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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1901
Page
2
The Alma Bromo Salt water from Alma Michigan is described as a pure natural remedy containing salts suited to human health. It is praised for cleansing the stomach and bowels, removing waste and decay, soothing nerves, and benefiting kidneys and liver. The advertisement cites Avia Sanitarium physicians and ten years of positive results.
Louisville Ky November 96 expert on whisky George Buchanan cites Washington statistics showing 40 000 barrels of American whisky returned to the United States with little trade record Most came through Galveston easing market pressure leaving about 50 000 barrels in Bremen and Hamburg warehouses.
Geologist Blatchley questions a report about a hot water well on Schriver Ave in Indianapolis. He cites two lates wells near Terre Haute producing water at 80 degrees. Beside Shelby County there are few warm water wells. Shelbyville has a 76 degree well at 24 feet and another four miles west with 65 to 86 degree water. Blatchley continues his study of Indiana mineral waters for his next report.
A reader-oriented piece argues many suffer daily from coffee reliance and nervous strain. It urges recognizing Postum as a healthier alternative to rebuild the nervous system and support proper nourishment, claiming it cures the root cause rather than masking symptoms.
In Paris at Place des Opera opposite Cafe Paix a husband found his wife with her lover in a carriage. He shot and killed the wife, then shot the lover as he tried to flee. The shooter was arrested and jailed.
William H. Marshall recounts life in Colorado mining camps from Redstone to distant towns. He describes brutal disposal of corpses, a dead man’s sidewalk burial, and a robbery case where lack of funds left a thief unprosecuted due to an empty treasury and no jail funds.
Julia Connelly a waitress at the Library restaurant was locked up after firing three times at Abe Gainer at his home on Sunday night. Gainer, a married man who worked at Atlas engine works, was arrested at his Arsenal avenue home. Connelly, who lives at 221 North Alabama Street, refused to detail the trouble that led to the shooting, saying he had “done her dirt.”
In Cleveland Ohio on November 26 a Central high school student named Rockwell was subjected to a severe hazing ordeal ten miles east of the city. His hands and feet were tied, blindfolded, and hauled over a muddy embankment. He was brought to a stream and warned of being thrown in. The hazers ultimately tied him to a tree and looted his pockets before he escaped and returned home. The incident arose after Rockwell cheered a rival team, reportedly prompting the hazing.
The Elks fair at the Cyclorama offers a temperate midway with grafters and swindler-proofing barkers. Highlights include Henry and Mabel Treeters performing bag punching sparring and weight lifting, Bohemian glass blowers making souvenirs, a wild man freak and a half man half horse from Missouri causing crowds to marvel.
The Temple Society, formed in October, aims to deepen ties among congregants through a free lecture series led by a committee chaired by A. L. Block. After Addison C. Harris spoke successfully, plans call for December lectures with possible sessions in January February and March, open to members and friends.
Church election results list new wardens and vestrymen for Grace Cathedral Christ Church and Holy Innocents with C A Munson W H Archdeacon L Howland M Nicholson W H Buttolf C E Coffey W A Taylor D T Bacon W H Armstrong B B Peck G W Sloan W D Pratt J K Lilly C A Ludlow C E Merrifield re elected at Holy Innocents Offices for St Pauls Episcopal to be elected next Monday night.
In Sharon Pennsylvania on November 26 a Newport Methodist congregation, small and poor, is erecting a church without outside workers. The men labor at night alongside pastor Rev. D. E. Baldwin, who assists in the effort. They expect to finish with payment only for materials.
A veteran shoe dealer boasts a scheme selling single shoes at half price to one legged customers. He explains buyers with complementary missing feet can pool and swap shoes, turning losses into profits while other tradesmen react with curiosity and amused endorsement, noting practical limitations.
A St Louis voice artist sues city officials for not enforcing smoke laws claiming continual city smoke ruined his voice and cost him his living. Oliver W Isensee, a renowned Indianapolis singer, said Indianapolis is less smoky and has seen no voice damage, casting doubt on the suit’s damages claim.
Georgge W. Anthony of Burlington New Jersey and George W Anthony of Burlington North Carolina, both surnamed Anthony, meet for the first time after years of mail misdelivery and correspondence. Each learns that on the same day their wives fell ill and died or were moved to Johns Hopkins, tying two families by fate.
Washington reports outline efforts to curb malaria spread by Anopheles maculipennis. Experiments using painted traps show navy blue attracting most mosquitoes, white least, with dark red and brown also effective. Findings suggest navy blue uniforms in malarial areas and light khaki or white shades for troops.
Princeton New Jersey November 26 John G Sims of Tennessee resigns from the college debating team to avoid arguing the affirmative side of the December 6 debate on the Fifteenth Amendment justification. Sims says as a southerner he cannot conscientiously take that position, and resigning is a bitter disappointment to him.
Chief Coots told the board that heating the new fire alarm room at headquarters could be done by two stoves. He suggested cutting off the cupola skylight with a wooden or canvas false ceiling, as the skylight’s glass area acts as a heat flue.
In Paterson New Jersey two lifelong companions Sarah Oates and Sarah McGee, both in their sixties, ended 60 years of friendship after a bull pup killed McGee's cat within hours of the animal entering their shared home. The quarrel escalated to insults and assault charges, and the women now live apart.
The North American reports Thomas W. Lawson was badly struck Monday as Amalgamated copper fell five points on the New York Stock Exchange. Lawson, who recently lost 7 million dollars in the slump from 120 to 90, faced the impact as his reserve strength of 4 million to back 140,000 shares was severely eroded, the paper notes.
The Indiana floral festival and chrysanthemum show committee reports a net balance of $61.45 after expenses. Receipts totaled $4,595.78 with $4,489.33 in costs. subscriptions reached $1,657.40. The committee plans a larger show next year and will meet in January to decide.
SAN FRANCISCO November 26 The rem perance restaurant proprietor A W Dennett who once ran a chain of 17 restaurants from New York to Chicago to San Francisco has failed for 92000 with no assets left He lists 39000 in nominal secured assets but most creditors are women and missionary societies He blames injudicious mining investments for the collapse.
A collection will be taken in Indianapolis schools on Wednesday to fund the poor. Children may give any amount, with no limit. Half of the funds go to the Free Kindergarten and Children’s Aid Society, the rest to other charities via Supt Kendall.
In Indianapolis many residents testify to Doan's Kidney Pills relief. William Olds of 1424 Union St. recounts lasting improvement after using the remedy, purchased at Henry J. Huder's drug store. The pills are advertised at 50 cents, with Foster Milburn Co. of Buffalo as US agents. remember the name Doan's.
International and National Live Stock Exposition tickets priced seven dollars round trip to Chicago, with sales on December 2 3 and 4. For details contact ticket agents or address W. W. Richardson D P A.
WilHITE and HOLLOWAY advertise special inducements to introduce their new photography idea. They promise rich and elegant portraits at affordable prices. Located at 237 N. Pennsylvania Street, one square north of the Denison hotel.
Gov Durbin announced a letter from Gen Buffington of the ordnance department stating readiness to ship Krag Jorgensen magazine rifles and carbines to Indiana. The state will provide readiness to arm two companies and a battery of artillery with these government firearms.
Thanksgiving Day travel rates set by the D and W Railway offer one and one third fare for trips within 156 miles. Tickets are valid going November 27 and 28 and returnable through November 29 inclusive.
An advertisement touts Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup for teething children. It claims to soothe the child soften the gums allay pain cure wind colic and treat diarrhea. The price is twenty five cents a bottle.
A high grade cigar is advertised as on sale at tlass drug stores. W Kriel is listed as distributor. The imperfect OCR yields unclear store name and distributor details.
The Sun promotes affordable home ownership with offers on pages 6 and 7. Dentists and local businesses also advertise services including G H Clay D D S with 14 years at 110 N Illinois St and Henry Karstadt successor to Brill Dyeing and Cleaning Co at 228 Mass Ave and 115 N Illinois St.
Copy of the illustrated monthly reaches us courtesy of the Chicago and Northwestern Railway. It is a finest illustrated publication with tinted half ton es and perfect letter press. Mail copy to your address upon 2 cents postage to W. B. Kniskern G P T A C and NW Ry Chicago Tl.
The Pennsylvania Vandalia lines offer excursion tickets for Thanksgiving travel within 150 miles of selling points on November 27 and 28, valid to November 29. Special rate tickets are available with certificates for college students and instructors going home for the holiday. Inquiries to local agents or W W Richardson Indianapolis.
One and one third fare to points within 150 miles with tickets sold November 27 and 28 and final return limit November 29. Similar rates available to students during the vacation period with proper certificate.
Travel deal lists four forty fares to Cincinnati and Dayton with return limits. Via Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton Railway runs six first class trains daily on fast schedules. Tickets on sale November 27 and 28 with final return limit November 29.
A brief notice announces homes offered on easy payment terms featured in The Sun on pages 6 and 7. It highlights affordable housing options and a financing plan aimed at buyers seeking manageable installments.
Chicago and North Western Railway offers daily departures from Chicago to Milwaukee Madison Green Bay Fond du Lac Oshkosh Appleton Escanaba Ishpeming Marquette Ashland St Paul Minneapolis Duluth and all Wisconsin Copper country points. Quickest time and through scenic service. For tickets rates and full information contact nearest ticket agent or W B Eiiskern 22 Fifth Avenue Chicago IL.
Autographs of revolutionary officers and signers of the Declaration of Independence from the Frederick W. French collection were sold at auction in Boston. Letters by presidents, foreign rulers, American and English authors also drew bids, with 23 of the items bringing strong prices.
Advert says Yake Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets with refund if no cure. E. W. Grove signs each box and price is 5c.
In the notice a listing shows tickets on sale on November 27 and 28, with no further details. The fragment indicates a local event or performance offering advance ticketing across two days.
Daily through cars from Chicago to California and Oregon with first class Pullman and tourist sleeping cars. Personally conducted trips to San Francisco Los Angeles and Portland leaving Chicago on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Lowest rates shortest time. Inquire at your nearest agent or write W B Kniskern 22 Fifth Avenue Chicago Illinois.
A handsomely illustrated cloth bound volume of 115 pages covers settlement of the great Northwest with engravings of Black Hawk Sitting Bull Red Cloud and Custer and ten colored map plates showing tribe locations dating to 1600. It is praised as a valued contribution to pioneer history and a copy is suggested for every library. Price 50 cents mailed prepaid by W. B. Kniskern Chicago Ill.
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