sahm Hot Water Heating Company Hot Water Company College-ave Illinois St Eleventh-st Delaware Twelfth-st Howard Hawkins

Boy on Henry Harding Farm Reports Possible Smallpox Contact

A 12 years old boy from Henry Harding's farm rode into Haughville on Friday to visit Dr Preston. Preston suspected small pox and sought help from Dr Ridpath of the county health board. While Preston was away, the boy rode back home. An investigation will be conducted.

Henry Harding Haughville Preston Ridpath County Health Board

Supreme Court Refuses Rehearing on Gas Well Case

Friday the supreme court refused to grant a rehearing in a case where it was held that the owner of a natural gas well may enjoin another well owner from pumping gas.

Supreme Court

Street Car Route Extension Ordered by Board of Works

The street car company won a board order Friday to extend the College avenue line from 27th to 30th streets, despite a protest that the route may not run over Sutherland avenue. Assistant manager Grant hinted the plan is arranged. A complaint alleges heavier freight loads on the West Washington street bridge than it can bear, and the street superintendent will investigate.

Board of Works College-ave Twenty-geventh-st Thirtieth-st Sutherland-ave Joseph W. Boswell Grant W. Washington St. Bridge

Cupid and unusual weddings jar city life

A parade of odd marriages spans cities from St Louis to Cortland and Paris. John M Sweaney of Jefferson City and Athella A Smith of Bowling Green elope by carriage at midnight to avoid Friday nuptials. Major Page a 31 year old, 49 pound midget, plans to marry Miss Mary Wickle 6 feet tall, 167 pounds in Cortland on Thanksgiving Day. Duchess of Manchester comments on public curiosity while Princess Helen Bonaparte becomes betrothed to Grand-Duke Helen is cousin to the czar in Paris reports. Nearby notes recount Deicher theatrical manager and Helen Grantley’s quiet marriage weeks ago in Omaha.

John M. Sweaney Jefferson City Athella A. Smith Bowling Green Paris St. Petersburg Louis Napoleon Bonaparte Jerome Bonaparte Helen Baden Michael Russia

Push for 100000-man standing army in 1920s plan

Representative Hull of Town reports a long talk with the president about reorganization of the army and a push to legislate an army of 100000 for current needs. He says the plan includes a provision to shrink the force to 51000 when not required.

Washington Hull House

Amending constitutional fate unclear as Mount absent

Governor Mount will not be at his desk until next Monday leaving the fate of constitutional amendments uncertain. The attorney-general has not been asked for formal opinion and the governor’s proclamation is expected to settle the issue.

Gov. Mount Attormeygen Hadley Supreme Court

Lizzie Sells Housekeeper Testifies At Trial In Columbus

Lizzie Dona hue testified that a man matching Betts description began visiting the Bellis home about 18 months before the separation. She admitted riding with Peter Sells to Chicago on a pass in July 1898 and returning on a pass in another name. Eli Fuller testified to Sells Bros. stock dealings and Peter Sells' good character.

Columbus Lizzie Donahue Betts Bellis Lizzie Peter Sells Chicago Wisconsin Sells Leland Hotel Peter George Aikens Eli Fuller Dublin Sells Bros

Hoyt the Playwright Buried in Charlestown

Charles H. Hoyt, noted playwright, was laid to rest in Charlestown New Hampshire on Friday afternoon. Martin Tripp, the sole surviving local character Hoyt featured, led the silent tributes alongside scores from professional political and social life. The body lay in state at St Luke's Episcopal Church from 9 a.m. to 1 45 p.m., with nearly 1000 viewers viewing the remains.

Charlestown N. H Charles H. Hoyt Martin Tripp Hoyt St. Luke's Episcopal Church

Birth Announcements and Local Family News

A list of births at several addresses includes Albert and Mary Hall locating at Meridian Street with a boy born on 1631 8. Other families such as Charles and Bertha Goode at 2233 Dewey Avenue welcome a boy, and W W P and Mary Clark at 1152 West New York Street announce a boy. Additional births noted for Preston Partridge, Wyn and Mayor Haver, William E and Nellie Meyers, John and Are Dooley, and many others across multiple streets with both boys and girls.

Albert Mary Hall Meridian St Charles Bertha Goode John Are Dooley W. Thirtieth-st Berhard Annie Spander Downey-st Frank Josephine Mulvary Leest Joseph Josephine Pfeiffer Maryland-st Kate Fink Cheatnut St Bay Fred Clara Webele Templeave Emil and Cora Stoeffer Madisonave William and Ella Healy N. Blate Weir W.W.H Julia Davidson Highland-place

Sugar and coffee war resumes between Arbuckles and trust

New York November 23 The sugar and coffee dispute between the Arbuckles and the sugar trust flared again Friday as Wootson spies company started a one cent per pound reduction on Toasted coffee. The Arbuckles countered with a 15 point cut in refined sugar and lowered Ariosa coffee by one cent a pound, with expectations the sugar trust will respond soon.

New York Arbuckles Sugar Trust Wootson . Spies Company Arbuckies

Bankruptcy for Duke of Manchester Reveals Liabilities

Official receiver reports no filed statement of the dukes affairs in bankruptcy court though draft shows liabilities of 20710 pounds and assets of 7000 pounds. Examination adjourned to February 1. In a separate incident Mrs Fred Poland in a street car collision near Blake and New York streets is in critical condition with head injury and possible internal damage.

London Duke of Manchester Fred Poland Blake and New York Sts Poland

Glen Miles Waives Examination on Criminal Assault Charge

Glen Miles, charged with criminal assaulting 12 year old Flossie Bills, waived examination in police court on Friday and was bound over to the grand jury under a $1,000 bond. Also notes Novi 28 set for Samuel Perkins to explain why buildings 414-422 W Washington St should not be torn down, former west market shacks. Senate committees met regarding Vincennes University $150,000 claim with no report until legislature meets. Meridian Methodist Church youth group disbanded. Patsy the gray horse died en route to a fire on 2134 Hovey St. Bertha Ott residence fire caused $500 loss. Chicago gas issues discussed. potential Indiana law workaround via more pumping stations. Mary Lloyd, 6 1/2, jumped into canal. appeared before Judge Daly, drunkenness charge. rescued by J W Hunter and Ernest Beard. refused to give address and declined to explain.

Glen Miles Brand Board of Works Novi Samuel F. Perkins Washington St West Market Senate Vincennes University English Christian Endeavor Society Meridian St Patsy Company No. 21 Hoveyst Bertha Ott Chicago Indiana Mary Lloyd Twefth St Judge Daly J. W. Hunter Missourist Ernest Beard Twelfth-st

Sensible Temperance Word to Temperance Ladies

A temperance sermon urges moderation and broad charity for temperance workers. It warns coffee as a greater foe to happiness than whiskey, urges cushion of calm in homes, and recommends Pos tum Food Coffee to restore vitality within ten days. It addresses nervous, irritable women and promises life with renewed vigor.

Thieves Blow Open Banks in Texas and Oklahoma

Robbers blew the vault at the Farnere bank in Ortland Texas and reportedly secured about 8,000. A jade item at Mooré bank failed. The burglars escaped. Another entry at W Farrier bank in Omaha Texas yielded nearly 1,000, with the safe also opened.

Prosecution Head Hints Early Havana Trial Date

Koratio Reubens, newly appointed head of the post office frauds prosecution, says Charles F. W. Neeley will soon be brought to Havana for trial in the high profile case.

Neeley Havana Koratio Reubens Post Office Chas. F. W. Neeley

Union Live Stock Market Report at Indianapolis Stock Yards

Cattle receipts number 70 with Friday shipments described as fair. Prices quoted for steers and cows span good to prime, fair to medium, heavy weights, and stockers with ranges from about 1.39 to 4.90 per unit, covering hogs, sheep, and calves. Lambs and stockers show varied quotes, reflecting market demand for heifers, cows, bulls, and feeder stock.

Indianapolis Steey Ccee Ceee Eees Cou

Interstate Stock Yards Grain and Livestock Prices

Cattle receipts Friday at Interstate Stock Yards show good to prime export cattle mix at 1,350 to 1,500 lbs and 1,200 to 1,400 lbs, with several grades of steers, cows, calves, hogs and sheep quoted. Wheat, corn, oats prices steady or firm. 130 car inspections noted, hay values up.

Timothy Uohay

Chicago Markets Daily Trading Report Nov 23 1924

Chicago prices move with wheat down and corn mixed as November contracts slip while oats firm. Provisions rise with pork and lard advancing. live poultry and dressed poultry show varied gains across turkeys chickens ducks and geese. Butter cheese and dairy products price ranges listed for creamery and full cream varieties.

Chicago NGC

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