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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1900
Page
3
An old-time notice urges readers to treat kidney ailments early with Doan's Kidney Pills. It warns that delays lead to harder cures while claiming the remedy can relieve urinary discharge retention and general back aches, with more pills needed for serious cases.
Gov. Roosevelt declines to remove New York City Mayor Van Wyck citing insufficient proof of willful law violation by a stockholder in the American Ice Company. He calls existing trust law inadequate and favors political remedy through the people, dismissing the case.
Mrs L H Blanton hosts a tea on Wednesday. The Indianapolis canoe club to hold a Thanksgiving entertainment at the club house. Miss Mary Reaume to Terre Haute Wednesday to visit Misses Willien and Mrs Raymond P Van Camp hosted two teas for Mrs Samuel Van Camp Friday. Mrs Susan McKernan to visit Mrs Anna Ce Reaume from Oldenburg. Mr and Mrs Martin Mock invite for their golden wedding Thursday night at Reichwein's hall Montpelier. Miss Adda Sellers and Frederick P Chandler wed November 2 at the bride's home. Dramatic club issues its year book in green with cover by Miss Louise Fletcher. Considered one of the most artistic Indianapolis club publications.
Mrs H G Beacham of 623 South East Street says her kidneys were weak and she suffered a debilitated condition for two years. After using Dean's Kidney Pills, bought at Benny J Huder's drug store, she states that one box cured her.
Mr. F. C. Cook of 515 Daugherty Street describes six years of kidney pain and nocturnal secretions. He credits Broan's Kidney Pills with eliminating the painful groin and back symptoms and restoring his ability to walk freely. He recommends Dean's Kidney Pills to friends and acquaintances based on his experience.
Professor of music at 348 E South Street says severe back pains and irregular kidney secretions disappeared after using Dean's Kidney Pills from Henry J Hyder's drug store. He followed directions and was completely cured after one box.
W A Roberts of 1133 Fletcher Ave, superintendent for Globe Life and Accident, endorses Dean's Kidney Pills. He describes years of back pain and troubling kidney secretions and states one box cured his symptoms. He bought the pills at Henry J Huders drug store and calls them the best kidney medicine he has heard of.
W H Heaven a produce dealer at 215 Minerva Street reports kidney secretions had been dark and foul and pains in loins and kidneys since influenza. After trying several doctors he used Dean's Kidney Pills from Henry J Huder's drug store and soon saw improvement.
The note links back pain to potential kidney problems and suggests relief steps. It cautions that an aching back may indicate kidney illness and urges attention to early symptoms and care.
J. W. Morrison and associates sue A. L. Pogue for foreclosure of a 45000 dollar mortgage on the Westcott block, alleging insolvency. Pogue, a leading Richmond capitalist, heads Pogue Miller & Co and formerly led Alexandria glass works. Prof. S A Thompson of Richmond elected secretary of the Wheeling Board of Trade, a waterways authority.
Rushville Indiana November 24 Representative Leonidas H Mull outlines his defense in Flora Farlows suit for fifteen dollars alleging breach of promise The two signed a marriage contract September 10 promising to marry in one year if Mull deemed it suitable He denies altering the contract or refusing to wed and says no violation occurred The plea in abatement was taken under advisement by Judge Morris after argument by counsel
Short items report local events across Indiana. Brazil closes a street car strike while Snyder sees whooping cough widespread. Madison County's big oil well hits. White County beet sugar fails. Martinsville eyes a brick factory for 100 workers. Standard Oil leases 2260 acres in Adams and Wells. District 1 postmasters to be reappointed. Terre Haute rail car plant to build 500 coal cars for C E I railroad. Peru to source water from wells rather than Wabash river. Bert Lowman of Huntington suffers eye injury from a knife puncture.
Multiple incidents fill the region with shocks from a major fire at a Richmond artificial gas plant leaving the town without gas. Other items note injuries from a gun blast during cleaning, a fatal train accident near Hobbs Station, a district school outbreak of scarlet fever, and local political and social news across Indiana.
Chicago police probe a death at a Chicago home after Robert Crotty sixteen was found hanging from a rope on a back porch. Authorities say the cause is unclear with possible murder self harm or accident and may involve strangling marks though his hands were in his pockets.
Judge Carter ruled the city council must appropriate 30 600 paid by the street car company to the park board. Riverside construction company sued to compel Controller Johnson to issue a warrant to pay for the dam and roadway at Riverside park. Suit filed against the city for 23 296 53.
Horace B. Makepeace 66 was taken into custody by bicycle patrolmen Friday at 807 N New Jersey Street after violent behavior and strange claims about wires in his sleeve He claimed a mystery in the wires and spoke of chips whetstones and an air full of chips He was replaced by Pearson Mendenhall as township trustee and insanity proceedings had been filed and dropped earlier He sat by a card stone all day and talked in a low voice while at the police station
Greenfield detectives and bicycle patrolmen responded to burglaries in Greenfield and three nearby houses. A colored man was arrested after boarding an electric car near Cumberland, found with a concealed revolver, and identified as Charles Allen from 513 West North Street. Suspects allegedly fled with $35 in trousers.
Ottumwa Iowa dispatch reports Company G of the Iowa National Guard was called to Albia Friday night to be in prevent. Details note a tense situation with a mob and guard intervention aimed at preventing violence. Authorities secured the area and monitored the crowd as the incident unfolded.
Oberlin M. Carter a degraded captain of engineers sentenced to prison for defrauding the government declares innocence after habeas corpus proceedings. He argues his conviction rests on pure suspicion and calls for legal vindication before health fails. A decision in his case is expected within a month.
Jacksonville reports the death of Bishop Morris Marcellus Moore 44 program leader of the African Methodist Episcopal church and president of the Preachers’ old society who died Friday night, leaving a highly respected and influential cleric.
United States school children collected 17 266 74 for Galveston sufferers while authorities arrest several men suspected of highjacking the Iron Mountain express in Arkansas. Miller of Genoa Junction Wisconsin attempted suicide by gas in Chicago but survived. Ric Adolphe Careen former Canadian postmaster general is dangerously ill in Montreal. The Tennessees anti cigarette hike is noted.
A deputy sheriff led Frank McGarrahan to the doorway where his mother and brother witnessed a tearful farewell. The boy, once in an orphanage after his parents divorced, had fallen into bad company and theft. His mother testified the reform school is proper, with parole possible on good behavior once he reaches 21.
The arrest of Ellis C. Talmage and Nelson M. Anderson exposed a scam defrauding over two dozen people of about 25 thousand dollars. Buyers purchased half interests in a mysterious battery touted to emit a special light, including a Cleveland visitor who invested 300 dollars. Authorities say around 100 people bought similar stakes. A church fair and Thanksgiving dinner were announced to raise funds for a new building next year.
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